Basically, this game looks like it has the potential to be amazing. Ubisoft are definitely "winning" E3 so far, even with the annoying hosts that they had. This has definitely piqued my interest, Ubisoft.
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Basically, this game looks like it has the potential to be amazing. Ubisoft are definitely "winning" E3 so far, even with the annoying hosts that they had. This has definitely piqued my interest, Ubisoft.
This appears to be some sort of GTA/Splinter Cell hybrid. I'm not normally a fan of these types of games, but it does look quite promising.
I was actually kind of disappointed when he pulled out the gun. I thought it was going to be a Deus Ex/Assassin's Creed-esque game about getting information.
Definitely one of the most interesting games shown so far. I'll keep an eye on it but I won't get too excited until I see more gameplay from different parts of the game. Hopefully it's really free roaming and not too linear.
Maybe this year's E3 was just so bad that even something mediocre looks very good, I can't really tell. But it is refreshing to see a completely new IP.
But yeah, it pretty much stole the show and set the bar for Sony and Nintendo higher.
Maybe this year's E3 was just so bad that even something mediocre looks very good, I can't really tell. But it is refreshing to see a completely new IP.
But yeah, it pretty much stole the show and set the bar for Sony and Nintendo higher.
If only Ubisoft would stop using those fuckin' slow motion scenes in everything. They are cool sometimes, and only in cutscenes. They are not cool in the middle of fuckin' gameplay.
Anyway, visually it looks way too good for a console game. Was this PC footage?
Anyway, visually it looks way too good for a console game. Was this PC footage?
Yeah, this was really good until it turned into another generic looking open-world crime game albeit with some interesting elements added on. What did that massive gunfight achieve, in a game that had previously been seemingly building on subtlety and avoiding confrontation.Kahunaburger said:
I'm also curious about how much of the car crash was scripted. Everything fell together a little too conveniently to be the product of random chance.
That, too. A lot of the demo content certainly felt more like the player was following a linear path than the player was dynamically using parts of the environment to accomplish objectives.GiantRaven said:
As was I.Kahunaburger said:
Though mostly in a "killing/disabling targets in creatively" way. I hope it was just to show off the explosions and such to the E3 audience, and we'll have more freedom to get things done our own way in the release version.