Screenshots of this Wii port of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare were not flattering at all. It looks like a PSP game in some of those screenshots. We laughed and were all very skeptical about Treyarch’s porting capabilities. But after having seen some of the footage of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Reflex, I’m pleasantly surprised with how it looks. It’s not that bad.
It’s not that bad when you’re comparing a Youtube video of it against your memory, but once you stack it side by side? You can see the cuts they made. You can’t tell by the video, but the game is actually running at 30 FPS. Is it a huge loss? I don’t think so. Especially considering that if you’re really serious about Modern Warfare, you’ll be playing it on the HD consoles anyways.
Did you know you can’t pre-order Modern Warfare 2: Hardened Edition anymore? Apparently they’ve filled their quota. Bummer? Not for me. My bro is, but then I showed him these leaked videos which showcase a bit of the single player campaign and the new Spec Ops co-op mode.
These videos were captured from the recent GameCrazy Manager meetup thing. You know, when they get together to see what’s coming out for the holiday season.
It’s tough getting a good look at Prototype. inFamous had a demo, but Prototype? It had a handful of short clips about bosses and whatnot. Well now GameTrailers have done us all a favor and compiled all that old footage into a preview.
I like what Alex Mercer is doing on screen; he’s a lunatic! Dude, did a flying elbow drop into a tank from like 30 feet in the air. I’m not particularly fond of the NYC back drop. Why NYC? Why not go all out with a fictional city? NYC is so 2008.
I’m not too fond of the screen tearing, but it’s not a showstopper on its own. But when you compare it to inFamous…
This was supposed to debut with tonight’s GameTrailers TV, but it’s up a little early. It looks like Uncharted alright. The video shows off Naught Dog’s excellent animation work and a glimpse into how the stealth works.
GameTrailers have three videos chalk full of Mafia II gameplay. I like what I see. Audio work exceeds the visuals which aren’t too shabby considering the open world nature. Fire fights already appear to surpass GTAIV’s handidly. Although, a little bit more blood splatter wouldn’t hurt.
Not only did last night’s GameTrailers TV announce a two new maps for Killzone 2 (yawn). There was also a lengthy first look at some Bioshock 2 gameplay!
I thought it looked great. They’re giving that “Big Daddy” suit some justice and the look of everything is unmistakably Bioshock-y. Whether or not the game will live up to its predecessor in the “refreshing experience department” is still up in the air, but at least it looks like it has solid footing.
