So the lesson learned is, if you make a game, and it takes 14 years to come out, you need to update the mechanics along with the graphics.
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So the lesson learned is, if you make a game, and it takes 14 years to come out, you need to update the mechanics along with the graphics.
They should sell Duke Nukem to Epic. Then we'd see a fun game out of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chux
If something takes 14 years to make it automatically sucks in any medium. Especially in this day in age with all of the shortcuts we have. It always means some wishy-washy indecisive douchebag doesn't have the confidence or experience to do the job properly. See Chinese Democracy as a tertiary example.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chux
I've been ignoring impressions of this, but man, sounds bad.
why can't it just be a prettier version of duke nukem 3d with new maps, enemies, and weapons? I know the answer to that, but :[
Hey, hey, hey, The Overcoat is going to be awesome. Well worth the 40+ year wait. When it comes out. In 10 more years. Don't die, Yuri Norstein.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drewbacca
I think the main thing holding a new Duke game back might have been that no new Evil Dead sequels were produced for it to steal lines from in the last thirteen years.
With the negative impressions this has gone from "day one" to "I'll demo it on Onlive first."
I still hope that the demo was just a bad representation of a good game.
I think you will find that the demo is an actual representation of a bad game.Quote:
Originally Posted by GohanX
Lies! I am not listening to you. Lalalalalalalala.
It's not like a movie trailer where they clip stuff together, you actually played the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by GohanX
If you didn't like playing it for 20 minutes you won't like playing it longer.
PC version just fucked up on me. Elevator at the start got to the ground floor, music kept playing but nothing worked. Wouldn't be so bad if you could skip the intro. Fucking garbage game.