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As for Halo scores, you do realize most people rated the game high mostly for MP right? If you were just rating the SP I doubt the Halo 2 or 3 game would even get an 8. Similar to CoD, the MP is the meat of the game and the reason for higher scores.
QuoteStory and art are important and definitely need the attention, but I hope they also focus on level design, enemy A.I., and overall pacing.
So basically if they redesign everything from the first game they'll be fine.
So if the story, art, level design, enemy A.I. and overall pacing all need work then what the hell does the first game have going for it?
Some companies did use the Linux on PS3 to treat it as a supercomputer. I was reading info on this at another site and they mentioned one guy talked about how this feature let him make the equivalent of a $50,000 supercomputer for about $5,000.
Boston was founded by the Puritans. The fact that so many brewers are even there is a modern miracle.
Also, Banned in Boston.
http://spoonyexperiment.com/2010/03/18/tse-riff-theater-gamecrazy-training-video/
Good to know there are retailers that got their "casual" definitions straight, long before Nintendo DS even showed up.
OMG, after seeing gametrailers 100th episode of "invisible Walls", and seeing how they all look, which was disturbing at the least, I'm surprised that you guys are actually normal looking, and not ugly or geeks, or worse, a combination of the both. Good to see that Nintendo fans are not ugly like the rest of the other fanboys.
I wouldn't phrase this problem as the "casuals being more picky" so much as "the casuals don't need more than 1-3 games a year, and once they have their Wii Fit/Carnival Games/etc. they just ignore the rest". "Being picky" indicates that they actually care enough to critically examine and contemplate the various games out there, and then make a choice.Who needs games? Maybe the hardcore do, which is why it's apparently so easy to sell to them. But the casual crowd doesn't need games. That doesn't mean they won't buy more than 3 games a year, though. If they see something that they want, they'll buy it. It's not like if I learn about a new movie I really want to see, I'm going to think "well I've already been to the theatre once this month..." The point is you have to sell your game to them. Maybe they don't critically examine every game that gets released, but why should they, they don't need to. But don't accuse them of ignoring the rest, they'll respond positively if they hear/see positive things about a certain game. That's how word of mouth operates, and is why we actually see a ton of million sellers.
Was I the only one who saw all the tension?
...sexual tension?
