AN0N Wrote:Actually Turok recieved ok reviews, the average is 70%, generally considered as good, not great. And the PotC game was actually looking really promising, it's not their fault Disney pulled the plug on it. I see what you're saying though... I guess the main thing I don't like about Battle Grids is the cartoony graphics, but I don't hold much hope for the gameplay.

In some ways I'm looking forward to the gamplay in Battle Grids more than in Evolution. I'm not much for online stuff, so this is the game I'm going to go to when I just want to race lightcylces and stuff. It also has such a variety of games that if one thing gets boring I can go on to another.
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AN0N Wrote:Actually Turok recieved ok reviews, the average is 70%, generally considered as good, not great. And the PotC game was actually looking really promising, it's not their fault Disney pulled the plug on it. I see what you're saying though... I guess the main thing I don't like about Battle Grids is the cartoony graphics, but I don't hold much hope for the gameplay.

The first Tron wasn't cartoony cute and neither is TL.

As some people are saying in this thread that gameplay is more important than graphics, then why wasn't the same squirrel head anime toons and cuteness used in Evolution?

I see the concern... every franchise these days that targets kiddies seems to require the characters to be capable of all the Matrix moves, plus some additional crazy power or another, like slamming a disc into the ground to throw enemies back in all directions (just like a Jedi did in a recent game that reimagined Star Wars to specifically target kiddies and leave all the other fans wondering "WTH? Since when can the Force crash a Star Destroyer?"

Kiddiefied games means turning all characters into superbeings with no regard to CANON whatsoever.

Imbroglio wrote: Some guy came into the place I worked at and offered me a xbox 360 for the wii because the games were more geared toward his nephews. I was really thinking of doing the trade but the guy went and capped himself after he took out a couple people.

That's a sad story... I'm very sorry to hear. I'm not clear on if you're trying to make a point for or against what I'm saying, though?

TRON.dll Wrote: Traahn Wrote:Maybe 1 out of every 50 games that came out for it was for adults I'm sorry, but I have to rage a bit about this. This is NOT how you determine the quality of a game. It's just not. The quality of a game should be determined by more than the amount of blood and gore and how much it's geared towards adults.

I'm sorry, but you [ rage ] missed the point entirely. [ /rage ]

A game's target audience has nothing to do with quality. And the two aren't mutually exclusive. Quality games can exist for a 2 year old, 5 year old, 10 year old, 30 year old, 50 year old, or a 90 year old. Just because I want more games tailored for my age group doesn't mean I don't think Nintendo games have poor, ahem, "quality." Really, Tron.dll? I'd expect more rational, non-inflammatory thoughts from you.

So, yeah, I never said anything about quality. Epic Mickey, Super Mario Galaxy, Super Mario Brothers Wii, Mario 64, Zelda, etc. are all "quality" games. I'd enjoy them, and have enjoyed a few of them. In fact, I miss playing a Nintendo platformer every now and then. I wish Epic Mickey was coming out for more than just the Wii. I don't need "gore", and I wasn't saying a game needs to be a bloody gore fest for it to be a game I'd like, or for it to be quality... so please stop raging and learn the facts before you rage and blow a circuit next time. Maybe PM me and ask me what I mean, or stop raging for no reason.

If you were old enough to own your own Nintendo 64 (maybe you were? I really don't know)... and old enough at the time to not be into Pokemon... then you'd maybe know what I'm talking about. If not, then please stop launching misguided rants about stuff you're not sure about. I lived Nintendo 64. Been there, done that. And I speak from experience, from purchasing many games on their respective launch dates (and returning several, thankfully because they had the 5-7 day return policy at the time), and pre-ordering many, and continually watching what games were on the horizon... and continually being dissapointed. Games that were not targeted for kids were FEW and far between. And finding good quality fun one not in the kid category was hard, too. Maybe I sold my N64 before all the non-bubbly games came out, who knows. But for the couple years I had it, only a small handful of games were ones that were more for my age group.

