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DustyShinigami · 12-13-2010, 07:14 AM

Broken Sword isn't a big name, though. In the adventure genre, sure, but not so much in the mainstream (per se).

I think it's a wise move for an independant company like Revolution - I don't think BS3 or 4 sold all that well in retail. The sales of the Director's Cut (online only) have enabled them to make these new games. The one thing I don't like about online distribution is not having a box, manual, CD/DVD etc.

And I agree, I like the graphics in BS3 too, but I'm afraid you're in the minority for wanting newer Broken Swords in 3D.

12-13-2010, 07:14 AM	#11
DustyShinigami The Quiet One Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Staffordshire, UK Posts: 1,986	Broken Sword isn't a big name, though. In the adventure genre, sure, but not so much in the mainstream (per se). I think it's a wise move for an independant company like Revolution - I don't think BS3 or 4 sold all that well in retail. The sales of the Director's Cut (online only) have enabled them to make these new games. The one thing I don't like about online distribution is not having a box, manual, CD/DVD etc. And I agree, I like the graphics in BS3 too, but I'm afraid you're in the minority for wanting newer Broken Swords in 3D. __________________ Now Playing: Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars - The Director's Cut (DS and iPhone), DOOM 3: Resurrection of Evil, Hotel Dusk: Room 215, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Justice for All, Silent Hill - HD Collection Recently Completed: Max Payne, Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne Next: Bayonetta, Devil May Cry - HD Collection, Max Payne 3, Metal Gear Solid - HD Collection, Silent Hill: Downpour