Scieran

It's hard to believe the fact that GB was openned just late last year.

I'm bringing something old up to talk about.. The Japanese censored the Nuke stuff from this game in their country. I'm getting the idea that they're pretty much going to censor any game released there that has something to do with nuking a place.

Maybe I should make a arcade game about nuking Japan. The game centres in Japan which the player gets to nuke realistic, lifelike Japanese cities, countrysides, villages and seaports.

Wonder how well that would sell.

Would be ironic and Goddamn amusing if this door with the "Fuck You" grafitti appeared in the end of a treasure room as a reward for the player after a long quest.

Both to answer your question.

So let me get this straight. A game comes out and someone has to write about it which is alright but they have to spice it up alittle with "wait, it's getting a sequel?" which it pretty much gives the idea/impression that this wasn't expected and it may potentially lead gamers with limited-vocabulary into buying it because it seems.. fascinating to own a game that is... unexpected.

First Impression: Meh. I'm working on the assumption that we play as the resistance fighting against.. Koreans!? This game would sell well on North Korea and South Korea. The graphics in this game isn't over-well polished for a 2009-2010 game - Doesn't meet the standard. Prototype had one of the shittest graphics for this generation - wasn't even well polished and mentioned as an example of how shit some games can be.

Judging from the trailer, the blockbuster action in gameplay seems to lag alittle, isn't running smoothly.

- Request lock or delete (wont allow me) since people really cbf to mention if there's any problems with the game.

Just bought my copy. Will most likely take a week or two before it arrives in my doorstep and I hope there's not going to be a one minute pwnage the first time I enter a multiplayer game.

They're very nice. It's a shame they didn't add enough kicks for combat which could be filled up in all those empty terrains.

Leaving all the bitching aside, one needs to take into account when it comes to gaming history, the bottomline is that new games that come out to tend to take ideas from another previous game and adapt it.

COD4 isn't really a "copy" of Rainbow Six Vegas Multiplayer and I believe you mean in terms of playstyle or eh, simply the feel of gameplay. Bottomline, RB6V is slow, COD4 is fast-paced.