So yea 15 heavelly armored and armed gaurds with propable expert training and physical abilities cant kill a guy with almost no armor.

Stormtrooper effect anyone.

WTF when did Dead to Rights become a corridor shooting SciFi Gears ripoff with a husky

Dogs are intense

I played the demo for this at PAX since there was absolutely no one even stopping to look at it. I thought it was pretty bad. The enemies would run straight towards me most of the time ignoring cover, it took waaay too many bullets to kill the, my guy was inconsistently dropping or keeping his gun after I attemtped to melee people, attemtping to turn towards enemies that were really close to you was frustrating since you controlled like a tank, the melee system was too button mashy and was way too fast to attempt actual strategy (think Facebreaker) and the dog never seemed to be in my control.

It did have some elements that were cool though. The melee system actually reminded me of God Hand ultra lite just not nearly as bad ass or good. If they slowed that part down a bit, you might actually anticipate when you'd need to dodge or not. Even though the dog seemed out of my control, he was useful biting and holding dudes for me to take out easily. Every once in a while you could run up and disarm people Mirror's Edge style and the game would slow mo for a little bit to give you a chance to head shot them within the same move.

So yeah. In the end it could turn out kind of cool but it's going to need a LOT of work based off that demo build.

it looks like they took the fighting system of arkham asylum and substituted the takedown with guns, and took sheva and replaced her with a dog. This just looks horrible all around, they even took a british accent like arkham asylum videos...

not interested

The first one on PS2 was where they should have left this game. I remember saying often "Remember Dead to Rights?, the game where you could send your dog to bite dudes in the balls? It was fun, they should make a sequel one day." After watching this video, I wish I didn't have the power to make sequels come true.