The thing is that there isn't much to review. It's a very simple open world game. He summed it up in that comparison, but the thing is it's simplicity in that area is the best part of the game. Just kill everything.The66Monkey said:Yahtzee your videos are to short to review to games at the same time (if they are not indy games) this was fun but you should have done a pure prototype review before you did this one.
Not everyone will enjoy it.RAKtheUndead said:The problem is that I still think that both games are underwhelming. Frankly, I couldn't care less about parkour or mystical powers, the third-person perspective infuriates me in this scenario and as sandboxes go, they're not even that ambitious either. So, you can throw cars and helicopters at people. Big whoop. I can destroy cities with artillery strikes and finish it off with a coordinated airstrike by several dozen CAS aircraft in one of my recent purchases.
It's a way of saying "I think i'd like to up my post-count and e-penis size", without actually outright saying "i'm upping my post count!...And e-penis size!" Apparently, people think that matters or something. Otherwise, I absolutely agree. What is the damn point?saiyanwarrior said:Really liked the emo peter pan line, great review again and what is with people and the magical first post what do you get out of it cornettos or something?
... I think you are comparing apples and assholes, my friend. Games like that let you accumulate money or you are part of an army and earn rank before you can boss around peons to do your bidding.RAKtheUndead said:The problem is that I still think that both games are underwhelming. Frankly, I couldn't care less about parkour or mystical powers, the third-person perspective infuriates me in this scenario and as sandboxes go, they're not even that ambitious either. So, you can throw cars and helicopters at people. Big whoop. I can destroy cities with artillery strikes and finish it off with a coordinated airstrike by several dozen CAS aircraft in one of my recent purchases.
Ya know, I like your comparison of their archetypes better than I liked Yahtzee's.incognito_me said:It's a way of saying "I think i'd like to up my post-count and e-penis size", without actually outright saying "i'm upping my post count!...And e-penis size!" Apparently, people think that matters or something. Otherwise, I absolutely agree. What is the damn point?saiyanwarrior said:Really liked the emo peter pan line, great review again and what is with people and the magical first post what do you get out of it cornettos or something?
That set aside.
This review is pure gold. As an owner of both games, I absolutely agree and am still laughing at that emo Peter Pan bit. Both games are great, but outshine eachother in certain areas. In the end, both are worth atleast playing. Rent both, or buy one and rent the other to see if it's worth owning both. Disappointment wont be had on either medium, unless you've got something against an electrically powered John Connor with karma issues, or a bio-terrorist emo Peter Pan with a methamphetamine and dismemberment complex.
Regardless. This review is "made of win".
Yeah, the first time I played Infamous was after seeing T4. And all I could think was "Wow...I AM John Connor. Only, electrically powered. It's like, for once...i'm a Terminator, AND John Connor...at the same time!"DeathWyrmNexus said:Ya know, I like your comparison of their archetypes better than I liked Yahtzee's.incognito_me said:It's a way of saying "I think i'd like to up my post-count and e-penis size", without actually outright saying "i'm upping my post count!...And e-penis size!" Apparently, people think that matters or something. Otherwise, I absolutely agree. What is the damn point?saiyanwarrior said:Really liked the emo peter pan line, great review again and what is with people and the magical first post what do you get out of it cornettos or something?
That set aside.
This review is pure gold. As an owner of both games, I absolutely agree and am still laughing at that emo Peter Pan bit. Both games are great, but outshine eachother in certain areas. In the end, both are worth atleast playing. Rent both, or buy one and rent the other to see if it's worth owning both. Disappointment wont be had on either medium, unless you've got something against an electrically powered John Connor with karma issues, or a bio-terrorist emo Peter Pan with a methamphetamine and dismemberment complex.
Regardless. This review is "made of win".
Great, now I am going to be chanting a bastardized version of You can Fly when I play Prototype later...