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Looks like Ironside is directing it to a certain extent. The way this one is being made though there is no way ironside could physically play fisher. It is still early days yet im sure he could easily step in and dub him near completion time. though i thought this one was ment to be a younger fisher. we are now how many games into it and the joke was fisher was just about past it in the first one.
didnt they shave ten years off him for conviction even though it was a sequel?
@0BradyM0BondFanatic7 I dont see much of a problem with this ironside gave better character reads outside the main game. He was more emotive then when i played the game they seemed to burn him down to this monotone state. this is of course the sound directors choice not his im sure he read those lines a number of ways.
I love ironside i also wondered if he would be playing batman in the Dark KNight Returns but it appears Peter Weller got that one and I cannot wait to see that.
I think my interest in splintercell died around about the time i played 4 and the frame rate drop forced me to return it. i since played the first again on ps3 but the trophy/achievements are just such after thoughts, why would they make you do multiple replays of a game you have already played a million times. this happened with MGS2 as well
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But then again, maybe this will be the best one- you just never know. I think I'll check this one out; I'm way overdue
http://www.xbox360achievements.org/news/news-11960-E3-2012--Skyrim-s-Dawnguard-DLC-Gets-Tentative-Release-Date--Screens.html
Dead Island: Riptide - a sequel to Dead Island - has been announced, and will have more information released towards the end of the summer:
http://www.xbox360achievements.org/news/news-11957-Dead-Island--Riptide-Announced--Summer-Reveal-Mooted.html
Next they'll have a new guy voicing Duke Nukem, or Max Payne, or Ezio Auditore. Why oh why did they change voice actors?
Only downside is I have to wait until 2013 :((
Cool-- I just started playing both of those games recently! Too bad the Dead Island one is a whole new game and not an expansion. I seriously JUST bought that damn game #-o
Well, as long as it's a whole new game, I at least hope it looks and feels like a whole new game, unlike Fallout New Vegas. Now that was an 'expansion pack' if I ever saw one!
As for Dead Island: Riptide, I'm under the impression that it's a brand new game, but it feels like Dead Island was just released yesterday. Everyone was following rumors and thought the game would be Dead World; I just hope it goes away from the tropical setting - perhaps a city under quarantine - as it wore on me pretty quick.
And here's a rumor: Overkill is working with Valve (this part is confirmed) for Payday: The Heist 2, looking towards an open world game. The rumor part is that they are also working with them on a prequel to Left 4 Dead, that plays with the origins of the zombie outbreak.
http://www.xbox360achievements.org/news/news-11966-Overkill-Gets-a-Publisher-for-Payday--The-Heist-2--is-Rumoured-to-be-Working-on-Left-4-Dead-Prequel.html
FIFA 12 was the best one yet so I have high hopes for this.
Now that E3 is over, what games are you most looking forward to throughout the upcoming year?
My most anticipated (no release date) would have to be Grand Theft Auto V. Rockstar never fails to impress me.
My most anticipated (release date) is Hitman: Absolution. I've been a fan of the games since Silent Assassin, and this one is shaping up to look like some good fun, with endless hours that will be put in by me, just experiencing every way to tackle all of the levels.
I'm also looking forward to Spec Ops: The Line, Halo 4, Watch Dogs, Medal of Honor: Warfighter, and Forza Horizon.
I'll miss Ezio though (hero of AC 2 and Brotherhood/Revelations). Mainly because he was basically an Italian James Bond. He had gadgets, got laid, could sneak around or fight head on, he could be serious or funny, and he fought a secret organisation.
But, AC3 - while I have yet to see gameplay - looks like it could be a really fun game, and I may have to give its predecessors a go, so I can warrant a purchase come release date.
@Creasy47 Since the price has dropped now I'd pick up Brotherhood first. Especially if you care about the whole modern day story because alot of important stuff happens that sets up Revelations.
- I'll be picking up AC3 on release. AC2 and Brotherhood were ok, but not as good as AC. Other games in the series may have gotten bigger, but none have the plot and setting that have interested me like the original (not to mention Altair B-) ) Despite the Altair missions, I started to loose interest in completing Revelations.
- Then there's Hitman: Absolution. Big fan of the Hitman games, especially Blood Money. So this'll be a must have buy.
- The Last Of Us. Naught Dog, 'nuff said.
With the new Tomb Raider being put back to next year, there's no other releases that spring to mind.
And here you go, a new video interview for 'Lollipop Chainsaw':
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=91286
Totally agree. So many games now claim to have multiple paths, but Blood Money really did allow you to use different methods to complete each job.
Ezio>>Altair. Ezio was a charismatic Italian playboy who wanted revenge for the death of his family, Altair was just a bit boring. In the first game he barely had a personality, and for some reason he was the only person in the Holy Land to have an American accent. AC 1 was fun, but the side missions were the same over and over. I liked Altair alot more in Revelations.
Indeed. I'm tired of games acting as if there are multiple paths or endings to find, and then it ends up being 100% linear, and no matter what you do, it's the same thing or the same ending, time and time again. The Hitman games have always been great at letting you do as you want, and it's true: do you want to run the risk of running in, guns blazing, killing everyone and your target, or do you want to take it slow, hide the bodies as you stealthily inch through the level?
I read a preview of a level a couple weeks back, and the person who got to test the game said that there were ten to fifteen ways he could think of to tackle the level, and that wasn't even all of them. I'm so excited.
I've seen those criticism so many times before, but I think Altair was/is misunderstood. Altair was bread to be an Assassin, a perfect example of what it is to be stoic. He would have been taught to surpress his emotions, should he succumb he'd end up dead. As for his accent, it's never stopped me from enjoying the story.
Altair, even his 7" figure is a total badass.
As for Hitman: Absolution, i'm doing my best to remain spoiler free.
I know Altair was bread as an assassin but that didn't intrest me as much as Ezio's backstory. He was cool, but I prefer Ezio. His accent just seemed weird and out of place.
As for the figure, that and the hole for the wrist peg (you can swap the left hand over) being too small on the alternate hand are minor quibbles for what is a great looking figure. Yes, I have a Mini Altair ( :)) ) myself.
Alright-- I sat down and played again this weekend. Once I got reacquainted with the controls I played until I beat the part I was stuck on months ago (which was actually really easy once I realized what to do!)
I'm now addicted! I Made a TON of progress; I just got to the part where I met Huey, and I'm finding myself hoping that I'm not too close to the end because I don't want it to be over!!
if you have any other questions feel free to join my Metal Gear Solid thread:
http://www.mi6community.com/index.php?p=/discussion/1610/metal-gear-solid-1987-present/p4#Item_115