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Anfebious on 09 February 2015

I liked your review Jay! As everyone says you have the "voice" for doing this kind of stuff. It's a short review but it goes to the point, I like that. I think more than 7 minutes in these video reviews are a bit excessive so your time is perfect.

As for the game... it looks a it boring. There doesn't seem to be any danger aside from a couple of enemies and the game feels empty. Not my cup of tea!



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Jaywood2010 on 09 February 2015
Anfebious said:
I liked your review Jay! As everyone says you have the "voice" for doing this kind of stuff. It's a short review but it goes to the point, I like that. I think more than 7 minutes in these video reviews are a bit excessive so your time is perfect.

As for the game... it looks a it boring. There doesn't seem to be any danger aside from a couple of enemies and the game feels empty. Not my cup of tea!


THanks!  Never cared for long reviews myself.  Though i did like Noobtoob when they were around.....if anybody knows who they are.

It really isnt xD  Though i can understand where youre coming from.  




       

Jaywood2010 on 09 February 2015
VGhippy said:
I just got Nvidia 3D working on my PC, I think this game will look amazing with it :D


Does this game support 3D?  Or can you get any game running 3D?




       

VGhippy on 09 February 2015
JayWood2010 said:
VGhippy said:
I just got Nvidia 3D working on my PC, I think this game will look amazing with it :D


Does this game support 3D?  Or can you get any game running 3D?


Most modern games will run though the quality varies. Some work great natively like the Batman/Mass Effect games, but others sometimes need a fan-patch or some tweaking, like turning off shadows to run well.



Jaywood2010 on 10 February 2015
VGhippy said:
JayWood2010 said:

 


Most modern games will run though the quality varies. Some work great natively like the Batman/Mass Effect games, but others sometimes need a fan-patch or some tweaking, like turning off shadows to run well.


Wow i didnt know that actually.  How much does it cost?  




       

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Roma on 10 February 2015

looks interesting but 8bucks is too much for a Ubisoft game



    R.I.P Mr Iwata :'(

Jaywood2010 on 10 February 2015
Roma said:
looks interesting but 8bucks is too much for a Ubisoft game


That is a little unfair dont you think?  Ubisoft is a publisher, not a develepor.  The developer is Reflections.





       

Roma on 10 February 2015
JayWood2010 said:
Roma said:
looks interesting but 8bucks is too much for a Ubisoft game


That is a little unfair dont you think?  Ubisoft is a publisher, not a develepor.  The developer is Reflections.

not really my problem. if Ubisoft benefits then I won't be spending



    R.I.P Mr Iwata :'(

Jaywood2010 on 10 February 2015
Roma said:

not really my problem. if Ubisoft benefits then I won't be spending


Missing out on some good games though.  Why do you hate Ubisoft so much anyways?




       

VGhippy on 11 February 2015
JayWood2010 said:


Wow i didnt know that actually.  How much does it cost?  


It really depends. If you already have a 3Dtv/monitor/projector I think you can get a free trial for 3DTV play (Needs modern Nvidia card) or Tridef which works with all cards. I think they are about $30 or $40 to buy. There are other things, but 3DTVplay or Tridef are the main pieces of software.

Certain 3D monitors need 3DVision instead because they do not have an in-built emitter but I use 40inch samsung TV (will be switching to an Acre projector soon) and prefer 3DTV play out of the 2 main ones. For 3DTV's you can normally just use the regular 3D glasses you would for normal 3D viewing that come with it.

I think if you truly do not have any 3D equipment, Tridef may have a blue/red Green/red mode to work with those really old 3D glasses that see pictures in 2 main colours.

Anyway hope that helps!