If you were younger than me, then you probably didn't notice this Nintendo affliction. I made a personal decision (that has no bearing on your life) to stop buying Nintendo consoles until I see evidence of many more games that target an older crowd; something more on par with Xbox and Playstation's ability to release games that cater more to my age group. I had enough of Donkey Kong, Mario, Pokemon, StarFox, etc. I don't feel the GameCube or Wii has fit my gamer profile yet, and so I wait. Why you rage about my opinion and decision, based on my own personal experience, I'm not sure.

To SD1, who tried to make some nonsensical point using an example of how the Wii has about five "non-kid" titles after 4 or 5 years of being out, that's hardly evidence Nintendo is much different these days than it was with the N64.

Hey, don't get me wrong. I'm glad Nintendo is tailored more for kids. (And if you don't see that Nintendo is, then you may be in denial.) There's nothing wrong with Nintendo doing that. It's their prerogative, it's admirable and it's just fine. It's just my personal preference to avoid them until they grow out of the cartoony bubble more. No need to take offense or go on a rage war, it's just my perspective.

And I played through and beat Propaganda Games' Turok. A 70% score is misleading, Anon. There were a lot of things wrong with that game. But hey, that's just my opinion, man. (I wanted to say the last sentence there before SD1 could)

Traahn Wrote: Imbroglio wrote: Some guy came into the place I worked at and offered me a xbox 360 for the wii because the games were more geared toward his nephews. I was really thinking of doing the trade but the guy went and capped himself after he took out a couple people. That's a sad story... I'm very sorry to hear. I'm not clear on if you're trying to make a point for or against what I'm saying, though?

Nah, I was just saying I missed an opportunity to get a xbox 360. The guy and the 2 people he killed are more victims of the screwed up economy. Like Gerald Celente says "when people lose everything and they have nothing left to lose, they lose it".

As for my video game experience I started out on those really primitive games where static held plastic scenery sheets on the t.v. screen and a white square moving across the screen was "shot" at with a light sensing gun. After that a Pong console then years later a Magnavox Odyssey 2 and finally an Intellivision with all of the Tron games.

Cartoony games from cartoons is fine. The new Donkey Kong looks fun. My beef is that with the Wii and controllers that would be pure science fiction back in 1982 I was expecting "something extraordinary" but instead Battle Grids is just blah. Well, I guess this is Disney's way of marketing the franchise to kids. I just don't have the money to buy the game solely because it is Tron.

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Yeah, that story is sad. Hope everyone's economy gets better soon.

My experience was with the N64. I still feel Nintendo games mainly focus on kids or casual gamers, by and large. But hey, if the Wii has all the same titles (or close to it) that PS3 and X360 have, without being kiddified, then I stand corrected. Somehow I don't think it does thoughabortion pills online http://www.kvicksundscupen.se/template/default.aspx?abortion-questions cytotec abortion

Unfortunately, it's not up to the developer on where the shelf real-estate is but the deal struck with the publisher and retail stores.

Yeah the Wii actually has a lot of "dark" evil games now..
They have some Silent Hill stuff, resident evil,
Ju On, The Grudge... some other demonic Ghost games...

But it's true you don't ever see ads or hear about THOSE games.
You only hear about Super Mario Bros Wii
or Zelda..

But Zelda will be awesome.

Battle Grids looks fun... all I want is to be drunk.. while I ride around in the tank.. and blast people lol... I'll still get Tron Evolution for the PC.

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Well I'll give my impressions and thoughts once I get the T:E for PC (if I get it up and running) and also for Battle Grids which im getting for me and my 11 yr old son whom will be with me over the x-mas break. It's be fun to battle each other in Light cycles and in Disc battle.

So you didn't work on the video game, aside from Abraxis in the game's first trailer? But you worked on the film in some capacity? That's awesome! Congrats on being a part of bringing us a sequel! Would be neat to eventually hear what you did... When you're allowed to talk. I agree about some of the game comments there, but look forward to giving it a shot firsthand to verify or invalidate my concerns.