No, not me. And not even Nintendo or its fans. But reading some comments and threads, it looks like KZ2 scared the crap out of some people. They wander the forums leaving acid comments and trying to make them look unbiased, but the most amusing thing is they talk trash about KZ2 not having played it, but blame fans for speaking well of it having only played the demo or seen the screenshots and read comments... It looks like somebody feels so threatened by it to fall in denial and not being able to admit it, but trying to exorcize the danger pretending to be rational, unbiased and detached and to look genuinely unimpressed (but oviously most people genuinely unimpressed by KZ2 don't even do the effort of writing anything about it). Another curious symptom, perhaps the most curious side effect of this strange pathologic "killzonetwophobia", is downplaying Nintendo, it looks like they live in a terror so deep they can only deny everything

Just to be clear, I found KZ2 trailers very nice, and good news for PS3, as this game fills a gap in an area where Sony is weaker, but nothing more, I'm not an enthusiast, I won't buy a PS3 for it, as I'm not anymore a die-hard fan of any FPS...

KZ2 sucks, get a life and stop defending that piece of tomato.



P.S I have played the beta.

P.P.S I was joking.

What's bad about tomato?

tomatos are give people red urine!

A semi-interesting story about tomatos:
http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/pae/botany/botany_map/articles/article_35.html

"Although the tomato is commonly associated with Italian food, the plant is native to the western coast of South America and was not introduced in Europe until the early 1500s when returning Spanish colonists brought it from the New World. However, North Americans believed tomatoes were poisonous until 1820, when Colonel Robert Gibbon Johnson disproved that myth during a public demonstration on the courthouse steps in Salem, NJ. In France, after the poison myth was dispelled, the people came to believe the tomato was an aphrodisiac and called it "pomme d'amour," or "love apple." Today, the typical American consumes about 80 pounds of tomatoes per year, and it is one of the most common plants grown in home gardens. "

lol i dont get wut ur saying but it sounds stupid . . . ugh early mornings

Spot on!

I agree. It really is an amusing situation.

It reminds me of a thread last night, a thread about a certain writer who wrote up something not so great about Killzone 2.

This came after this same user complained the previous week about the vast amount of Killzone 2 threads on the main page, only to then make his own and then try to convince people that

A.) "Hype backlash has begun!"
B.) This writers words was more valuable than the 100+ other reviewers who thought otherwise. All because he was in some TV Show?

Why not put it in the Official Killzone 2 thread like we are asked to do each time we post something positive? That is precisely why, it wasn't positive, so in this case the rules are allowed to bend (as usual these days) and now it is alright to post it on the main page.

What was even better about all of this was the fact that this writer he so adamantly wanted us to put our faith in hasn't played through Killzone 2 in its entirety. Not to mention his only weak points towards the game are things like storyline and actually said nothing at all about the actual gameplay, there wasn't even a mention of it what so ever.



Now we also have people saying that when it comes to companies showing bullshots where the game does not live up to the early photos, Killzone is by far the worst. Yet I am pretty sure that reviews and user impressions prove that false as well.

Day after day a new ridiculous excuse.

In other words, what I find so funny is that the "reviewers" we are supposed to believe over all others and the user impressions on the game we are supposed to believe are oddly those that happen to come from people who have not even played the game in its entirety.

You know it is a failed attempt when you need to spend time in your own thread to try and give your "Hype backlash" review some form of credibility.

What ever happened to "Play first, judge later"? It all of a sudden turned into "Flame first, eat crow later". But hey, that works for me.

Killzone 2 really scares me. Im literally terrified