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KungKras on 22 May 2013

Wow, I haven't seen a more blatant attempt to try and hollywoodize gaming. And I have seen Heavy Rain.....



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Gamerace on 22 May 2013

Well, I just said in another thread MS (and Nitendo/Sony) needs to do something unique to differentiate their offers from Android/Cloud gaming that'll become standard features on all smart TVs.

This would do that.

How appealing it will actually be to play is another matter altogether but at least MS is looking beyond 'more power' to sell Xbox One and that will be key as graphics/power have hit the point of diminishing returns.



 

Wright on 22 May 2013
antfromtashkent said:
Wright said:
antfromtashkent said:
Wright said:
antfromtashkent said:

Just because they could not pull it off does not mean its magically not their idea.....


Now I don't remember if I said that it was their idea or that they would improve upon that.

You said:

"The innovation does not come from using Live action, but that the Live action will influence the game."

But I was replying a user who didn't understand what was so innovative about using live action.

 

And I know it's not implied there, and I didn't mean it when I first write it, but that doesn't mean other games did it before. Just like the dynamic cover in Gears of war: they didn't invent it, but sure as hell they redesigned it and made it innovative again.

I dont know what that means...

So what you are saying that its your oppinion that Remedy will be able to revolutionize something even though there was nothing in the preseentation or in any info that followed that presents anything revolutionary... well then i agree that it maybe possible I guess?


Read carefully =P

 

And no, I haven't say they would revolutionize anything. I've said there's innovation in Quantum Break (Considering what they're aiming for)



Wright on 22 May 2013
KungKras said:
Wow, I haven't seen a more blatant attempt to try and hollywoodize gaming. And I have seen Heavy Rain.....


Alan Wake was hollywoodizing gaming?



KungKras on 22 May 2013
Wright said:
KungKras said:
Wow, I haven't seen a more blatant attempt to try and hollywoodize gaming. And I have seen Heavy Rain.....


Alan Wake was hollywoodizing gaming?

Never saw that much of Alan Wake. Was it more of a standrard survival horror or was it supposed to be an interactive story?



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antfromtashkent on 22 May 2013
Wright said:
antfromtashkent said:
Wright said:
antfromtashkent said:
Wright said:
antfromtashkent said:

Just because they could not pull it off does not mean its magically not their idea.....


Now I don't remember if I said that it was their idea or that they would improve upon that.

You said:

"The innovation does not come from using Live action, but that the Live action will influence the game."

But I was replying a user who didn't understand what was so innovative about using live action.

 

And I know it's not implied there, and I didn't mean it when I first write it, but that doesn't mean other games did it before. Just like the dynamic cover in Gears of war: they didn't invent it, but sure as hell they redesigned it and made it innovative again.

I dont know what that means...

So what you are saying that its your oppinion that Remedy will be able to revolutionize something even though there was nothing in the preseentation or in any info that followed that presents anything revolutionary... well then i agree that it maybe possible I guess?


Read carefully =P

 

And no, I haven't say they would revolutionize anything. I've said there's innovation in Quantum Break (Considering what they're aiming for)

Oh gosh you are grasping straws :P

Well I will tell you that I saw no innovation and I guess we are back where we started :P



Lyrikalstylez on 22 May 2013

I was excited about this game but now I'm not,we wanted new exclusive games not this...da fuck Microsoft



happydolphin on 22 May 2013
sales2099 said:
Ugh the negativity......

So Heavy Rain gets props for being a new idea. But now we shit all over this one. Right.....ok. Guess its cause its on Xbox.

Welcome to the world of "Bash whatever's not on your favorite console". I'm not asking for rose-colored glasses but a bit of balance would be nice.



Wright on 22 May 2013
KungKras said:
Wright said:
KungKras said:
Wow, I haven't seen a more blatant attempt to try and hollywoodize gaming. And I have seen Heavy Rain.....


Alan Wake was hollywoodizing gaming?

Never saw that much of Alan Wake. Was it more of a standrard survival horror or was it supposed to be an interactive story?


It is a psychologycal-action thriller with traces of horror and adventure.



Wright on 22 May 2013
antfromtashkent said:

Oh gosh you are grasping straws :P

Well I will tell you that I saw no innovation and I guess we are back where we started :P


Oh, man, are you going to force me to scratch my arguments and start by zero? xD