A fun little trip down E3's future memory lane. We need more of these.
I especially liked the bit about
Assassin's Creed 2. I join Yahtzee in his pessimism concerning that franchise. The first game, which I sadly paid full price for, was absolutely terrible despite ridiculously impressive reviews. Repetitiveness is DEATH TO FUN in open worlds, I don't care what any supporter says.
Final Fantasy XIII might actually be good, despite the gurgling. I enjoy the look and the idea of messing with stats for hours to make my characters powerful at really low levels once again. Even if it is linear (and frankly, I kind of miss linear gameplay when it was done right), it will be long and it should have an interesting story that's complex enough for writers who understand plot. That ticks everything necessary to me.
Of course, a game doesn't need to have giant men smoking cigars and shooting aliens with portal miniguns to satisfy me, unlike how it often is with Yahtzee. Yes, fanboys and fangirls will probably love
Final Fantasy XIIItoo much, and it does have the potential to bow to their wishes for more emo angst
a la Advent Children, but that shouldn't ruin core appeal.
PureChaos said:
no mention of Golden Sun 3? i'm disappointed. the rest was good though
I join you in wishing he mentioned it. However, on the bright side, this was the list of games he didn't think would end up any good. Its omission COULD be an intentional good thing. However,
GSDS isn't necessarily on Yahtzee's radar. He concerns himself with mainstream releases, mostly.