Apparently I'm the only person who notices that the designs look ridiculous and the dialogue sounds ridiculous and the game has a ridiculous name.
I mean...looks great!
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Apparently I'm the only person who notices that the designs look ridiculous and the dialogue sounds ridiculous and the game has a ridiculous name.
I mean...looks great!
No, it's pretty average for what you'd expect in a videogame made by folks who grew up around comics and videogames. That said I'd like to try it out - Joe Mad was an inspiring artist for me back in high school. Nice to see he finally finished something since then...
...I kid, I kid!
No kidding. I remember when this was supposed to come out last generation and the title was The Four Horsemen. (Not to mention Battle Chasers, which I guess he's just never going to get back to at this point. :cry: )
10 Reasons why Darksiders will own you!
Damn, I am superhyped for this one!Quote:
10. Old-School
It's been mentioned so much already, but deserves another (and its own point), and that is this is a very old-school gaming affair (with current-gen flair). The borrowed gameplay elements and foundations that draw upon such influence as The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Metroid and the Metroid Prime trilogy, God of War, Devil May Cry and more are reason enough to trust this is going to have the action goods, but the some of all the points mentioned above just craft a single-player experience I haven't had in a long time. If you think a lot of games are running on stale "me too" modern gaming tracks, it could be time to turn back and look at where it all came from, in a current-gen homage that more than carves its own place amidst the aforementioned list. Make no mistake, while the borrowed elements are there, Darksiders goes above and beyond to dish out its own memorable affair with a complete opus not to be missed by action/adventure junkies.
They've decided not to do a demo, which means no sale from me. Bayonetta's demo was so awesome that there is no way I will consider picking up Darksiders anytime soon after its release.
In June of this year, they were saying there was going to be a demo. When did that change?
Evidently recently. Check this post.
Considering they already have a demo, which was playable at E3, that's not a good sign. Though I guess that could have been the full game. I didn't play it that much.
Ah, thanks for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by bVork
I've never understood this. If they're confident enough in their game to let the press play it at E3, why aren't they confident enough to let everyone else play the parts that the press did?Quote:
Originally Posted by AaronChance