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Fun comes from optimizing your gameplay, not getting hit, getting the most out of every confrontation and getting the hang of the five different Autobots.
this sounds like crap....like saying the FUN from being beaten up is how many broken ribs you can avoid getting
3-4 hours gameplay from a game asking for £30 is an insult
Is this your first time you've heard of Platinum Games? Their games rely on replayability. Of course it's gonna be bad value for your money if you play through it once and never touch it again.
He's a troll, feed at your own discretion.
easy pass then basically
when games companies do this its just them being lazy and not really putting any proper replay value into the game itself. Comgratualtions...........you completed a 4 hour game.....your reward? please play the game all over again from the begining...or maybe on hard mode unless you have already done the 1st play on hard mode which means there no actual point to replaying the game
I knew this game was gona suck the minute i realised all the levels were the exact same. Platinum Games? more like Platinum scams
yeah nice try kid - anyone who has an opinion other than yours instantly = troll
The first time I beat Half-Life 2 it took me less than 6 hours. Hurr durr, Valve lazy. You beat a 5 hour game. Your reward: No replay value whatsover, here are a bunch of the exact same puzzles with the exact same combat.
Spectacle fighters like Transformers: Devastation on the other hand change enemy setup, movesets, damage, make evade framewindows shorter etc.. This has way more replay value than 99% of triple A games.
I think there were seven. It went by so fast it's hard to care to remember exactly. lol
You're not meant to get 'everything' in one run. You use a run to get all the stuff you need to be badass, then go back and find all the easter eggs.
That's a large roster for these types of games, with dozens of moves and animation cycles, that need to be plugged into every weapon, and their various transformations.