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the more i think about the timing of the preannouncement the more i think it could be a possibility
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/abdenour-bachir/18/56a/370
A former artist on bloodstone is now working for crytek, i wonder how many more from that studio are on board. could be a spiritual follow up. that lasts longer than 6 hours and has more than three multilayer levels
what you could see here is a repeat of Quantum of solace, the games rights got bought up and a verson of call of duty was released(which was a better damn game than then last two for some reason)
We can assume that the deal has just gone through and how they go about announcing it will take two weeks to a month unless an attempt was made to showcase a game based on the character was made to secure rights then a half made game might already excist.
Well, you can ask him when they'll announce something :)
I did but no specific time was mentioned .. This guy show interests in star wars and Marvel but Im thinking if EON had a deal with Crytek to make bond games similar to Batman Arkham then they are on the right track ..?
Going forward I would love the Bond games to move away from the FPS genre as James Bond has a licence to kill but he's not a mass-murderer!
3:-O
Blood Stone is definitely worth checking out; I love it myself. Don't care for the next-gen QoS, but I found the PS2 version great and far more meaty than its "graphically improved" cousins.
This is Crytek, not Traveler's Tales, so no Bond lego game this time. I'd love to see that though, and they could do it by era. 60s, 70s, 80s, on and on. I don't know how they'd account for all the different actors that've played Bond though. Maybe they could just design a Bond that combines aspects of all of them and just keep that look consistent for each movie they adapt? We can dream...
The top guy at Telltale Games wants the Bond franchise... They could do wonders with it!!
I haven't totally finished QOS on PC yet because it didn't play as good to me. I'm going to give it another shot soon though.
Apropos of nothing, did anyone play the multiplayer of Agent Under Fire? Like all other Bond multiplayers since Goldeneye 007 it was a pale imitation of the N64 game but for one feature: the grappling hook.
I seriously must have spent hours grappling from platform to platform like Spider-Man, as you could send out a second hook mid-flight.
It's funny that this cool feature in a middling Bond game is a precursor to the excellent Spider-Man 2 game and the Batman: Arkham games
Oh, and despite run-and-gun thing has been overtly done with Activision's tenure, and even though I am in for more narration less shooting video game (but it still has to be a shooter, in my opinion), I wouldn't bet on Telltale. They wouldn't make a video game, they would just make a total utter interactive film with quick-time event strategy. That is a major downer for me.
i disagree... i've played their Back To The Future, Jurassic Park and Walking Dead games.. and that is not something i would pay $60 for in a James Bond game... the head of Telltale speaks a lot of truth in what he says about how gaming studios have treated the character, but that doesn't mean Telltale should make the game - it would be nothing but button mashing and timed Quicktime events with very little freedom for exploration...
the perfect Bond game is a hybrid of Splinter Cell and Assassins Creed, with a narrative style like The Last Of Us - not a 3 hour long flash movie that occasionally lets you play.
So long as the game is more Splinter Cell than Assassin's Creed, I'd be fine with that mixture.
True stealth gameplay has been sorely missing from 007 games
Also the lack of casino gameplay is relatively annoying
Blondstone is one of my favorite Bond games. It could look better but it's no where near bad enough to bring the game down it self. It fits in well with the Craig movies.
QoS on the PS3/360 is alright but you would be better off getting GoldenEye: Reloaded, which I consider the best Bond FPS.
If you decide to buy either let us know what you think.