SteelAttack said:

Yeah I saw them, probably bad compression or artifacting. I guess they are pre-alpha or something like that.

I certainly hope the game won't look like that.

The videos they've released look a lot better, it's just insane that they supposedly released the shots themselves. Why on earth would they want them out in the public when the graphics are a large selling point?!

Agnates said:

Has any Zelda so far even had load screens

 Bloody good point!

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So after beating God of War III I try to give the challenges a shot. 

Fuck this shit. I quit in the second one, lol. 

I know they're suppossed to be that, challenges. Still, there are compelling challenges, and retarded ones. GoW III's challenges fall into the second category. 

gamingeek said:

 Why are you all of a sudden, beating games?

Are you the real Steel?

 I finished it in the span of one day. Friday night-saturday afternoon. Sometimes I frighten myself. Maybe I have a multiple personality disorder.

gamingeek said:

The game is that short?

I would have dragged it out a couple of months.

Which would have driven Vader nuts.

Ravenprose said:

Which would have driven Vader nuts.

 I'll be giving you guys my Arkham asylum review sometime in 2011.

Dvader said:

I am so proud of Steel. Hope you enjoyed GoW3. The challanges are well done though, finished them in about an hour, there are tricks for them.

 The second one discouraged me. Having to beat a crapload of people in 70 seconds or so with no weapons, and TWO hammer guys plus one ARMORED CYCLOPS. Fuck it. 

I haven't played the DMC series, but in my view, the God of War games focus less on combat, which is way more accessible than in DMC, and gives presentation and storytelling at least an equal amount of importance compared to combat. 

Streamlined, accessible combat, grand, exciting action setpieces, and well handled (relatively, for an action game, that is) plot are the pillars where the GoW franchise stands, firmly rooted in the action/adventure genre, whereas DMC is first and foremost an action game, and it shows both in the way its deep, intricate combat rivals the best in business, and how everything else plays a secondary role to it. 

I know this was for vader, but still.