I could flip that very same thing around and tell you that I shouldn't accept your word as gospel, after all you have just as much knowledge about the game as I do.GAunderrated said:I think you shouldn't get hyped about a piece of marketing material that could make even the shiniest pieces of poop look good.Kitsune Hunter said:
So after watching the trailer, I'm quite interested in getting it, it looks good, what does everyone else think?
Just look at Aliens: Colonial Marines and that big old drama surrounding it. Wait for the actual game to come out and decide for yourself with all the facts. Don't buy into hype made by people who could care less about the quality of the game.
That's part of the entire silly over-hang. Like Lollipop Chainsaw or Warm Bodies: it knows how stupid and far out its premise, plot line and characters are/is and it doesn't take itself too seriously in comparison.OldDirtyCrusty said:The whole MGS art direction and the codec talk puts me off a bit. I like the gameplay but the theme is not my case. Playing a badass cyborg in high heels is something you don`t see everday for sure. Maybe later.
Platinum Games is great but i wish this would be in a medieval japanese setting with samurais and ninjas.
This basically. Platinum Games seem to be the only Japanese developer that isn't trying to ape the style of western games these days, and is making some damn fun, over the top, Japanese style action games. Hell, even Vanquish, a third person shooter with a cover system, was absolutely nothing like any western third person cover based shooter. They're doing their own thing and it is awesome.ShinyCharizard said:Day one buy for me. I love Platinum Games. They haven't let me down yet.
Wonky name, sure. But "redundant"? What!? Show me where "Metal Gear: Rising Revengence" repeats itself.BleedingPride said:Besides having the most redundant title in the history of the universe, i enjoyed the demo thoroughly, and all of it's cheeseyness.
Right, because there hasn't been a ninja in three out of the last four mainline mgs games. There hasn't been the theme of the thrill of battle....jwonno said:Really don't like the look of this game. I know Hideo wanted to pass his legacy "on to a younger generation", they obviously don't understand that Metal gear was about more than mecha and cut-scenes. Spin-offs like this very rarely work.
Raiden has mental issues because of his time as a child soldier. What this game seems to be dealing with is why Raiden had the codename "Jack the Ripper" back when he worked under Solidus. I just hope they handle this particular backstory angle well.johnnyLupine said:I had seen a shorter advert while browsing youtube the other night and it was one of the few adverts which has actually managed to get me excited about a game in some time (I'm going to excuse WoW expansions; I'll admit that they set the mood for upcoming expansions but I can't tar this new MGS title with the same brush since I was in no way invested in the Metal gear revengance before coming across it's advert.
To be honest I didn't even know there was going to be another metal gear title. I spent alot of time playing mgs2 and 3 and 4 has been on my to do list for some time (along with 'buy a ps3 to play it on') so I was inititally very pleased to see that a new title was going to be released and was genuinely interested to see that the title is going to take it's series in a new direction in terms of gameplay.
It looks like the combat is going to be exciting and fast paced which is certainly a selling point but im sorry to say that the advert as a whole left a bad taste in my mouth. Perhaps I missed some of something in MGS4 which explains Raiden's seemingly quite drastic change in character. Perhaps MGS2 simply wasn't able to fully explore just how bloodthirsty the games lead actually was. Whatever it was which caused him to snap, or even to simply stop pretending to be what passes for a functioning human being in the MGS series, taking up the mantle of cyborg-ninja has dehumanised Raiden and I can't help but feel sorry for him.
Don't get me wrong when I get a current gen console (and since I now have a full time, paid job I certainly will be getting one) Im going to play the game and sincerely hope that the game will have a story which goes a little bit beyond look at the monster, he enjoys killing people. I just don't really like what ive seen of the character so far. Then again, who knows, perhaps all of this hype is just another big joke on the gaming community?
...How is it a shark jump? If anything, this Raiden is actually much, MUCH weaker than MGS4's Raiden.piinyouri said:Too much of a shark jump for the MGS universe for me, plus I don't think we really need anymore DMC/GoW games.