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Trailer's also at Maxconsole if the GT site is overloaded.

http://www.maxconsole.net/?mode=news&newsid=25401

Halo is about as innovative as Doom 2 (ie. been there, done that, nothing to see here). Bioshock on the other hand is innovative in the sense of world immersion. When you play it, you care about some of the characters and want to finish the game to see the story unfold. The play mechanics, while they have been done before, are perfect in every regard. The way the NPCs interact with the environment and each other, which is a breath of fresh air for AI behaviour. Rapture is a living breathing world where every action you take has consequences. Halo would have been generic shooter # 124 if it wasn't the only FPS that worked well with a controller. Having never played Halo on the Xbox, only PC, I found it boring and generic in almost every way. It did not even compare to Half Life 1 IMO. Bioshock on the other hand has set the FPS bar very high for all new games.

I wonder if DMC4 is going to run at 60 fps on 360 and 30 on PS3? The differences (graphically speaking) will be interesting to note come playtime.

Vampires vs Werewolves
Zombies vs Mutants
PC vs Mac vs Linux (or Bill Gates vs Steve Jobs, vs Linus Torvalds)


Lots of fun could be had!