March Climber
Gold Member
They will change their mind once it's good/fun. That's mainly what a game needs to be to change minds.It baffled me that the response to Indiana Jones The Great Circle was partly, "It should be like Uncharted because that's how jungle adventure games are made." Sure, first-person perspective in a character-centric action game is a curious choice (not unprecedented, but it'll take some getting used to even if it works,) but Uncharted did not invent the jungle adventurer game concept in any way. Somehow Lara Croft stepped where Jones stepped (which made sense at the time, never my fave choice but Uncharted was exclusive to one platform and TR was on other platforms plus that gunplay system was becoming ubiquitous in 3rd-Person games,) but before that, there were at least 20 Indy games which played pretty much nothing like Uncharted.
I also wanted the Wolverine game to be first person, just to separate it from Spiderman and God of War, but the leaks have already revealed the behind the back camera.