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World War Z - Launch Trailer
- Thread starter Theorry
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Love it when an anti war song is used to highlight cool guns.
What's next COD Trailer showing off sick kills and new guns to the song For What It's Worth by Buffalo Springfield?
How about One Tin Solider being used for the next Battlefield game trailer?
What's next COD Trailer showing off sick kills and new guns to the song For What It's Worth by Buffalo Springfield?
How about One Tin Solider being used for the next Battlefield game trailer?
They are totally different game genres, but this releasing 10 days before Days Gone is somewhat funny. And I must say I like the horde zombie look of this one a bit more.
Got this pre-ordered and cautiously optimistic. I'll be happy if this is a 7/10 L4D clone I can play with my friends.
They'll save that for unveiling the Irish Carbomb special attack unlocked for the Britain campaign.
This looks like a good time in co-op. Will wait for reviews though, something tells me this game may be a little empty with features and content.
i mean, there isn't really many of them. There's L4D and....
games like Dead Island, Dying Light or even Dead Rising are more focused on melee. Resident Evil is less about hordes and more about smaller scale encounters. Killing Floor 2? I suppose that counts, but it's horde style, whereas L4D and WWZ has A to B progression.
My copy arrived well it would of been if simplygames said me the correct format. I could play it on my Xbox but I want it on ps4 so now i have to send it back and wait.
I might buy it on the EGS but I am afraid, I won't be able to find a lot of people playing it there. I guess XB1 it is then.
It's a budget priced multiplayer zombie shooter with cool horde mechanics, this is as close to a new Left 4 Dead as we're getting so I'll enjoy it.
*looks at the book*
*looks at the game*
Nothing was lost in translation I see.
It's a game based on a movie that was based very loosely on a book
I wonder if the author of the book is shaking his head at everything that's used it's name/IP or just counting the dollars and trying to disassociate himself with everything else
Loosely as in it basically just has zombies and the name in common with it.
Not even the right kind of zombies either... I would have killed for a documentary style WWZ movie... oh well...
I know...it's just....
Why do people still do this? Buy rights to IPs they intend to really not do anything but have the name and one variable in common with? "Brand recognition!" feels so meaningless when the people who know the brand could instantly tell that the movie was nothing like the book at all and the people who go to see the movie are mostly there just for the zombies. Could have called it Battle Zombies Earth or something and it'd probably have the same impact.
This game could have had nothing to do with the name and it would garner probably the same amount of attention by saying "look at the so many lotsa zombies we have you can shootsies!"
It's all just so pointless to me.
It's not Yaeger who's making this, it's Saber Interactive.
And if you actually meant Yaeger (but still was wrong on which studio was making this) you take that back! Spec Ops: The Line will always have a special place in my heart as one of the most brilliant games ever.
I don't see an OT for this game.....
But there's no private lobbies in this and that's a deal breaker for me. I tried playing with my partner and the only option we had was to matchmake into a game in progress. How is there no option to just take your party and play by yourself? Honestly one of the most baffling things.
Plus there not being mid-mission checkpoints. Amateur hour in design.
But there's no private lobbies in this and that's a deal breaker for me. I tried playing with my partner and the only option we had was to matchmake into a game in progress. How is there no option to just take your party and play by yourself? Honestly one of the most baffling things.
Plus there not being mid-mission checkpoints. Amateur hour in design.