CGI-Quality said:
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Darth Tigris said:
Everybody here. I didn't see one comment on it. Some may say he's just being diplomatic, but I think his comments are completely realistic and the likely reality once the game is released.
The interviewers ignored it for the most part too, but that I can at least understand to a certain degree because they are just doing what is expected in their profession, as it would've been a very short interview if they would've just said "Yeah, that's true. So what makes this Call of Duty worth playing?"
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Just because something isn't brought up doesn't mean it was ignored. Then again, many probably don't agree that it's the most important part of the article, all for their own reasons.
As I said though, I don't recall this type of forgiveness-seeking when it was the PS3 on this end, but hey, that's the nature of what we like to call the console warz.
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Not to get into semantics, but how is that not ignoring something? That was a good chunk of the interview and I'm (still) the only one to bring it up. It being the most important part is my opinion, I do admit that, but then again I actually enjoy experiencing games instead of admiring them.
By the time I joined the site (late 2008 ... wow), there was parity with the multiplats so I wasn't a part of that. I'm not sure what you mean by forgiveness seeking either. But one that I can say is that I'm older, more mature and more enlightened than I was in 2008 and I'd like to hope my fellow gamers have as well. The discourse should reflect that as well, but maybe I'm asking too much ...