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Nov 12, 2012, 15:48 |
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So they're comparing a game with a rabid fanbase and costs $60+ to a movie ticket which costs $10 - 15 and are like "holy shit this hit one billion dollars faster omg".
Shocking.
The new Black Ops is the first Call of Duty game with ‘branching’ storylines - ie where the player can change how the game ends.
Welcome to fifteen years ago!
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Fantaz wrote on Nov 12, 2012, 10:39:
So do they want to take Call of Duty in the direction of great gaming/multiplayer, or do they want to make cinematic (interactive) movies?
Hasn't it always been the latter anyway? I dunno as I've only played one because it was given to me. I try not to support that sort of shite.
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