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  • Thamuhacha #1 8 years ago

    Sigh - "POP: Big fights in S&M torture dungeons to a metal soundtrack"
  • spindizzy #2 8 years ago

    It looks horrible. One of the things I liked about the first one was that it wasn't gruesome - I really think that this is a step away from what made PoP special.
  • Thamuhacha #3 8 years ago

    Yeah. I have moments of optimism regarding this. But I feel it has now become a game for people who will say "Whoa dude! I TOTALLY ripped his head off. Sweet!"
  • Decoded #4 8 years ago

    Looks more like Devil May Cry than anything else.. Not really convinced but it'll probably help the game sell.
  • spindizzy #5 8 years ago

    And it'll probably have MTV/EA-style "swishy" menus ... grrr. I know it probably sounds petty but I *hate* those menus where everything shatters, glows, flies off in to my face, does the can-can etc every time I press the X button.

    I actually think I might stop playing BO3 for a bit because the over-the-top presentation is making me angry. Back to BO2 and blissful, blissful interface simplicity.

    Please devs - we're not all 3 year old children in need of flashy displays of pyrotechnics to keep us amused whilst deciding whether to load an old game or whatever. Just stop it.

    /rant off
    Edited by spindizzy at 11/10/04 @ 13:22
  • read_only #6 8 years ago

    Yes, looks rather horrible. I really don't see the need to add gore to a game whose major draw should be challenging platform puzzles. I agree with spindizzy that the lack of gore in the first game made it something different.
  • nixxon #7 8 years ago

    seems to me this game is all about people differing in opinion and not being able to solve their issues in a civilized manner
  • ZeTimbo #8 8 years ago

    Thankfully Edge say it's still clearly POP even WITH all the Gothy bow-lacks. And you can turn the blood off.

    The only thing that lets it down, apparently, is the Prince's *ahem* "witty" repartee...