Why does Polygon exist?
Seems like a good comment to me. Tons of AAA games feel like they were made by voiceless workers in cubicles with execs walking up and down the isles to make sure no one steps out of line.
Why does Polygon exist?
Why does Polygon exist?
Sunset Overdrive feels like a game that someone wanted to make.
Emphasis on "wanted," there. Many games feel like well-assembled concepts that someone thought would be a good, successful idea, and several of those end up as good, successful games. But it's rare that I play a game that feels like it was driven by heart and a desire to make something specific, that only a specific collection of people could accomplish.
Why does Polygon exist?
Destiny has received lots of positive feedback for gunplay. It's other areas where it fell short.
SO has received lots of criticism for its auto-aim. That critique is nothing new or unreasonable.
Why does Polygon exist?
Why does Polygon exist?
quote the whole paragraph?
Still hyped. Sadly, for all the criticisms on the humor, it seems like my type of humor!
Hell fucking yes. Insomniac is back, baby!
oh wow they have a GAF comment in the game
also good job Insomniac
It is satire and parody.
Something many people either don't get, or don't understand. It's why you see comments like "trying too hard to be funny"...when that's the entire point of that type of comedy/writing/design.
I will pick it up if/when it comes to the PC. Looks like good fun.
That's one of the problems with humor in games, it's so subjective. I've loved the humor of this game since day 1, and I'm confident I'll still find the game pretty funny, even if it fell flat for a few other reviewers. There's been plenty of instances where I've thought something was really funny in a game, only to find out that a lot of other people found it annoying or terrible. Tiny Tina in Borderlands 2, for example.
was cut a while back, actually. I struggle to even remember the exact reasoning now though!
and for outlets like Kotaku or Gametrailers who didn't like the humor, you had outlets like IGN / Polygon who loved it.
I think you'll have some people who love the humor and others who don't, and that's ok. I laugh a lot while playing it
It is satire and parody.
Something many people either don't get, or don't understand. It's why you see comments like "trying too hard to be funny"...when that's the entire point of that type of comedy/writing/design.
Can someone please let me know if it's possible to play sunset Overdrive early digitally?
I love VG but i really woukdnt expect there review of SO to be good, i expect dave would enjoy it alot more looking forward to their opinions on thepodcast.Out of all the reviews you decide to go by, its VideoGamer...
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im on the East Coast dammit. Thanks for the info.Midnight EST, so 9pm for west coasters (3 hours early).
im on the East Coast dammit. Thanks for the info.
BAM, said the lady.
Wowww amazing what a dev can do when a first party isnt forcing them to pump out sequel after sequel in horrible franchises.
A thread over the weekend seemed to indicate it was a possibility. I know there is plenty of skepticism about that, but considering I do not own an Xbox One, the prospect of a PC release is something I like to dream about... because the game looks good.When has an Insomniac game ever come to PC? Are you being sarcastic??
Wowww amazing what a dev can do when a first party isnt forcing them to pump out sequel after sequel in horrible franchises.
I don't know if it's about "getting" the humor. Some people just don't enjoy certain types of humor. I love slapstick and my dad despises it. Just how it is. Personally, the humor in SO looks like the kind I enjoy, but I can see how people would be turned off by it.
You do realize that not all satire/parody is good quality, right?
Or are you saying that just because a piece of work (game, book, movie & TV) is satire/parody, that it's automatically great??