Rambo is a 'Machine of War' in new trailer
A new trailer for Rambo: The Video Game shows off John Rambo doing what he does best: effortlessly killing people.
Sure, games like The Last of Us are pushing the boundaries of performance in video games. However, low-budget games can't really afford to go beyond plastic-faced, emotionless character models. Fortunately that puts them around the acting range of Sly Stallone, making Rambo: The Video Game a natural choice. A new trailer shows off Rambo doing what he does best: murdering exceptionally poor marksmen.
It's really not even a fair fight, as a few of the sequences show people firing fully automatic weapons and not once hitting the gigantic meat-sack that is John Rambo. He doesn't seem to mind the deck stacked his favor, though, as he kills them all without cracking a frown. Or smile. Or anything, really.
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Steve Watts posted a new article, Rambo is a 'Machine of War' in new trailer.
A new trailer for Rambo: The Video Game shows off John Rambo doing what he does best: effortlessly killing people.-
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Fanyboy? Really?
I can tell you right now I despise EA/DICE buisness model in most cases, but I have not found anything wrong with my install of Battlefield 4 on Windows 7. So call me what you would like, but I've played BF1942 (worked fine), BF2 (some netcode issues, but no crashing), B2142 (worked AMAZING), and now BF4 (no issues at all except with some netcode which they are working on).
I view netcode issues as really a non-issue, because if everyone is dealing with the same netcode then to me that is fair. Yeah it's shitty to be laying prone and getting sniped off of a building where no way in hell someone from the ground could get you, but eh...It's a game I'll get over it.
I stand by my "To bad I have yet to crash since launch, and I have 200+ hours on BF4 multiplayer." -
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