Condemned 2 because it was never released on PC/Steam, strangely enough.
I loved it specifically because it moved away from the comics. I remember reading through some of the comics included as bonus material and thinking, "yeah, they did right tossing this."I liked The Darkness 1 a lot, despite not being faithful to the comics.
Condemned 2 was also a great game. I'd dig a Darkness reboot with realistic graphics and closer plot-wise to the source material, with a crossover with Witchblade.
You did it right.I never played Condemned 2, so dunno about that.
You did it right.
Condemned 1 is the only Condemned.
Both sequels are inferior games but the pure gameplay aspect was better and more varied.It's hard to choose, lol. I'd just want the first of both. But the more I think about it, if I had to choose, maybe The Darkness more so...
I'm genuinely shocked. The first Darkness and Condemned were talked about for a long while. The sequels, however, were pretty eh. I personally feel like the Condemned one was better than the Darkness one.
This. The department store level of Condemned is still one of, if not the best horror level in any game.Condemned and it's not close.
I don't think it's all that strange given the time in which it released.Condemned 2 because it was never released on PC/Steam, strangely enough. Only played the first but it was excellent.
PC? I remember the PC port of Condemned being absolute shit without mods but I could be remembering wrong.Recently tried to play with condemned 1
but the game froze regularly. such a shame!!
will try again some other time
Both fear extraction point and condemned 1 froze the same way
No, you're right. It's still worse than the 360 version even with the few fixes available now. Spacial and reverb sound can't be fixed like it can in most games of the era with EAX DLLs, and there are glitches with the replacement (technically superior, but look worse) shadows, and also lighting glitches. I had issues with saving too when I played on PC.PC? I remember the PC port of Condemned being absolute shit without mods but I could be remembering wrong.
This is so underrated. So many PC ports of that era (and unsurprisingly earlier but also annoyingly later) have either terrible controller support or just none at all.No, you're right. It's still worse than the 360 version even with the few fixes available now. Spacial and reverb sound can't be fixed like it can in most games of the era with EAX DLLs, and there are glitches with the replacement (technically superior, but look worse) shadows, and also lighting glitches. I had issues with saving too when I played on PC.
Normally I'd always recommend a native PC port over emulation, but the 360 version runs perfectly on Xenia. Can easily hold 60fps 2x native resolution (1440p) on my 3060 / 5700X.
You won't have any of the issues that the PC port has, and you get perfect controller support.
Yeah, both deserve a remaster for sure, but The Darkness would win IMHO if we had to choose which series to remaster.Condemned for the detective gameplay, The Darkness for the story and comic book style
I suppose, they were just so inferior to me that it was hard to really accept anything that was "better" about them as a result.Both sequels are inferior games but the pure gameplay aspect was better and more varied.
They felt like ps5 era sony sequels.
Thank Christ they went with a FPS instead.The Darkness should have always been a third person action or action rpg game where you summon various darklings to assist to you in combat. Like this game, but better:
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Thank Christ they went with a FPS instead.
When Warner Bros. could make original IPs... Warner Bros. used to have a good reputation, but now it's an international joke.Or this game if you remember it:
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That was a decently fun little romp but it didn't hold me.Or this game if you remember it:
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Speaking of games needing remasters.That was a decently fun little romp but it didn't hold me.
The Darkness 1, on the other hand, I've beaten three times, and though I ultimately found the second disappointing I still gave it two playthroughs.
1, in particular, is just a damn good game. I consider it something of a spiritual successor to the Riddick games.
I did not think about the whole serie angle but you are right, if only one of those two franchises was to be remade, it has to be the Darkness.Yeah, both deserve a remaster for sure, but The Darkness would win IMHO if we had to choose which series to remaster.
I would like for Nightdive to do remasters of both series as they would be available to many more people for many years to come and they care about the original feel of the experience.
Cracking game too. Wasn't just mindless gore like the dog shit sequel, but genuinely a great game in general.