Dark Messiah 360 demo
Get a Handel on it.
Ubisoft and Microsoft have stopped getting off under the mistletoe (sorry, money hat) long enough to upload an Xbox 360 demo of Dark Messiah of Might & Magic: Elements - or DMoMaME, as everyone calls it.
Major Nelson's blog, which we're forced to rely on because unlike yesterday we're not sitting on the floor of the lounge waiting for DFS sofa tech support men, rather ambiguously says it has "Single Player and Multiplayer campaigns", leaving off whether that means the demo does or the game itself.
Elements, which is due out in January, is the Xbox 360 version of the jolly good PC game from 2006, which won Kieron's heart with various things I can't be bothered to summarise from his review.
It begins with the words "I have a busty woman in my head," so you could always go read it. You know you're bored.
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Sounds like another acronym for on of the hundreds MAME Ports.
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Absolute. Genius.
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Nice.. gonna try this weekend
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(edit: thanks)
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Besides its fun.
Don't like the classes, PC was more free with that.
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I thought the engine was shonky though. Kicked guard off ledge and he plummeted in a very stuttery fashion. Not impressed sorry. Damn CoD4 and it's 60fps loveliness!
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Still that was just a small proportion of the game, they did map to controller reasonably well enough but still think in the thick of things would want to use pause/menu often rather than just let quick select which only give you 8 slots especially if playing as Mage (variety of spells you did want to fire off).
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*confused face*
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This game doesn't so much look ancient as look, ohhhhhh... approximately 8,000 years old. IT CONSISTS OF CAVE PAINTINGS.