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7 Comments
Draxsays...Intrigued.
Went to game's web site.
Pre-Order button?
Xbox, PS3 only. Pfft
Hybridsays...Bungie have said "wait and see" regarding a PC version. I would say it's inevitable now they are no longer Microsoft-owned.
Intrigued.
Went to game's web site.
Pre-Order button?
Xbox, PS3 only. Pfft
mysdrialsays...Sounds impressive.
But they overpromised and underdelivered on Halo, too. I'll believe it when I see it.
gwiz665says...Ugh, I don't like consoles - dumbs down everything.
Bungie have said "wait and see" regarding a PC version. I would say it's inevitable now they are no longer Microsoft-owned.
Chinspinigcrasays..."How could anything be bigger than Halo? I guess we'll find out."
Halo isn't even in the top 50 selling game franchises, and no, you won't find out anything. Everybody in this video is a deluded, lying corporate hack just like the Bungie forebearers that paraded around E3 2000 making PC gamers salivate worldwide before selling out to M$ a month later and claiming the series would never come to PC. Halo turned out mediocre anyways and was only taken seriously by bandwagon bro gamers. Karma is the only dish left on Bungie'$ menu.
ChaosEnginesays...So explain to me why this is better than the already excellent Planetside 2?
00Scud00says...After watching this I find myself kind of torn, a lot of this feels like Halo but dressed up in a different set of armor, mentally I was filling in a lot of the blanks with Halo names, like the Earth being destroyed by the Covenant and it seemed to fit nicely. That said, I kind of liked the Halo series, at least the parts I was allowed to play as a lowly PC gamer, but if this is going to be a console and or multiplayer only affair, then I suppose I can stop caring.
Oh, and then I saw this little gem over on Rock Paper Shotgun,
"We did a bunch of ambitious things on Halo deliberately to reach out to people. We limited players to two weapons, we gave them recharging health, we automatically saved and restored the game – almost heretical things to first-person shooters at the time. We made the game run without a mouse and keyboard. And now nobody plays shooters the way they used to play them before Halo ’cause nobody wants to."
Compliments of the studio's co-founder Jason Jones, I haven't experienced milk flying out of my nose like that since gradeschool.
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