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Originally Posted by bigjko
WTF who's talking about? I'm the one who said it looked good. Especially for a game that's been six years in the making.
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Originally Posted by Gamespy
Taking first-person adventuring cues from Deus Ex, and offering no head-up display, the feeling of immersion is unmatched. The fact the first six or so hours of gaming has you investigating with no forms of protection or armament whatsoever, allows you to rely on your mental mettle, and allowed the game designers to create a feeling of dread around every crumbling corner.
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One of the most fearful five minutes in video gaming history occurs when...
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Actually, the puzzles themselves are another part of this game's success; they aren't for the partially retarded (there's no "do you want to place the shield into the shield-shaped indent?"); in fact, sometimes they require (gasp!) reading the numerous clues you pick up. This gives you a rich overview of the game world like few games before it, and there's well-written asides that more-than-adequately placate the rabid Mythos fan. "Oooh, the save game symbol is an Elder Sign!" "Did you spot the Book of Eibon in that cut-scene?" Yes, this plus load screens with Lovecraftian excerpts give Cthulhu cultists much to praise.
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This is the first frothing video game form of Cthulhu Mythos that's been done almost completely right, and this year's most frightening first-person adventure: A true cult classic.
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(http://xbox.gamespy.com/xbox/call-of...663496p3.html)
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