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Theres a latin term 'in medias res' which is used to describe works of art that start the story from the middle and go 'into the midst of things', y'know like some of the best stories ever told, like The Odyssey and Kill Bill. Damn people , get with your literary devices.
I hope this game has as cool of a commercial as the first one did. I dug this game for a while, but for some reason, by the time I got to level 5 (the one on the docks), I was tired of it and never finished it. Partially because of the camera, and partially because they'd give you a new move, and when you got in the level, it was painfully obvious you were supposed to use said move in certain spots. Hand-holding or something.
Agreed. Beyond the marvelous art direction, the gameplay itself felt like one extensive training mission, especially after the first time through. I'm hoping the sequel is a little more open-ended, with more flexible gameplay.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoBVila
BoB, the last level - where you finally get your mitts on the mighty axe - was worth that admittedly sluggish docks level.
I even said atleast it wasn't an entire prequel. The fact that it has any prequel elements is dumb. Move along in the story please, we know how this will end if you go back.
Yeah, flashbacks have never added shit to any storyline. Ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by sunshine
Read my initial post
Damnit.
I finally put more than twenty minutes on the first one because of htis announcement.
I love that fucking bow so much.
It's good to see that there will be a second entry in this series, as it certainly deserves it.
Any News on this ?