With the recent street dates being broken and people getting it earlier than us over here in the US...
I have not been hyped for a game, since Final Fantasy VII...!
Not even Crysis grabbed me by the balls like this title, because while it provides a great atmosphere, Killzone 2, via the European beta/Pre-order demo have shown me Atmosphere as well as Immersion.
It comes playable out of the box too, so I suppose that is a great argument against superior PC graphics; Killzone 2 Vs. Crysis... but anyhow..
I feel the hype is too much for me, I am a little pissed-off about some very, low classed people on N4G, who tried to spoil the story for me and anyone else interested
(I won't post any names since the user handles contain spoilers themselves)
I got HYPE FATIGUE!
So with this all said... I'm off to take some sleeping pills because tomorrow is NOT COMING FAST ENOUGH.
See you guys online.
PSN: Pooplio
Update: I CAN'T SLEEP!!!!
I really want to play the entire game on hard and beat it, but not quickly. I just want to beat! So I can beat it again and hop on MP and own and get owned.
I feel like a kid again. lol
Sony is to blame for Helldivers 2 getting brutally review bombed, so why is Arrowhead still catching strays?
i feel like a majority has been blaming Sony and not Arrowhead.
just what ive seen.
Arrowhead's CEO is awesome and so transparent; they're demonstrating they're a gamer-first studio and will stand by our side even with a publishing partner as big as Sony.
I haven't seen anyone blaming Arrowhead except the dumb "but you knew!" takes... Which are useless, it's still the publisher that listed it for sale in unsupported countries.
I think we've already moved past it but hey gotta remind everyone what direction to throw shade where they were already throwing it.
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