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- Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway
- PC, X360, PS3
- Published by Ubisoft
- Developed by Gearbox Software
- French release: Available
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However, we must keep in mind that the trailers released are "Target Trailers" not real gameplay demos. Gearbox promised to match that quality in the final version, but that's yet to be seen.
The improvements are very noticeable.
However, we must keep in mind that the trailers released are "Target Trailers" not real gameplay demos. Gearbox promised to match that quality in the final version, but that's yet to be seen.
Looks really good..
in motion it still doesn't look THAT much better than CoD2 though. I appreciate all the shaders and the highlighting, but a lot of that gets lost when you're not looking at still pics.
Though in the end they're pretty different games.
Place bomb on X tank, reach your teammates before time runs out, kill kill kill... some new experiences could really benefit the genre.
P.D: Sry for my crappy english.
I have a video clip of a developer interview stating that the game is actually that good and that many people will have doubts until the game is shown at E3.
I really don't want to have to grab my falling comrades in the middle of a battle, exposing myself to fire. It is a game, the guy is dead, there is no point in catching him. I would rather turn around post haste can kick the ass of the SoB that shot him that preventhing his corpse having a rough fall. I don't care how attached to the in-game characters i get. In the end, it is a game, and most games these days can be completed without the need to grab dead people.
Call me cynical but you know it is true.
Can't wait to see real time demonstration
Well, honestly, if that is the way the game is going to be you can count me out.
I really don't want to have to grab my falling comrades in the middle of a battle, exposing myself to fire. It is a game, the guy is dead, there is no point in catching him. I would rather turn around post haste can kick the ass of the SoB that shot him that preventhing his corpse having a rough fall. I don't care how attached to the in-game characters i get. In the end, it is a game, and most games these days can be completed without the need to grab dead people.
Call me cynical but you know it is true.
in motion it still doesn't look THAT much better than CoD2 though. I appreciate all the shaders and the highlighting, but a lot of that gets lost when you're not looking at still pics.
It does look better COD2 is still nice though.
but have a look at the COD3 trailer... ;)
new king of the hill?