BioShock, the spiritual successor to SystemShock 2
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If you note in the interview the guy mentions how many people didn't like multiplayer in SS2.
Which to me is allusive to them using that reason as a piss-poor scapegoat reason for not putting cooperative gameplay into their next game.
So, as usual. I won't get my hopes up.
Games like System Shock are infinitely better with co-op gameplay. I really enjoyed SS2 co-op from what little I played of it. It was a bit buggy for some reason (it went out of sync a lot). However if that's what constitutes not liking it then I say go the extra mile and fix it, instead of trying to make what conceptually looks to be a doom 3 knockoff with more emphasis on open ended gameplay.
Co-op gaming has been relegated chiefly to consoles as of late and that's just sad. No story in my opinion is so important that it should ever suprecede the ability to play alongside with my friends. Even the main halflife game would have been fun to play with a friend. It wasn't for a while until sven co-op came out that it was possible. Even then. It wasn't quite the same.
I'll keep my fingers crossed. However I'll also hammer a nice huge nail through a baseball bat just in case they decide to cop-out bigtime.
Which to me is allusive to them using that reason as a piss-poor scapegoat reason for not putting cooperative gameplay into their next game.
So, as usual. I won't get my hopes up.
Games like System Shock are infinitely better with co-op gameplay. I really enjoyed SS2 co-op from what little I played of it. It was a bit buggy for some reason (it went out of sync a lot). However if that's what constitutes not liking it then I say go the extra mile and fix it, instead of trying to make what conceptually looks to be a doom 3 knockoff with more emphasis on open ended gameplay.
Co-op gaming has been relegated chiefly to consoles as of late and that's just sad. No story in my opinion is so important that it should ever suprecede the ability to play alongside with my friends. Even the main halflife game would have been fun to play with a friend. It wasn't for a while until sven co-op came out that it was possible. Even then. It wasn't quite the same.
I'll keep my fingers crossed. However I'll also hammer a nice huge nail through a baseball bat just in case they decide to cop-out bigtime.
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<a href="http://pc.ign.com/articles/556/556421p1.html">A new Q&A</a>. Nice to see some DE2 bashing (even though the same site probably gave the game a 95% review). Still no word on the platforms it's for though...