So yes, this is most awesome and also kinda lame.
I still have my copy of CoR: Escape from Butcher's Bay in Xbox format, which I only held on t in hope of it being made BC for 360. Not so.
So, though I'm obviously excited it's coming in any form, I'm a tad pissed off I have to re-purchase it.
But, for the PS3 owners (All 7 of you), Rejoice! This game is kickass!
And this new one apparently has either more levels or a new story line (Too lazy to check) and MULTIPLAYER!
So, I am frickin' excited, and you should be too.
I'd put some pics, but the graphics are the same (Though pretty) as the Xbox version.
My only requests:
1) Make a price cut. This is a rehash of an old game. Do what RE4 on wii did. Halve your price (i.e., $25-30).
2) Add a tougher difficulty setting. I remember breezing though on my second playthrough.
and 3) ONLINE. CO-OP. NOW.
So, talks about Riddick and his awesome game/ silly name.
http://www.riddickgame.com/us/index.html
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But if it's that much better, why not make EfBB backwards compatible (It's been stated in OXM it will never be).
I guess this is good in a different, more expensive way.
This is as exciting as it is disappointing!
From what I hear the PC version's kinda rare.
I really need to play this again.
Lieing around somewhere...
I have it for Xbox too, but it feels like I might enjoy it on PC more.
But the odd thing about the game is that the ENTIRE game is in the prison. In most RPGs and games where you get captured and thrown into prison, you spend a little while trying to break out. You forget that is the entire objective of Butcher Bay.
And it's interesting that the prisons are so entirely locked away that they let the prisoners do whatever the hell they want (making escape possible in the first place.)
Then again, I did play this after playing Breakdown, which heavily focused on hand-to-hand, so I was a bit spoiled on the deeper fighting system. Otherwise, it was a beautiful game. Kinda wish I could find the original Xbox version.
One of my favorite X-Box games.
Tell that to my save file.
Oh christ dont start this up.
People can speedrun through HAlf Life 2 in about 1 hour. So dont spout that bullshit. If you experience all of the game first time through and take in everything and dont skip large chunks or speed through Riddick is way more than 6 hours.
When people cite game lenghts they are always referring to first playthroughs with a certain amount of leway for extra content.
For some reason when I bought the game, I played it one night, got up to where the previously released Demo started, and then never played it again, and later traded it in. I'll have to pick it up for the 360 and actually play through it this time.
There's a patch out there that will fix this, it had problems with the new Nvidia cards.
I thought the release of this game had totally caught me off guard.
Because I would like that to be true.