FiRez said:sounds about as i expected, not the score but the review itself
it seems that no one cares about developing a good campaign mode these days if the MP is awesome
Just about every single other review has said the campaign is excellent.
FiRez said:sounds about as i expected, not the score but the review itself
it seems that no one cares about developing a good campaign mode these days if the MP is awesome
FiRez said:sounds about as i expected, not the score but the review itself
it seems that no one cares about developing a good campaign mode these days if the MP is awesome
hey you forgot to link me ars' Two Worlds review.EverSoTrendy said:Doesn't UT3 do that now?
SSM25 said:I kind of agree with some reviews, I won't buy the game solely for the SP as I long ago quit Halo MP. But I can watch a friend finish the game so I can know the end of the story.
Y2Kev said:Can some of you drop the transparency for like one minute :lol
6.8 said:hey you forgot to link me ars' Two Worlds review.
Reading the review I'd lean slightly more toward "wanted to be hard and had the brilliant idea to review the SP campaign only". Kind of a weird, pointless thing to do.EverSoTrendy said:7/10 because they just want hits to their shit website.
Gowans007 said:
Different sites, different scales. Shocking I know.EverSoTrendy said:Hey, I never said they reviewed it. Going by the score and the scores of other reviews for the game. They are on par. Shocking I know.
Proelite said:
Son of Godzilla said:Yea, I think this will be a pretty common sentiment throughout. I only expect Halo 3 to sell about a quarter or third as much as Halo 2, just because so many people will just mooch off friends.
yeah i was addressing the "plan something out and save it to play later" aspect of forge. the "mess with it while playing with it" aspect looks like garry's mod, but garry's mod is tremendously flexible. nothing i've seen of forge looks like it'll be more than anything i've done on PC.traveler said:Forge is aiming for different goals than your standard PC editor. How many PC editors let you edit a prexisting map in the middle of an actual game?
6.8 said:Different sites, different scales. Shocking I know.
RiskyChris said:A quarter as much, really?
EverSoTrendy said:Doesn't UT3 do that now?
FiRez said:sounds about as i expected, not the score but the review itself
it seems that no one cares about developing a good campaign mode these days if the MP is awesome
At least he didn't leave the final word on it down to his son this time.AltogetherAndrews said:So he claims it took him 12 hours, that sounds good. Kotaku doesn't give scores though?
Hitler Stole My Potato said:I really don't understand why sites do this. I remember Eurogamer did the same thing last year with Gears of War. Doesn't make a hell of a lot of sense to me.
dfyb said:yeah i was addressing the "plan something out and save it to play later" aspect of forge. the "mess with it while playing with it" aspect looks like garry's mod, but garry's mod is tremendously flexible. nothing i've seen of forge looks like it'll be more than anything i've done on PC.
and the replays are very similar to what PC games have been doing -- the only real difference beeing there's polished editors in game rather than PC users just using video editing software. so PC users still have more flexibility because of how open it is, but i think PC games would do well to additionally adopt simple controls like what you see in h3.
FTWer said:Why bother with single player when you get a whopping 16 players online & 11 whole maps to boot.
Son of Godzilla said:Yea, I think this will be a pretty common sentiment throughout. I only expect Halo 3 to sell about a quarter or third as much as Halo 2, just because so many people will just mooch off friends.
calder said:Reading the review I'd lean slightly more toward "wanted to be hard and had the brilliant idea to review the SP campaign only". Kind of a weird, pointless thing to do.
Lé Blade Runner said:Ah well - 'not groundbreaking but definetely polished and good throughout' about the campaign was definetely expected, but still... Why no "OH MY-- THIS IS THE BEST SINGLE-PLAYER FPS THERE IS" -type of gushing?
Halo 3 *should* be just as much about Single-player as it is Multi-player.
UT3 lets you edit a map and drop in the game in the level editor, but i would assume you can't have someone connect to you and play with others. when editing, you are again removed from control of the game (it's still seamless, but you no longer have an entity you control in the game and it's not like there will be people shooting eachother while you're editing).EverSoTrendy said:Doesn't UT3 do that now?
watership said:I know why sites do this. They're not given enough access or time to review the full product, and they still want to make the first day review thunder.
Lé Blade Runner said:Ah well - 'not groundbreaking but definetely polished and good throughout' about the campaign was definetely expected, but still... Why no "OH MY-- THIS IS THE BEST SINGLE-PLAYER FPS THERE IS" -type of gushing?
Halo 3 *should* be just as much about Single-player as it is Multi-player.
jetjevons said:No it's brilliant. In future all games should have single player and multiplayer scores seperate. Then the total score can be the average of the two.
Warhawk SP Campaign: 0/10
Warhawk Multiplayer: 9/10
Overall: 4.5/10
:lol :lol :lol
FTWer said:Since no reviews mentioned this, anyone have any clue on if you can create custom games online & have people that are not specifaclly on your friends list join?
I hated that in Halo 2.
Timan said:So shadowruns would be a 0/10 since theres not much of a multiplayer and no single player...
Is it safe to watch the Gametrailers Video review? or is it a spoiler heaven like most of their other videos.
traveler said:Just about every single other review has said the campaign is excellent.
Amir0x said:i think Halo 2 really made this franchise into the premiere multiplayer FPS. The singleplayer has always been the weaker of the two aspects.
I'm not saying the scores shouldn't reflect this, but, the multiplayer is sooo good
cilonen said:Here's the same guy reviewing Metroid Prime 3.
Note it's 4 pages long, and rather detailed.
http://arstechnica.com/reviews/games/Beautiful-corruption-a-review-of-Metroid-Prime-3.ars/1
Ars have just gone down a couple notches in my regard. Why rush a review of one component of such a big game just to try to compete with the regular game sites. They didn't need to do that.
Because review scores are now vitally important in making decisions?AltogetherAndrews said:Separating the two components into separate reviews sounds like a good format for everyone involved. People who are primarily interested in SP get a review that is dedicated squarely to campaign, and those interested in MP get their equivalent later on. And really, you don't think it makes sense to wait with reviewing multiplayer until you can realistically measure it under real life, customer level conditions?
Timan said:So shadowruns would be a 0/10 since theres not much of a multiplayer and no single player...
Is it safe to watch the Gametrailers Video review? or is it a spoiler heaven like most of their other videos.
Visualante said:No sonydefenseforce.com review yet. I guess they'll have to pick it up in stores tomorrow.
FiRez said:imho the first Halo was worth buying just for the campaign alone
Timan said:So shadowruns would be a 0/10 since theres not much of a multiplayer and no single player...
Is it safe to watch the Gametrailers Video review? or is it a spoiler heaven like most of their other videos.
Is it that fucking hard to tell? I mean really.Eric WK said:Joke post?
Eh, I think multiplayer was still the biggest selling point of the original and it and the epic campaign basically go hand in hand with each other.Amir0x said:right, and imo, Halo was a pretty good game but not a GREAT one. Halo 2 made the franchise into something really memorable... because of the online multiplayer.
Son of Godzilla said:Because review scores are now vitally important in making decisions?
Son of Godzilla said:Is it that fucking hard to tell? I mean really.
AltogetherAndrews said:If they're not buyer's guides, then what in the hell is their reason for existence?