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- The Amazing Spider-Man
- Pc, Xbox360, Ps3, Wii, Nds, 3ds
- Published by Activision
- Developed by Beenox Studios
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
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technically looks good.
I at least like the damage model like in Batman games on his suit. Can you strip him as much as Parasite Eve 3rd birthday? That'd be funny for the fangirls :3
I think it's because that proper web swinging tech is owned by Treyarch (Spiderman 2) and no Beenox spiderman has had it.
I at least like the damage model like in Batman games on his suit. Can you strip him as much as Parasite Eve 3rd birthday? That'd be funny for the fangirls :3
Treyarch's Web of Shadows clearly did not use the web swinging tech which was featured in Spiderman 2.
The plot thickens...
daa daa daa dummm.....
The"web swinging tech"as you say,lol,is pointless to complain about.That is 100% a non-issue imo,but the stale enemies and boss fights that play themselves are.Way too many context sensitive moves in this game.Really not liking them holding my hand the whole game.Its fun enough to satisfy my spiderman cravings,but way off from being batman.
The"web swinging tech"as you say,lol,is pointless to complain about.That is 100% a non-issue imo,but the stale enemies and boss fights that play themselves are.Way too many context sensitive moves in this game.Really not liking them holding my hand the whole game.Its fun enough to satisfy my spiderman cravings,but way off from being batman.
When I read how simplified the controls have become though, I lost all interest. Holding one button to swing all around the city? Context sensitive combat?(Aka scripted QTE's at specific locations). C'mon developers, I understand streamlining, but games are becoming less and less interactive these days. I loved having to judge my swings and my next move and determine where to land. I actually don't even mind pressing buttons from time to time. Being able to fail occasionally doesn't hurt either, and the ability to upgrade abilities is no longer available.
Now just hold down a button and watch the magic! Bbbbbuuuuutttt it's just like a movie now!!!
Now just hold down a button and watch the magic! Bbbbbuuuuutttt it's just like a movie now!!!
I think a certain amount of gamers -those that have likely gamed for a while-unknowingly accept their hobby because they've done it for so long. The thing is it just means you have to be more picky i guess but it amazes me people the world over continue to buy into this when clearly the magic just isn't there any more. Same with films too i guess?
I know this may sound a bit stupid to some but when i look at this footage it makes me very sad to still be a gamer. It's perhaps a bit over the top but just about all games these days are only enjoyable if we allow them to be. The odd flash of brilliance and of course all games can be fun to play even the dire ones- if we do in fact play them only for what they are. This game will will be fine and tick some boxes no doubt but years of playing games has left me quite bored of essentially the same thing time after time. The magic isn't there any more and it's not something a break can solve
I think a certain amount of gamers -those that have likely gamed for a while-unknowingly accept their hobby because they've done it for so long. The thing is it just means you have to be more picky i guess but it amazes me people the world over continue to buy into this when clearly the magic just isn't there any more. Same with films too i guess?
I don't know if that is more a symptom of myself becoming jaded, or just general lack of innovation in the games industry. I do think this game is a perfect example though. I agree that it could be a fun game, and 10 years ago I probably would have loved it. The problem is, Spiderman 2 did EVERYTHING better than this game (except for visuals), and it was out like 8 years ago. Why would I want to play this now?
I agree that a break can't solve it. Luckily, adult life doesn't leave much time for gaming (what with kids, wives, jobs etc), but it is still a bit sad to lose interest in something you really used to love. I just really wish there was something on the horizon to convince me otherwise, but I'm just not seeing it.
Great graphics are nice and all, but I think I need something more from the next generation. Maybe fully interactive AI with dialog. Insane physics that simulate every action in the environment. Perhaps a full on VR helmet with head tracking. Maybe even smell-o-vision......who knows......just something other than an increase in pixels again....