Dead Space 3 leaked screens confirm co-op
Although Electronic Arts hasn't officially announced Dead Space 3 yet, we already have a pretty good idea of what to expect. Leaked screenshots confirm previous rumors: the game is getting co-op.
Army of Two vs. Necromorphs
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Although Electronic Arts hasn't officially announced Dead Space 3 yet, we already have a pretty good idea of what to expect. Leaked screenshots confirm previous rumors: the game is getting co-op.-
They put jackets on over their air tight climate controlled space suits? Because snow is colder than space?
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precisely. Spaceships need big heatsinks to keep from overheating. Getting rid of heat in the absence of convection is a bigger problem than conserving it
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Booooo. Hey guys let's make a slow and scary game into a social experience!
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I really hope this game doesn't become the RE5 of the Dead Space series. :(
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Army of Two was its own franchise!
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It looks like it will be :(
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RE4 wasn't about scares. It was about creating atmosphere that lent itself to tense, survival-horror moments. RE5 had none of that. A fun co-op experience, yes, but not what I look for in the (action-)survival horror genre.
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It could go either way but a truly tense scary coop game could be amazing. I'm imagining screaming simultaneously with my friend over xbox live.
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I can see the appeal in that, but survival horror games get to me because you're traditionally alone. No one to help you, no one to hear you scream. Having someone with you breaks that; even if they're as helpless as you are, they're still THERE.
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System Shock 2 was awesome coop.
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It was fun but not scary at all
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Because it's not the developer. It's the publishers trying to create avenues for more revenue (although devs might submit that as part of their pitch anyway to get publishers interested). Multiplayer, combined with microtransactions or DLC, helps. It's definitely not about the "gameplay experience" or "art" of the game. Of course, sometimes it works despite itself and everyone's happy.
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I'm only mad that a game like this will have it when Bulletstorm did not
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Bulletstorm's lack of coop was a crime
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the multiplayer (like horde mode I guess? never played a game that used that term) is a blast, but repetitive. Having that same coop fun in the campaign would have been awesome
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Why does every fucking developer EA think every game needs co-op?
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Even if they don't force you to play co-op, just having this Mercer type next to you for the whole game sounds a lot more boring, non-scary and non-challenging than going at it alone like before.
Compare with the first level of Dead Space 2, where you were vulnerable like a baby bird: no weapons, almost no health, having to run your ass off. THAT was scary and immersive.
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I cannot understand you guys complaining about the co-op ruining the scares. Has anyone here played Day Z? There's a massive social element and it's still scary as all hell.
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