| ckmlb said: If this game doesn't sell crazy I will seriously buy multiple copies of it and give it to people for free that's how much I want to give my money to Kojima for this. |
Reminds me of John Romero's Daikatana ad. Unless you're richer than Kojima :P
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NJ5 said:
Reminds me of John Romero's Daikatana ad. Unless you're richer than Kojima :P
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You lost me.
Thanks to Blacksaber for the sig!
ckmlb said:
You lost me. |
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The gametrailers one? That one is very low quality from what I saw of it.
Kojima is just so far ahead of the industry its scary.
| Legend11 said: So they're making people pay separately for the multiplayer and single player versions of the game? Ouch... |
Are you gonna do nothing but whine about that in every thread, ahh jealousy can eb so cute.
No MGS4 for you!
I just saw a gameplay footage at kotaku.
I just kept saying Wow while watching.
Like "wow.. wow... WOW" heh
This is going to be fun!
No, it's not going to stop 'Til you wise up
No, it's not going to stop So just ... give up
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Wow, I just watched the whole trailer. I as expecting a lot, and they completely delivered and then some. I really like how much better the combat looks, since it was a little dated in MGS3 (I still loved the game though). This game looks truly incredible. The AI seemed a little dumb, but that can be changed with the difficulty or maybe it was just nerfed for demo purposes. The AI was fairly smart in MGS3, so I doubt we have much to worry about.
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