| BMaker11 said: If this is true, I better not see one 360 fan start praising him out of nowhere, and saying how he's been great all along, as a producer |
Don't worry. This guy was behind half the Blu-Ray BS they spewed in conjunction with Sony.
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Why are people complaining about cutscenes? (which for the record are Kojima's perogative and not Payton's, Payton has nothing to do with the storyline) If anything, a few hours of cutscenes would only help the Halo franchise because right now the Halo narrative really cannot compete with storylines of other media. A game with a better, more fleshed out storyline is only for the better.
@DTG: Cutscenes are fine as an accentuation, but there are better ways of advancing the story that make the player feel more involved, or at least they can be involved in the cutscene themselves. See: Half-Life, Resident Evil 4, Indigo Prophecy.
The player feels more connected to the game if they are in as much control as possible.
| DTG said: Why are people complaining about cutscenes? (which for the record are Kojima's perogative and not Payton's, Payton has nothing to do with the storyline) If anything, a few hours of cutscenes would only help the Halo franchise because right now the Halo narrative really cannot compete with storylines of other media. A game with a better, more fleshed out storyline is only for the better. |
I strongly disagree with Halo needing a few more hours of cutscenes. Thats not just Halo. I do agree that Halo 3's story was a bit "meh" and it would be great if it elevated in quality but hours of cutscenes is not what Halo is about.
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| BMaker11 said: If this is true, I better not see one 360 fan start praising him out of nowhere, and saying how he's been great all along, as a producer |
You do realize that by saying this you're just begging for someone to praise him, right?
Another 9 million selling Halo game confirmed!
I woudn't mind buying episodic Halo movie games. The Halo games are kind of boring to me anyways. My ideal Halo experience would be like Brothers in Arms or Mass Effect. I hope Gearbox makes Halo 4.
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| thekitchensink said: @DTG: Cutscenes are fine as an accentuation, but there are better ways of advancing the story that make the player feel more involved, or at least they can be involved in the cutscene themselves. See: Half-Life, Resident Evil 4, Indigo Prophecy. The player feels more connected to the game if they are in as much control as possible. |
Cutscenes don't seem to bother most gamers that much so even if this next Halo did have cutscenes, I'm sure most will tolerate it if the story is really good(reason why MGS4's review scores were still very high even though it had a lot of cutscenes). I can understand the few that prefer the stroytelling in games like Half Life though since it does add immersion. At the same time, cutscenes have their perks as well(a fact stated by Kojima himself).
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