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Thechalkblock on 27 May 2009

Looks very good to me, better than the Conduit.



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Hyperion on 27 May 2009

Ryudo, you don't have to play it in co-op if you don't want to.



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Bobbuffalo on 27 May 2009

@Ryudo - co-op is optional. If you read the interview you'll see that they stated that you can play it alone.



Derek on 27 May 2009

People sure are putting a lot of faith in a developer that hasn't put out a game with a review average over 80 since the year 2000. I guess we'll see shortly if all the hype was worth it.



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PullusPardus on 27 May 2009
Shadowblind said:

Reminds me a bit of legendary from the screens.

it reminds me of Jericho



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Bobbuffalo on 27 May 2009

Jericho? nah...



theRepublic on 27 May 2009
Derek said:
People sure are putting a lot of faith in a developer that hasn't put out a game with a review average over 80 since the year 2000. I guess we'll see shortly if all the hype was worth it.

That's because most of their work up to this point has been licensed games.  For that kind of stuff there are strict deadlines from the publisher and the developer does not have much leeway with what goes into the game.



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Stefan.De.Machtige on 27 May 2009
theRepublic said:
Derek said:
People sure are putting a lot of faith in a developer that hasn't put out a game with a review average over 80 since the year 2000. I guess we'll see shortly if all the hype was worth it.

That's because most of their work up to this point has been licensed games.  For that kind of stuff there are strict deadlines from the publisher and the developer does not have much leeway with what goes into the game.

Yeah, That's called paying your dues. HVS is now doing it's first IP ever, and 2 more coming up. Good luck to them, though they seem not to need it.



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