L.a. Noire probably wont sell.
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Both Morrowind and Oblivion have won Game of the Year in their years, only Uncharted 2 won in it's year, but I think overall Skyrim has a bigger fan base then Uncharted, I would place my money on Skyrim for GotYOutrageousEmu said:
Stop thinking in genres. A lot of big budget games these days are just the same shit recycled for the 5th time. (*cough* call of duty *cough*)
Here's some slight innovation and people start asking who the target audience is? rofl
I would buy it if there was a PC version, but Rockstar seems to hate us PC gamers these days.
Here's some slight innovation and people start asking who the target audience is? rofl
I would buy it if there was a PC version, but Rockstar seems to hate us PC gamers these days.
I'm kinda strapped for cash now, so I doubt I will pick it up at launch. Perhaps I will get it used in a few months.
Does look cool though.
Does look cool though.
Most people don't know it was made by Team Bondi. They'll see Rockstar and think Rockstar made it.DefinitelyPsychotic said:
And this will work to the game's advantage. It doesn't guarantee sales will be amazing... but it does guarantee sales.
I remember something similar being said about how Red Dead was doomed to failure, or how Dead Space 2 would barely see any return. I also remember a long time ago about an RPG that mixed Final Fantasy with Disney of all things, but that's such an obscure game that I couldn't possible use it as an example here.
InFamous 2, FEAR 3, Resistance 3, Gears of War 3 are all coming out this year Game of the Year will be a tough one
Oh, right, also good to note.artanis_neravar said:
Oh, hi. I didn't know you played L.A. Noire and therefore knew exactly how it played. I also didn't know you represented the "gamer's want".kanada514 said:
Get off your fucking high horse before you fall and hurt yourself, kid. Some of us like cinematic experiences in games and find them fun as hell. Heavy Rain was an awesome and engaging experience to play, and I expect no less from L.A. Noire. In fact, I expect more.
Or, sir, your hilarious way of getting hopes for L.A. Noire up just made the rage at kanada514's post go away. Thank you, good sir, thank youDelock said:
My newspaper today - a rather heavy broadsheet that almost never covers video games - has a two page article about LA Noire, focusing on the facial animations and realism.
This could be a breakthrough game. I just hope it doesn't give in to the craving for sensationalism which I've always felt wrecked GTA's chances of being accepted beyond the gamer ghetto.
Shame it's only going to be on consoles. It's a sad day for the PC Gaming Master Race.
This could be a breakthrough game. I just hope it doesn't give in to the craving for sensationalism which I've always felt wrecked GTA's chances of being accepted beyond the gamer ghetto.
Shame it's only going to be on consoles. It's a sad day for the PC Gaming Master Race.
I will be checking this game out, and as stated in this thread its not a Rockstar developed game, sure but, they probably would not sink a large investment into its development if they did not think it was a good idea. Although the videos and such on the internet gives me mixed feelings about it they are doing something new, and that in itself makes me want to support it sight unseen, also as stated in this forum, I do this for the sake of the industry. Also Rockstar almost created the whole sandbox world,(for the sake of not getting a thousand one obscure games that did it first, lets say Rockstar brought them mainstream) and lead the way for a new type of game everyone and their mother has seemed to have cloned. So as long as they back its development ill buy it, and if they hit another genre grandslam I can be the one to post in a forum for the 50th clone review and say, i remember when LA Noir did it first.
Took the words right out of my mouth...DeadlyYellow said:
By the way, most people I know are getting this game. I don't see it failing.
Its a Rockstar game, they are advertising like crazy for it, it has the potential to engage a much larger audience than regular games, its looks like its going to get extremely high scores since a lot of sites are already foaming at the mouth for it, Heavy Rain has proven that new ideas especially those targeted towards a mature audience can not only sell, but sell very well.
In what world would it not sell well, come on, this one is selling 1.5 million copies minimum, you gotta imagine anything over 500,000 copies puts it in the green for the publisher.
In what world would it not sell well, come on, this one is selling 1.5 million copies minimum, you gotta imagine anything over 500,000 copies puts it in the green for the publisher.
THAT IS A HORRIBLE REASON TO PREORDER A GAME.ABLb0y said:
You won't be disappointed, L.A. Noire is going to be great
