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- Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
- PC, X360, PS3, WIIU
- Published by Activision
- Developed by Treyarch
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
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I really hate these dev diaries where people from other mediums just go on about video games as if "omg they're an art form, they're legitimate!". We know this, say something substantial.
Writing a movie and a game are totally different things, which is why many novelists or screenwriters on games have failed (e.g. Crysis 2, Lollipop Chainsaw and many more) and only few have succeeded (Paul Dini for Batman, Walt Williams for Spec Ops The Line).
I also hate name dropping. It doesn't mean anything. Al Pacino is a great actor, but has been in many bad movies, if you know what I mean.
"In the case of Black Ops, I would argue the story is better than most movies that are being made." Shut up Goyer, go back to making shitty Blade movies and stop leeching off Dark Knight credit.
I really hate these dev diaries where people from other mediums just go on about video games as if "omg they're an art form, they're legitimate!". We know this, say something substantial.
Writing a movie and a game are totally different things, which is why many novelists or screenwriters on games have failed (e.g. Crysis 2, Lollipop Chainsaw and many more) and only few have succeeded (Paul Dini for Batman, Walt Williams for Spec Ops The Line).
He did the OST from Quake back in the old days.
"In the case of Black Ops, I would argue the story is better than most movies that are being made." Shut up Goyer, go back to making shitty Blade movies and stop leeching off Dark Knight credit.
I really hate these dev diaries where people from other mediums just go on about video games as if "omg they're an art form, they're legitimate!". We know this, say something substantial.
Writing a movie and a game are totally different things, which is why many novelists or screenwriters on games have failed (e.g. Crysis 2, Lollipop Chainsaw and many more) and only few have succeeded (Paul Dini for Batman, Walt Williams for Spec Ops The Line).
Tough room you like to preside over there.
Plus they talked about both the similarities and differences between the mediums but there is undoubtedly a great deal of crossover between the two. Both are visual storytelling, one is interactive as opposed to completely passive but we are not talking about the widest fucking gulfs of space and time here.
So yeah, I agree with GangStarr. Looking forward to seeing what they do with this.
No Treyarch game comes close.
COD4>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Everyother COD
No Treyarch game comes close.
:P
COD2>>>>>COD4
:P
Black Ops was fantastic
You can still win in BLOPS by running around like an idiot with the knife, never shooting a single enemy.
Nah.. close though. COD2 definitely has less bullshit.
In CoD4 almost everyone could be decent.
COD2>>>>>COD4
:P
I must have played a different BLOPS. The game was a slight return to form, mostly ruined by keeping entirely too much MW2 bullshit intact.
You can still win in BLOPS by running around like an idiot with the knife, never shooting a single enemy.
Oh, I was literally only talking about the singleplayer campaign. I don't play COD multiplayer at all - haven't since COD4 - as I find it unbelievably dull.
Oh, I was literally only talking about the singleplayer campaign. I don't play COD multiplayer at all - haven't since COD4 - as I find it unbelievably dull.
Nah just messin', it seems like reviews allot more weight to the multiplayer components, it'd be cool if someone would rank only the campaigns.
Nah just messin', it seems like reviews allot more weight to the multiplayer components, it'd be cool if someone would rank only the campaigns.
Whoa. Someone here used that word correctly. *Brain bursts*. ;)