Next thing you'll be saying is how great Duke Pukem is...! What has T2D been smoking?

Worse game in the history of gaming Spooky

Actually i have never seen such a bad or slow year for gaming releases,this Spec Ops the line is getting some really strange reviews with scores all over the place but many reviews giving it brilliant high marks

I played the demo and in all honesty it was garbage so i just dont get the review scores been so high from certain gaming sites.

Normally when i new console is on the horizon i get quite excited ,but with the Nintendo Wii U out the end of the year i have about as much excitement as going to the dentist and having all my teeth out.

You just know that Nintendo are going down the same route as the WII and now developers have talked about the specifications regarding the Nintendo U and we see its just about as powerful as a 360 some 7 years later you got to ask yourself a question..................Why would you release a next generation console that has such a low technical spec.

Its cheap to build and should have a low selling price to get it to sale against the ps3/360.

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Worse game in the history of gaming Spooky

Now, that is saying something! Yeah, it looks like all the great looking new games are someway off on the horizon of developers schedules if E3 was anything to go by. New gen releases people are saying.

Like you I have no love of the Nintendo Wii U thing. I think it looks bad all round as it currently stands. It does have something of the tonka toy look about it too so perhaps you're right and Nintendo are really only interested in the kids market these days. Guess that's no bad thing though (not for the kids anyhow) but let's not pretend that console is capable of serving up fitting entertainment for adult kids who, like us, want decent next generation graphics to go along with all the fun (and hopefully innovative) gameplay.

I guess Nintendo know what they're doing and serving up old tech may well help them keep pricing competitive and reach new markets. I admired their initial deviation away from the mainstream with motion sensor tech with the Wii but once the Western markets had become saturated it seems to have been exposed for the gimmick it really was under the surface. Or at least Nintendo don't seem to have done enough with it as their competitors now have their own innovative gaming input devices. I realise the whole touch screen control system will likely be the next big thing (with Apple and Google tablets and everything) but I really don't feel good about it as far as it goes for Nintendo.

How long will it be before we are all just using some kind of Kinect device to remotely control our gadgets or some kind of brain/optical control system? Well, anyway. Innovation is an expensive and dangerous game to play in business. Let's hope someone will always dare to be different though, else all we'll be getting is more COD and more BF clones.

Edited by deleted (Wed 27-Jun-12 18:59:54)

Kinect just like the playstation move a complete utter waste of time ,energy and resources,this motion gaming just does not work in todays society.

I dont want to have to prop myself up in a chair waving my hands and arms about like some demented twit,i downloaded the demo for steel-battalion-heavy-armor which has been made with the Kinect in mind,totally unplayable and the review scores have confirmed this.

Whats the point of having Kinect games that do not register the moves ,so frustrating ,so so boring and pointless,i just can not be bothered with anything that needs me to exercise when i am playing a game.

I like to lie back and chillax .