When I read about the RF:A contest,
Maybe I'll get crazy and actually play RFG tonight. If not (or if some/all of us end early), I'd also be up for RDR or BFBC2 (or whatever else, really).
[quote name='metaly']So thanks to that Modern Combat: Modern Warfare (or whatever) trailer, I totally know who Gameloft are now. So this was pretty hilarious:
The least imaginative video games.
I've watched a few and they need more quick hit-and-run guy.[/QUOTE]
"I need some backup here."
(if you don't know what we're talking about:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uJhAmwaiW8)
I noticed something funny about that video... I can't find it on Gameloft's YouTube channel, only a version that doesn't have those doofuses in it. Maybe they realized how terrible it was.
I've been familiar with Gameloft for a while because they have a ton of iPhone games and some low-budge console games. If the saying "you're either part of the problem or part of the solution" is true, then I'm definitely a part of the problem.
List of Gameloft games I own:
iPhone- Assassin's Creed - Altaïr's Chronicles, Splinter Cell Conviction, Prince of Persia, N.O.V.A., Let's Golf!, Gangstar: West Coast Hustle, Real Tennis, Terminator Salvation, Ferarri GT Evolution, Hero of Sparta, and I probably missed one or two. Granted, I got these all when they were either $1 or free.
PS3 - Uno, Tank Battles
As you can see, not only do they excel at cloning popular games, but also in making watered-down licensed ports. Wow, this thread isn't generally know for being on-topic, but that was pretty damn off-topic.