» Wed Apr 25, 2012 4:31 am Your philosophy is wrong - you can make your game and stick it in your back side - it will be irrelevant in the industry, for me at least.
Multiplatform titles are doomed to fail - and they are the worst **** in gaming.
Crysis 3 "experience" won't change between PC and PS3/360, says dev
If that is the case then I do not care about this franchise anymore. This "experience" is a funny word for design and the demography they're targeting - this feels to me they want to push the same philosophy along.
I am no longer a multiplatform gamer (i have multiple platforms but i view each one separate) - it's been like 2 years like that and that will probably never change.
Goodbye, you will have to prove me wrong to even get slightest chance of a buy, if this ever is wortwhile to even click on the .exe ... remains to be seen. Your PR and marketing has ZERO VALIDITY and you can say pretty much whatever you **** want, i don't give a damn until i even am ready to even peek at the game.
You prey on ignorants and lowest denominator for the sales of the games - good luck you're opinions are no longer relevant - all you can say is ignored - only the stupid people will belive you - which wont last long either before they realize you talk bullcrap.
Looks like Crysis 2 all over again .... remember creative constrains article http://www.computerandvideogames.com/235455/crysis-2-faced-creative-constraints/
Keep talking bullcrap keep losing sales.... i won't lose anything if im wrong ... but you can.
