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God this looks good

Certainly looks the business. Not a day one for me though. Not enough time.

I was surprised they went for a dark/night-time demo to show off the game. It looked fine but I feel it would have been more visually impressive to have seen some new swinging-through-New-York gameplay to see how varied and expansive the city is. As someone else stated, it is going to get compared to Arkham and sadly that's a fight it isn't going to win.

Plus Spiderman is a weak sauce lameburger but that's a different argument for a different thread

Looks ridiculously good, glad Sinister Six are the villians. Doc Ock hopefully in there too at a later point. Never keen on overly mechanical costumes Ulitmate style, but could be ok.

Preezy wrote:I was surprised they went for a dark/night-time demo to show off the game. It looked fine but I feel it would have been more visually impressive to have seen some new swinging-through-New-York gameplay to see how varied and expansive the city is. As someone else stated, it is going to get compared to Arkham and sadly that's a fight it isn't going to win.

Plus Spiderman is a weak sauce lameburger but that's a different argument for a different thread

Spiderman is great.

The open world demo they did after the presentation looked really good to me...

Preezy wrote:I was surprised they went for a dark/night-time demo to show off the game. It looked fine but I feel it would have been more visually impressive to have seen some new swinging-through-New-York gameplay to see how varied and expansive the city is. As someone else stated, it is going to get compared to Arkham and sadly that's a fight it isn't going to win.

Plus Spiderman is a weak sauce lameburger but that's a different argument for a different thread

Haven’t seen anything that makes it look like the Arkham games are significantly better than this. They aren’t even the best superhero games.

Looks great.

twitter.com/JamesStevenson/status/1013850030602518536

This is going to be big

Mafro wrote:

Preezy wrote:I was surprised they went for a dark/night-time demo to show off the game. It looked fine but I feel it would have been more visually impressive to have seen some new swinging-through-New-York gameplay to see how varied and expansive the city is. As someone else stated, it is going to get compared to Arkham and sadly that's a fight it isn't going to win.

Plus Spiderman is a weak sauce lameburger but that's a different argument for a different thread

Haven’t seen anything that makes it look like the Arkham games are significantly better than this. They aren’t even the best superhero games.

What are the best superhero games?

Is it me or is their pre-order campaign illogical?

Pre-order now, find out what bonuses you'll get for doing so months down the line. How about I wait until you've revealed all 3 costumes first.

The collector's edition statue even has a vague "revealing summer 2018" message strewn across some yellow tape.

So hyped.

Silver Sable!

So excited!

Monkey Man wrote:

Compared to a lot of Sony’s limited edition consoles, this one doesn’t look too bad at all.

KK wrote:Compared to a lot of Sony’s limited edition consoles, this one doesn’t look too bad at all.

It does look quite smart and I was initially tempted... but, after a bit of reflection, I'm not sure that I'd really choose such a design over the standard black model.

Just watched the open world demo.

Fan service aside does this really bring anything to the table that we haven't seen in inFamous, Batman: Arkham whatever, Assassin's Creed, Shadow of Mordor etc. ?

Octoroc wrote:Just watched the open world demo.

Fan service aside does this really bring anything to the table that we haven't seen in inFamous, Batman: Arkham whatever, Assassin's Creed, Shadow of Mordor etc. ?

Webs.

Moggy wrote:

Octoroc wrote:Just watched the open world demo.

Fan service aside does this really bring anything to the table that we haven't seen in inFamous, Batman: Arkham whatever, Assassin's Creed, Shadow of Mordor etc. ?

Webs.

It's not the most convincing unique selling-point. What were they thinking?