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Another totally pointless and useless thing that is being added to POP to make it more appealing to people today, but is more than likely going to weigh it down by forcing the action to slow down...
Come on Ubi! More "Sands of Time" and less "Warrior Within" please.
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edit. Well, I say that. The game designers will care most. Artists may care more about, well, the art, and the coders will be looking to release a game without bugs that performs well. People in game develoment seem to be split between those who want to produce games that sell, and those who want to make great games, regarless of the consumer, thinking that a great game will speak for itself in sales. Often not the case, but I digress; in my personal experience, yes, it stings when your game comes out and it isn't everything you wanted it to be, and it stings even further if the developer has not had control over decisions to take a game in a different direction.
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*loses interest*
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Guess they don't want the Playstation Generation kiddies wondering what they've missed.
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