DarkAngelYuna said:Wait, what? Is there a collector's edition in the USA?!
Jim said:They do explain it, as well as the reason he can't drive cars or swim, lol.
Also, all his powers mimic any gun or firearm you would use in any other game.
Sniper rifle, pistol, rocket launcher, grenades, etc. Who cares what it looks like, they behave the same.
AltogetherAndrews said:"But in team games it's the specific strengths of the weapons that make for a sort of impromptu class structure - Bullseyes and Carbines carving up the frontlines, with Augers, the rebounding fire of the Hailstorm and the pointed strikes of the LAARK missile launcher providing indirect support. It's fairly well balanced too." - Tom Bramwell
Can we stop arguing about EG now? The site is evidently not credible, but it's also not worth this whine-bitch campaign.
Jtrizzy said:Yeah, but could you put that quote in context for me? It sounds like it's from a Resistance review, but I'm missing your point. (Never played the game)
Jtrizzy said:Yeah, but could you put that quote in context for me? It sounds like it's from a Resistance review, but I'm missing your point. (Never played the game)
Be thankful there's no character creation, the reviewer might not have made it to the actual game.Flek said:LOL eurogamer - the question is - did they even play it ? And yes that is a question we have to ask for every single fucking eurogamer review![]()
autobzooty said:I think a lot of people mistakenly take reviews of games and apply the scholastic scale to them. For reviews, 7/10 =/= C-. If you use the scholastic scale, there's a lot of numbers that are just varying degrees of horrible, with only about 3 points to divide games that are varying degrees of GOOD.
Every site does it differently obviously, but I always think of it as anything 6 and above is different shades of good, and anything 4 or below is different shades of bad. 5 is average. That said, I'm spending 60 bucks on a game, and I'm probably not going to check it out if it's on the lower end of the "good" spectrum. 5's and 6's are fine for free stuff for me, but I'm on a tight budget here. :lol
"The need to find new sources of electricity to rearm means you're too often left with the zap attack and nothing else, and there's none of the invention you might expect from the electrical context: you seldom get to use the conductivity of your surroundings to your advantage, and nobody on the other side ever thinks to pick up a Super Soaker."
"The adequate checkpointing is little comfort as you bounce off the kind of run-and-gun scenarios that Gears of War and others have done a lot better, along with torturous protect-the-bus or protect-the-engineer sieges, which are not only weighted heavily against you, but repetitive and overlong."
"But then you may also have had enough. There is more charm to inFamous than Cole's face and voice suggest, but basking in the glow of the end credits, there are also a lot of painful memories to recall; of too many missions that funnel you into shooting galleries, of difficulty spikes and enemy-spamming, and of staring at the upgrades page rather glumly, aware that for the most part you're only being invited to make things strike harder or across a broader range."
"But most of all, there is the realisation that by the end of the game you feel like more than a man, and the power is arresting, and yet for much of Cole's quest, you have been running out of ammo, hiding, and firing back with a popgun. The flaw is that inFamous overcomes Cole's lack of invention, but, damningly for a story about an electrical superhero, it never quite overcomes his lack of power."
AltogetherAndrews said:Can we stop arguing about EG now? The site is evidently not credible, but it's also not worth this whine-bitch campaign.
AltogetherAndrews said:...and subsequently not worth the bitching?
h3ro said:Iamcool, I wonder how long it will be before someone N4G's your post.
"Eurogamer at it again!" :lol
a) I am not assigning a score to the game, I was just calling him out for saying EG is biased. Now IMO I do not think its worth a 9.2, but I can totally see why someone would think that. If you want to know what I think, I would say from playing the demo its around a B+. Now I'm curtain that it will go up after playing the full game, I am not saying its bad by anymeans, I think its rather excellent. If EG gave it a 10/10 and some one called them biased towards sony, I would have also called them out for it, don't think I have any other motivesClick said:Ahh, you again.
A) Tons of people have played the demo and the majority agree that it will be a good game. If you were so quick to bash IGN for their 9.2 score by just (supposedly) playing the demo, then why isn't he "qualified to say that?"
Oh, and other review sites along with numerous GAF'fers who either got a review copy or a broken street date copy, have all said it's a good game (not demo).
B) No shit. You must be a genius to have figured all that out by yourself.
C) EG's credibility has already been attacked and it has already died long ago. You calling them "one of the most / only credible gaming sites out there" is beyond stupid. It's batshit insane.
D) LMFAO
Seriously, do you work for Eurogamer or something?
Felix Lighter said:The Giantbomb quick look really got me excited about this game again. The platforming aspect is really impressive even when your just messing around.
Guled said:d) it is, sorry that EG don't use the 8-10 scale most other sites use. 7/10 is a good game
or just giantbomb-like quick view videosSidzed2 said:I must admit, this point is right. Most publications use a wonky scale which really spans from about 6-10, with 6 or 7 being terrible and 8-10 being good.
In truth, 7 out of 10 should represent a game which is above avergae and, to put it simply, good but not great.
Eurogamer, by giving InFamous a 7, are saying it is good but not GREAT.
I find it strange that 3.5 out of 5 stars sounds like a better score than 7 out of 10. This is why I hate scores so much. I cannot wait until the arbitrariness of scores is done away with and replaced, perhaps, by a simple 'thumbs up' or 'thumbs down', or better yet, by well-written review text which makes the opinion of the writer clear.
TTP said:Why are you guys arguing over EG review? Can't you save your rage for the EDGE one? You know a 6 is coming.
AltogetherAndrews said:Let's talk about that giant bomb quick look instead. How about those Dust Men, eh?
AltogetherAndrews said:Let's talk about that giant bomb quick look instead. How about those Dust Men, eh?
g35twinturbo said:wait wasn't every launch day copy suppose to have Uncharted 2 beta?
Why does the copy I have does not![]()
dralla said:how is the music/audio? haven't heard much about it
Doesn't every game?neojubei said:Playmagazine gives inFamous a 10
dralla said:how is the music/audio? haven't heard much about it
Dante said:Holy shit the Dust Men are awesome!
Dante said:
g35twinturbo said:wait wasn't every launch day copy suppose to have Uncharted 2 beta?
Why does the copy I have does not![]()
_tetsuo_ said:How are people getting that the reviewer at Eurogamer didn't enjoy it? He obviously did if you read the text.
I definitely saw more than I wanted to... but it was really good though!MvmntInGrn said:GT Review is up. (Old?)
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/review-hd-infamous/49517
9/10, won't watch since they have a streak of completely spoiling everything.
Musashi Wins! said:It's easier to rage and cry bias.
I hope they didn't bother to play Resistance, no one should have to.
MvmntInGrn said:GT Review is up. (Old?)
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/review-hd-infamous/49517
9/10, won't watch since they have a streak of completely spoiling everything.
SuperSonic1305 said:I didn't realize it was May 26th. Do you have a Delorean?