Haven't we all? The 2000/10 shooters are were its all at. But might be nice to go back and see how shooters use to feel. TBH i think GBX may have to bring the gameplay mechanics and graphics up to date a little more before release, but that'd no doubt mean years more work - so lets wait and see.Originally Posted by n00b1n8R
Can't wait for this
Duke nukem, quake, doom, and the old UT are my favourite games =/ Especially quake 2.
Banjo Tooie is the best FPS to be honest.
I still have Duke Nukem 3D on my hard drive, and, somehow, it's retained an odd quality that continues to make it immensely fun to play. Perhaps it's just massive amounts of nostalgia.
Gearbox does know what they're doing, even if they're not the most highly acclaimed or respected of developers; while I'm obviously not expecting game of the decade (and certainly not a game that's worth a 12-year wait) I'm hoping they can keep that little spark that makes DN3D so timeless.
Although it'll kind of be disappointing, in a way; you know, with world's biggest icon for vaporware finally coming out
Played at pax, they also talked about it in the Keynote
I heard terrible rumors of regenerating health and 2 weapon slots. Say it isn't so D:
I knew it, I KNEW IT.
Soo sick of the 'modern' wave that's been dominating the shooter market right now. Back when it was just the occasional 007 game, that was fine. Then Battlefield 2, fine. Call of Duty 4, fine. Now all I see are modern, 'realistic' shooters. It's all too damn stale.
Also, found this:
FUCK YEAH, GEARBOX!
Read a few previews: regenerating health is confirmed, as is an aim-down-sights function. Not sure about weapon limits.
I think the regenerating health and aim down sights is a good idea. All the games are doing it because it makes the game more fun.
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