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- Sorcery
- PS3
- Published by Sony Computer En...
- French release: Available
- US release: Available
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Kinda sad, as the tech demo had some potential.
Not that i'm that interested in another crap fable game, and one on-rails to boot... but at least that has some potential in the way you craft the magic powers. i'll bet the concept in the end will all go to the shat like this one.
Most games you play probably have the same "amount" of auto aim as Sorcery anyway. It sure helps a bit, which makes the game enjoyable (juste like any FPS or TPS on consoles between you and me) but it does not work if you don't aim in the right direction. But then again, I did spend 6 hours on the game myself.
something that happens a lot on formus these days (nos's mentality) just saying
amazing i was expecting our local crazed kinect fan to be in here.. then i read "move"...
Is that a joke on me? jokes go over my head a little on forums
no not you, someone else who defends motion controls to high heaven as long as said motion is on xbox.
no not you, someone else who defends motion controls to high heaven as long as said motion is on xbox.