Space Siege - Popcorn

Published 31 July, 2008 Duration 6:26

Chris Taylor, founder and CEO of Gas Powered Games, talks about his expectations for Space Siege.

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  • DuTraveller #1 4 years ago

    He doesnt seem so enthusiastic as when he talked about supreme commander(videos)...

  • the_mtfr #2 4 years ago

    I can't wait for some clever Brit to share his humour on stuff in this clip that just oozes of reasons to make fun of... for instance the fact that EG just woke this guy up to do the interview. Doesn't even remember his name, this is how suddenly they interviewed him after waking up. He must sleep with the clothes on. I wonder if he brushed or the cameraman had to take it all :D

  • php_penguin #3 4 years ago

    Battlestar Galactica + Mass Effect + Halo = this? I sure as fuck hope so

  • YourMessageHere #4 4 years ago

    If the demo I got yesterday is representative, this is not much cop. It's not terrible, but it's yet another one of those games that stops you doing basic things (e.g you can't move and shoot at the same time, must click to move, can't mouse-aim and have to rely on dodgy target locking, and so on) simply because the creators decided that the game works better if they arbitrarily stop you doing them - really annoying to play. The supposed big choice of whether or not to install cybernetics is pretty empty too, if all it does is change how hard it is and the ending.

  • penhalion #5 4 years ago

    The cybernetic thing was already getting annoying in the demo and that lasted just a few minutes.

    The NPCs are constantly telling you to robot up as it were (install cyber legs, arms etc. etc.). It really started to grate on my nerves after a while. I also counld't figure out how you'd replace your brain with a cybernetic one. Augment it maybe but replace?!?