bonescraper
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Fucking Christ, i don't understand why this game gets average to bad scores all over... I fucking love it! Not that i give a shit about IGN's or Gamespot's opinions, but it may be a turn off to some dumb motherfuckers out there, who still give a shit about gaming "journalism". And i want this game to sell.
I like AMG:A, but so far (i'm just past that sidescrolling shooter minigame) the sequel is better in almost every aspect. Everything from the original art direction (simply gorgeous), level design, combat (different kinds of enemies require different tactics, and they're ofen thrown at you en masse) to writing and voice acting is as good or better than in the original game. The minigames are also a nice addition IMO. There's no next-gen bullshit like regenerating health or piss-easy difficulty (i'm playing on hard, and it feels just right), but i certainly wouldn't call this game "old school". It's like saying flight simulators are old school, 'cause they're not as popular today as in the 90's. AMR is an excellent story-driven platformer. Is it a fucking crime? I guess it is in the eyes of your average reviewer these days
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Also, the game runs fine on my GTX 460 with everyting maxed out (including Physx). No major slowdowns, crashes or CTDs so far.
Oh, and BTW, you can unlock DLC dresses/weapons by simply editting one of the .ini files.
I like AMG:A, but so far (i'm just past that sidescrolling shooter minigame) the sequel is better in almost every aspect. Everything from the original art direction (simply gorgeous), level design, combat (different kinds of enemies require different tactics, and they're ofen thrown at you en masse) to writing and voice acting is as good or better than in the original game. The minigames are also a nice addition IMO. There's no next-gen bullshit like regenerating health or piss-easy difficulty (i'm playing on hard, and it feels just right), but i certainly wouldn't call this game "old school". It's like saying flight simulators are old school, 'cause they're not as popular today as in the 90's. AMR is an excellent story-driven platformer. Is it a fucking crime? I guess it is in the eyes of your average reviewer these days
Check this:
Yeah, right. Now what is his issue exactly? FuckingG4 reviewer said:the game itself is stuck in a wonderland of game design that, while initially nostalgic, becomes something of an anachronism, holding onto a past time as desperately as Alice herself holds onto a fantasy world that hides her from the nightmares of her reality.
Also, the game runs fine on my GTX 460 with everyting maxed out (including Physx). No major slowdowns, crashes or CTDs so far.
Oh, and BTW, you can unlock DLC dresses/weapons by simply editting one of the .ini files.