/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10685497
>proceeds to defend timesplitters 1/2 to death
ill take a shit on both, more so 2. if there's one thing I really think 1 drops the ball on, I think it lacks variety compared to GE. there's the objective of 'grab thing and run out', but i do the challenge is almost entirely facilitated from combat unlike GE, where there's actual challenge stemming from failing side objectives or missing objects within the levels on 00 Agent.

it also feels like a prototype, not in that 'oh Demon Souls is just a prototype for Dark Souls' retardation. i mean this game literally feels like a fucking prototype being sold to me. the lack of aesthetical touches being indepth/distinct and the level setting changes giving a lack of variety in mechanical aspects just solidifies this for me.

2, on the other hand, does bring back objective variety based in tune with level setting changes. but i think its trite and insufferable, and a bit repetitive at this point, especially at max difficulty. you are once again fighting fucking zombies with headshots only being viable. objectives similar to GE appear, but the approach to them is slower in pacing in combat and accomplishing them. the arcade flair just never seems to ever reach a good imitation of the rail shooters they take influence from.

i hate to defend Future Reddit, but maybe those changes were for the better. Because TS2 is the weakest of the of the Rare/FR's shooters that are still similar to the vein of what they established in GE. and I cant decide which of the two is worse lol.

>>5971979
>>5971973
I don't understand.

>>5919374
It was completely fucking derivative and did nothing new or different from the other movies?
Also the characters were acting pretty fucking retarded.

At what point exactly did the """community""" turn on Brutal Doom?

Give me a DC game to play. Any game.