Originally posted by: soxfan
Originally posted by: QueBert
game looks great, but it's the same team that made the last Spliter Cell right? I've heard the PS3 version is buggy, I can't hope for much since it seems a lot of Ubisoft games PC ports are horrible 🙁
to Ryland a Wii version was announced this week.
the release version of the PS3 game was buggy, but they released a patch that fixed some/most of the issues. IMO don't waste your money on it. The climbing element is cool, but the voice acting is horrible, the plot makes 0 sense, and the gameplay elements, though novel for the first city/target, are rehashed for the remainder of the game.
In otherwords, the gameplay is like this:
1. Go to new city
2. Climb tower to find assasin guild "local office"
3. visit local office, talk to some dumb sh!t who has the same voice in every city, no matter that he looks different and is in a different city.
4. Find out meaningless crap about your target using one of 3 or 4 mini games: e.g., interrogation (very annoying); pickpocketing (incredibly annoying because the tutorial for how to do it is terrible and the controls are not exactly intuitive); and eavesdropping (i.e., sit on park bench listening to people who <gasp> BOTH have the same voice as the assasin's guild local office guy talk about random crap that you are supposed to use to exploit your target)
5. once you have done enough minigames (usually 4-5): go back to local office, talk to the dumb sh!t again, get permission to kill target
6. Go to where target is, cue random cutscene designed to show you how the guy you are supposed to kill is bad;
7. Kill your target (which is usually very very easy), and while the guy is dying, listen to him give a 2-3 minute explanation why he was not, in fact, bad (nevermind you shoved a spike in the guys throat, he can still talk)
8. Run away.
9. Return to guild main hideout, get new mission (which involves EXACTLY the same elements as the first mission. Wash rinse repeat 9-10 times, with slightly improved equipment each time.
My suggestion: wait for a demo. If you like that, THEN consider buying it.