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Page 1 2 >>I hope it's more like the original ones.
Its hardly a teaser trailer and more of a screenshot ina video. It's obviously a mech and very much fits the MW design.
Its about time tbh. I thought MS had some sort of stake in the MW franchise though...
In any case, I can't wait to see how the situation develops.
@nostradamus - It's not Piranha Bytes, it's Piranha Games. Two different developers.
What does a buggy developer like Piranha Bytes is doing with such a franchise at hands ... so akward.
insane_cobra> thank's, news edited.
I want a new Mechassault
No.
Mechassault 2 was brilliant. Microsoft was so foolish to release it in the wake of Halo 2's online domination. If they would have waited a few more months before releasing it when they did, it would have been bigger. I would kill for MA3
What does a buggy developer like Piranha Bytes is doing with such a franchise at hands ... so akward.
I'd have to agree with him actually.
MechWarrior is like Forza to MechAssault's Mario Kart.
MechWarrior is like Forza to MechAssault's Mario Kart.
Kinda depends on what you are looking for in your mech game, but I can appreciate both styles at different times.
Though I think I pounded away at the Assault games more than the Warriors.
It's about time for a new MechWarrior though, so bring it on.
I'm not sure that makes it a better series
Sure, if you like Mario Kart, that's cool, I love that game as much as anyone. But as fun as it might be, there's not much depth to it. A game being fun is all well and good, but sometimes it's nice when games transcend being mere entertainment, to portray an *experience* that's more than just being an interface between you and a high score, and I think it's that balance that separates good games, like MechAssault, from great games, like MechWarrior.
Of course, you can go off the other end and have so much depth it's not any fun, like Spore, but that's a discussion for another day.
Regardless, Mechassault and Crimson Skies are two examples of viable franchises that are just going unused by MS. They seem like such obvious money machines I don't get it.
http://au.pc.ign.com/articles/100/1002164p4.html
I have never been so pumped for a game in my life.