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Balderduck · 07-03-2011, 05:32 AM

Thanks for your thoughts on the subject

It's all very interesting

just some points I'd like to make as well
- I wasn't at all aware of the sales of the game when I made this post

- Someone said 98% of the game is spent shooting and driving, he OBVIOUSLY hasn't played the game. Driving is optional and shooting and chases are used sparsely to give a little diversity to the game

- I'd love to see games that blur the boundaries (like LA Noire and Heavy Rain) as well as traditional point and clicks. Let's hope for more story driven intelligence based games in the future

- Those facts about prof. layton and phoenix wright are very interesting and give me some hope, I wonder why the 3ds has so many great titles while other consoles rely on action only...

07-03-2011, 05:32 AM	#31
Balderduck man of low moral fiber Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Athens, Greece Posts: 60	Thanks for your thoughts on the subject It's all very interesting just some points I'd like to make as well - I wasn't at all aware of the sales of the game when I made this post - Someone said 98% of the game is spent shooting and driving, he OBVIOUSLY hasn't played the game. Driving is optional and shooting and chases are used sparsely to give a little diversity to the game - I'd love to see games that blur the boundaries (like LA Noire and Heavy Rain) as well as traditional point and clicks. Let's hope for more story driven intelligence based games in the future - Those facts about prof. layton and phoenix wright are very interesting and give me some hope, I wonder why the 3ds has so many great titles while other consoles rely on action only...