| Length: |
3:58 |
| Video: |
852x480 (16:9), 29.97 fps, DivX 6.8.5 |
| Audio: |
128 kbps MP3 |
| Total Bitrate: |
27.6 MB/min |
| Source: |
480p YPrPb |
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| NOTES: |
Intro, part 3. Shoot your way out.
Intro gunplay - this recording session was the FIRST and ONLY time I played ANY "dual analog" shooter this entire generation (2006-2011). This experience was HORRIBLE. I kept tarding-out into walls like classic Resident Evil controls, and the screen was stiff and jerky while the camera dragged ass. And the enemies were kind enough to shoot me with 20-30 rifle rounds without killing me, sympathetic to your inability to be a real threat (impotence) given the limitations of the "traditional" input method.
From what I hear, today's shooty games treat customers like children more than ever; probably because it's the most appropriate thing to do.
WHY DO PEOPLE KEEP PLAYING LIKE THIS AFTER 10 YEARS? WHY ARE GAMES STILL MADE THIS WAY? WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS INDUSTRY? |
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