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Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen
Has anyone played it? If so, is it better than the first game?
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I've been playing it, and it seems to be more shallow than the first. The controls blow, and the graphics are worse. How does this happen?
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Great, just great. I had better hopes for this.
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darn...
always remeber that guns and missiles are weak compared to the mighty tree! |
Its really strange. The Melee sucks in this, and the guns are stronger....but not by much.
The story makes a bit more sense than the movie....but the lack of cutscenes is ridiculous. I snagged the first game for 10 bucks when Circuit City was closing, and I reallykind of enjoyed it. But this was abysmal. The best way to describe it is this: Its a real Transformers game, in the sense that you're playing a game where it seems and feels like you're playing with Transformer toys. I kid you not. There seems to be no real weight or anything for falling or walking. The first one handled it really well. The medal system really sucks too. |
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Just kidding. :) |
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What system are you playing it on?
The game has been fun so far. Transforming is cool, the guns are much stronger, the graphics look good, there ARE cutscenes, between each level, and this game has a cool level up/upgrade system. If you like TF, you will like the game. Its pretty cool to have whole teams of TF to choose from for missions. The first game was worse. |
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If you don't collect sh*tty 80's toys, have stopped wearing your He-Man underwear, and no longer play GI Joe in the sandbox, look elsewhere for something that isn't a redundant piece of licensed-trash. |
There aren't really cutscenes, the stuff after every level is the same ****. Its just to get you to play all the optional missions "We're meeting our primary and secondary goals efficiently." "We could be meeting our goals quicker."
The CGI cutscenes are awful, its laziness masquerading as intentional "digital readouts." They use photos of people, which isn't bad, but they show people moving on the "computer" with the grid pattern that overlays a 3d rendered object before it gets skin. Its pretty lame. Screen flicker/static filters try to push it forward, but its still kind of lame. The graphics are not as good as the original. For anyone wondering about transforming....You hold down the trigger to stay transformed. So there's no ability to get any sense of speed, because youre always holding down the trigger, which is linked to the acceleration. Pretty lame. And if you're wondering what I'm playing it on to say the graphics are ****? a 360 hooked to an HD tv. Game is entertaining for a few minutes, but its even more repetitive than the first, with pretty much only 3 or 4 mission types. No lie. Another prime example of a game where the multiplayer was just thrown in. |
My brother got the game and he loves it (even playing it now), but I hate it. It's not the worse thing ever, but the controls alone ruin it.
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Definitely not worth $50-60. I'd barely want it at $30. The Armada game still remains the best TF game for me. |
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11,000 posts to your name and have a giant Penny Arcade Tech "geek badge" as your sig. I'm not quite sure you have the right to make fun of anyone. But hey, its really easy to be very tough when your hiding behind a screen. |
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Wtf, It takes TWO penny arcade "techs" to attack one lone newb?
Are you the sidekick or is he? And how much does the gig pay? And must you two idiots derail everythread? |
Alright guys, enough of the fighting
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The rest of your post is assumed nonsense, and the same tired crap I've heard before. |
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Why did you just quote all that?!
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So it's like a "PREVIOUSLY ON DRAGONBALL Z!!!"
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