Broke my foot playing basketball again. :'''(
Damn, sorry to hear that, bud.
Broke my foot playing basketball again. :'''(
Very sorry to hear, hope it heals up soon.Broke my foot playing basketball again. :'''(
giantbomb fans are the real gamespot fans
GBE Playdate: Red Dead Redemption (07/15/2016)
Alex returns to the world of cowboys, gunslingers, and good ole open world jank.
Did this air live earlier in the day?
I still can't comprehend why you'd pick an open world over well designed levels for Mirror's Edge.
Can't escape clash
edit: eat it, jim
They have got to put the phones away.
Giant Bomb Fans are the worst, right guys?
Guys?
Fiddling with their phones doing something no one watching can see is great entertainment for sure
I wouldn't call GT/ EZA fans terrible, but they and the site they follow always make me feel unnervingly like someone's trying to indoctrinate me into a cult.
Probably because the ideal was the open world would be all as well designed as a linear experience.
I just don't think the Mirror's Edge world is that interesting. 'Clean near future with corporate overlords' k that's not all that new but ok. Nothing interesting about exploring a clean world. You played GTA to get in the dirt, in the shit, in the slums. Nothing interesting to explore in a pristine world with almost zero human element. Intentional or not.
Even Ubisoft is getting better with their open worlds. Division and Syndicate worlds were fun to explore.
I just felt that the strength of the original was it was akin to a modernised classic sonic game where you'd have one objective and a plethora of fun routs to take to get there and it was really cool figuring out the fastest rout possible. When switching to an open world you lose that focus and it's about making everywhere fun to navigate to you can pick up lots of objectives spotted around the map.
I fully agree with the fact they failed to make the world seem interesting. I just don't think an interesting world was ever the high point of the series so it was weird for them to focus on it when they already had a pretty unique selling point.
Tuned in late. Whats the hearts thing Dan is doing?
Well, one of the big criticisms of the game from most people were how short it was. I know I was pissed I spent 60 on it and finished it the same day. Time trials don't appeal to most people so they probably saw open world and filler quests as a way they could pretend it was a more worthwhile investment.
Tuned in late. Whats the hearts thing Dan is doing?
Tuned in late. Whats the hearts thing Dan is doing?
https://www.famous.afSome mobile game called Famous I believe.