Brothers in Arms screens :p

[bomberman]

This game is awesome, i cant wait to play it... In any case, there are some new beatiful screens of this game: here

Ubisoft, you did a good job with this game

[KamisoriX]

It looks good...nothing great...I'll check it out.
Ghost Recon 2 on the other hand they drop the original gamers that made it great and went for the kids version....same as for R6 RvS.

[Akherousin]

I don't know... I'm kinda served with WWII Games. :/
Although it looks nice.

[jammin]

Originally posted by bomberman@Sep 17 2004, 09:32 PM
Ubisoft, you did a good job with this game

No they didn't. Gearbox Software did a good job.

gah... I hate it when fat publishers who probably sit on their asses smoking cigars and laughing get all the credit, while some truly talented developers are just locked away inside an office working day and night to release a brilliant package.

:rant:

[Xpendable]

Tell em jammin ;)
About the game , well dunno there is a bit 2 much WWII going on, looking more forward to sabotage 43 but haven't heard about that 1 for a while...

[64705]

Any ides on when is this game coming out? Looks promising graphically. I like the trees

[theGrayFox]

gearbox made Opposing force, liked that one!!

[wormfeeder]

it looks pretty cool.. + it's squad based so it will be slightly different to alot of ww2 fps out now.. I'll definetly check it out.

[Kacperski]

There's one thing but this game that makes me SOOO sceptical....it's aimed at ps2 from the beginning, anyone still remember shellshock( ;) ). If they make it for a "typical ps2 user" then i say fu :moon:

[Sarafan Lord]

Originally posted by jammin@Sep 17 2004, 04:57 PM
gah... I hate it when fat publishers who probably sit on their asses smoking cigars and laughing get all the credit, while some truly talented developers are just locked away inside an office working day and night to release a brilliant package.

Easy there! The publishers do QUITE a bit of work when it comes to getting a game onto store shelves. Aside from providing funds required by developers during the development of the actual game, they also handle manufacturing, marketing and customer support, as well as a variety of other lesser tasks. If a game doesn't run perfectly right out of the box, most gamers are only too happy to blame it all on those "evil" money grubbing suits. I think a lot of gamers would do well to spend some time studying the internal workings of the game industry as whole, rather than placing the blame on the first, best target. I'm not saying publishers are flawless, but don't go giving the developers more credit than they're due.