Steam, 3$Which one is this and where do I buy it?
Steam, 3$Which one is this and where do I buy it?
Both?
That AvP2 video - such a great game, and genuinely scary in parts. Crazy that people are still struggling to hit something of that quality (for the time).
Is the Jaguar game not highly regarded? I remember enjoying that.
Both?
That AvP2 video - such a great game, and genuinely scary in parts. Crazy that people are still struggling to hit something of that quality (for the time).
It was highly regarded, but I'm not sure why. Unlike, say, Doom or even Duke 3D the game does not hold up. It's a single height ceiling, 90 degree angle wall kind of engine that produces levels similar to what you'd see in Wolf 3D only it's very slow paced and runs at an obscenely low framerate (15 fps at best). For the Jag, I suppose it was impressive and they DID do a good job with atmosphere for its day but it was always just too clunky to enjoy.Is the Jaguar game not highly regarded? I remember enjoying that.
Sorry, AvP Classic. I saw the 2000 and read it as '2' It's early.What AvP2 video?
And it's not shocking to me that ACM ended up this way. Watching a playthrough of the game, like we discussed it just feels entirely too much like a game they were expecting would cash in on what they thought people wanted (a generic shooting gallery with Aliens, CoD-style).
Randy pitchford is slowly becoming the american version of peter molyneux for writing cheques his games cant cash.
For all his flaws ,Peter Molyneux has a miles better track record then Randy Pitchford.
Gotta say I'm surrpised not seeing any reviews of this, given it dropped early, even from smaller more independent reviewers.So reviewers are kow-towing to publishers again and leaving consumers to pick up the slack? Can't one of them buy a copy of the game themselves, thereby bypassing the embargo on the free review copy?
So reviewers are kow-towing to publishers again and leaving consumers to pick up the slack? Can't one of them buy a copy of the game themselves, thereby bypassing the embargo on the free review copy?
So reviewers are kow-towing to publishers again and leaving consumers to pick up the slack? Can't one of them buy a copy of the game themselves, thereby bypassing the embargo on the free review copy?
That's why the embargo. Wouldn't do to have a bunch of bad reviews floating around before launch.I think it is pretty apparent that this is going to get panned by the press, embargo or not.
Interested to hear your thoughts on the final sequenceGetting near the end now, and this is just a shocking looking game on 360. In places it really does look like an original Xbox game. It's not like it has a super smooth framerate that could help justify this garbage, it really chugs sometimes. Hope I can return this crap.
Didn't the same thing happen with AVP 2010...Gotta say I'm surrpised not seeing any reviews of this, given it dropped early, even from smaller more independent reviewers.
Oh man sounds dissapointing.
I hope the game does well enough for the developer to survive, last thing we need is
More dead studios resulting from expensive bombs.
This may sound completely desperate...okay totally desperate, but I'm holding out hope that the Wiiu version adds something...anything to make this a worthwhile purchase. I'm Aliens starved man.I am just really confused by the mess this game ended up being. I mean, Gearbox is a solid developer (minus Duke Nukem Forever and certain aspects of BiA: Hell's Highway), so I'd really love to know what went on behind-the-scenes that caused this game to be such a turd.
We go back and forth about breaking embargo in the face of broken street dates on a fairly regular basis. But I've signed contracts that set myself and my employer up for legal action if we violate them. And honestly, the people that are going out there to go and buy the game early at the specific locations they've heard are selling the game early would do it regardless of what the reviews say. So there's not a lot of point in taking that hit. If you break embargo with one publisher, the other publishers notice.
Is the Jaguar game not highly regarded? I remember enjoying that.
I am just really confused by the mess this game ended up being. I mean, Gearbox is a solid developer (minus Duke Nukem Forever and certain aspects of BiA: Hell's Highway), so I'd really love to know what went on behind-the-scenes that caused this game to be such a turd.
Got me Collectors Edition today, Loving it!
The content inside is wicked!
Patches, Certificate, Statue. All pure awesomsauce
Updated (106meg), Installed Game, and was ready to rock!
Played the First level on Hard.
Soaked up the atmosphere, like it was air.
Loved every minute!
Oh it's good to be a Colonial Marine.
Naw, he's posted about the game in this thread a few timesI want to think this post is genuine. I really really do.
But something about it tells me it would be smart to think otherwise...
I want to think this post is genuine. I really really do.
But something about it tells me it would be smart to think otherwise...
Updated (106meg), Installed Game, and was ready to rock!
Played the First level on Hard.
Soaked up the atmosphere, like it was air.
Loved every minute!
Yessir, it could be ugly.The knives are certain to be out for this one.
lol, all this negativity, and then this post.
Like a fart in church.
I really wish GearBox would just focus 100% resources on the most EPIC Duke Nukem game to completely re-store Dukes place in my heart.
LOLAre the update/patch notes online? When it dropped, what they fixed.
lol, all this negativity, and then this post.
Like a fart in church.
An early shout for Giant Bomb's most disappointing of the year?
But yes, i'm loving it so far.
I'm not running or flicking through the levels like chooks head cut off, or anything.
I'm fully engrossed looking/exploring.
And, i'm Loving it and that's all that matters