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I was pretty interested in this game back when I read about it in an issue of EGM a long while ago. Since then though, my interest has been waning since the game lost the whole "cyberpunk" vibe to it.
At least he didn't mention he made the game while listening to MMMbop the entire time. That would not bode well
Sweet. Maybe I'll be done with GTA by the time it hits. :)
I like to mention what I was listening to because it keeps my mind off the voices in my head. They're cruel.
I like to mention what I was listening to because it keeps my mind off the voices in my head. They're cruel.
I would like to express my cautious enthusiasm. I enjoyed the heck out of Mass Effect with the bugs it had though, so we'll see.
If he's actually talking about the last few bugs, I think we're okay. From what I remember, BioWare didn't really discuss the performance of Mass Effect before it came out. I wouldn't worry that much.
I remain skeptical of a game that has gone through 2 generations of change, and has been in development longer than my working career, although I will read reviews with a partially open mind.
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Not crashing! Where do they come up with these innovative ideas.
I love the bonus content the developers put in games now days, they have every right to brag about it.
I love the bonus content the developers put in games now days, they have every right to brag about it.
Hey, at least they're polishing it. Unlike that other big-name publisher who throws out big names only to have them crash and send in the corrective patches weeks later. Game development shouldn't be like that. Stick to new stuff that expands the game for your DLC's.
i'm excited. maybe not as excited as, say, 2 years ago, but i'm still excited.
maybe Jessie Spano said it best:
"I'm so excited... I'm so exciteeeed!... I'm so... SCARED!"
maybe Jessie Spano said it best:
"I'm so excited... I'm so exciteeeed!... I'm so... SCARED!"
Put it this way, I only heard of Too Human last year and by then the "anti-hype" feeling was already underway. I can't say I'm looking forward to it (I've got about a dozen games I want to play more than Too Human), but at the same time I don't really want to see it fail (no more than I want to see any game fail). It's got a co-op mode, the background looks really cool and it maybe a purchase down the line. Still I'd like them to stop with the "Goblin-man" bollocks in their developer diary videos.
I sincerely hope this doesn't suck. It sounds like it could be a killer if done properly.
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Shit! I wasn't in before the, "I think this game isn't fun even though I haven't played it" comments.
Oh, darn. Maybe next time.
Oh, darn. Maybe next time.
It will still have some bugs. It's just a fact that their team of testers cannot compare to the full force of the people on the Internet. Somebody will find some bug that was overlooked, and then everybody will duplicate it.
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