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Alpha Protocol redefines the RPG genre for next-gen gamers

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Alpha Protocol redefines the RPG genre for next-gen gamers

Preview - posted by DarkUnderlord on Mon 24 August 2009, 11:44:40

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GameOn take a lookee at Alpha Protocol. Initiate hype mode:

With a story rivalling the best spy-thriller novels and an immersive, ultra-realistic espionage world, Alpha Protocol will redefine the RPG genre for the next-gen gamer. The title is being developed by Obsidian Entertainment and published by Sega.
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All of this is played via a 3rd person perspective in a gritty modern day realistic backdrop taking you to locations all around the globe. Combat is frantic and action packed with the entertainment value set for approximately 30+ hours of gameplay. Keep an eye out during October for this spy thriller, arriving on Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and PC.​
Gritty. PALGN also have a perve:

Looking at the current build of the game, it looks to be quite similar to BioWare's Mass Effect in that it feels more like an action title than a traditional run of the mill RPG. Though, unlike Mass Effect, you can’t control what your character looks like. In Alpha Protocol we are given rookie CIA agent Michael Thorton, and that’s it. Obsidian believes that the fun of Michael lies in the fact that he is a blank canvas, with gamers given the opportunity of moulding his personality according to the way that they have Michael interact with other characters in the world as he uncovers the conspiracy behind those that have betrayed him.
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Like any good RPG, there is always a 'hub', a base of operations for your player to work out of.​
Good RPGs have a hub?

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