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Feedback -- Crysis 2, Homefront, "Enemies in the Hooters!" Edition

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Posted March 23, 2011 - By Jake Gaskill







Happy hump day, Feed faithful! Fancy meeting you here. Well, since you're here, I might as well give you your weekly dose of Feedback. You're welcome! On this episode, Adam Sessler is joined in studio by none other than Stephen “Hooters” Johnson, Nikole “Not Enough Pokemon in This FPS” Zivalich, and Kevin “Sniffles” Kelly.

In addition to following all of the biggest news of the day, the crew spent the past week checking out two of the year’s most anticipated shooters, Homefront and Crysis 2, both of which paint similarly grim pictures of America under siege from foreign attack, but only one of which has inspired Stephen Johnson’s new catchphrase, “Enemies in the Hooters!” Check out the full show to see which game is to blame:

Feedback -- Crysis 2 & Homefront Is Where The War Is »


 
On this "world in real/imaginative peril" episode, the crew discusses:
 
  • The devastating earthquake and tsunami that recently hit Japan will have far reaching implications on all manner of life in the region and around the world. The disaster has even impacted Japan’s gaming industry, and led to a number of delays and cancelations. Could more be on the way?
  • Just when you thought we were done talking about the cool stuff we saw at PAX East 2011, Nikole and Kevin touch on some of the standout titles that they still wake up in the middle of night thinking about.
  • In honor of Crysis 2, the group identifies their favorite in-game super suits. Question: Which Feedback panelist says, “Who’s your Big Daddy now?” on this week’s episode? The winner gets…the answer right.
  • And finally, the Feedback gang discusses great narrative-driven FPS’s and the value of focusing on story as opposed to trying to capitalize on multiplayer trends simply for the sake of it.

Feedback: Your one-stop-shop for topical gaming discussions and valuable info on how to survive hypothetical/inevitable American occupations.

The AUDIO MP3 of this episode of FEEDBACK is available here: Right-click and Save.

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  • miva2

    i think the people who like cod and buy all of them are like my brother.
    He plays a lot of games but he is not interested in the gamesindustry.
    He doesn't relaly have something he wants to do so hep lays games all day long, usually COD multiplayer, with his friends who also play games all day long.
    He's not vocal about games, he just plays them all the time. I think that is the main market for cod games.

    Stephen Johnson was on a roll in this feedback!
    Big daddy in hooters.
    surrounded by naked hobos

    Posted: April 13, 2011 4:02 AM
    miva2
  • GhostIn

    Just Lovin these Convos man.. Every one

    Posted: April 8, 2011 11:18 PM
  • Athtsak

    Good stuff.

    Posted: April 8, 2011 8:42 PM
    Athtsak
  • Akabane101

    i miss abbie D:

    Posted: April 1, 2011 12:32 PM
    Akabane101
  • JRK87

    Why is a 2-week old episode of Feedback being posted TODAY?

    Posted: March 30, 2011 4:44 PM
  • JRK87

    Crysis came out in 2007.

    By 2009 your computer should've handled it on max. LOL

    Posted: March 30, 2011 4:44 PM
  • JRK87

    Single-player games today tend to be derivative. This has changed in the last year or so though: since 2010 we've had some great titles coming out. 2008-2009 all I can think of off-hand that had fantastic single-player:

    -Grand Theft Auto IV
    -Metal Gear Solid 4
    -Fallout 3
    -Little Big Planet
    -Batman Arkham Aslyum
    -Assassin's Creed II
    -Uncharted 2
    -Dragon Age: Origins


    But notice

    Multiplayer is actually rarely "tacked on", but the market feels over-saturated with the new social gaming paradigm.

    However, there are plenty of multiplayer-focused games, like MMO's, which can be quite fun. Even Star Wars: TOR.

    There are more less-publicized games coming out in 2011 that may surprise us both with single-player and/or multiplayer: keeps your eyes peeled!


    ASIDE:
    Everyone, please stop acting like you're too good for the 3D/Motion control bandwagon. Motion control is no longer a gimmick, it has been half a decade almost, and there were only those 100-200 needlessly mass consumer-oriented games that came out for Wii that gave it a bad rap. Don't hate on 3-D because Avatar brought it out of the underground in the span of one week back in xmas 2009.

    People like Adam Sessler are like me: resistant to mass opinion. Maybe you are too, maybe you just don't like how quickly both trends caught on.

    It took me 4 years to warm up to Halo (bought 1st game in 2005 and got it as a gift no less), and today I own all of its games.

    Posted: March 30, 2011 4:34 PM
  • vileavatar

    @ woland77
    I loved Borderlands. I never played it in mutiplayer. How do you figure the whole point of Borderlands was multiplayer? It had a whole storyline to play in single player. Dude I don't think you know what your talking about.

    Posted: March 30, 2011 5:46 AM
    vileavatar
  • Woland77

    Sessler asked if there were any games that would have suffered without multiplayer, and no one could think of any. I've got one, and I'm ashamed for them all that they didn't think of it themselves:
    Borderlands.

    The whole point of that game was multiplayer. It basically didn't have single-player, and it didn't need it, and if you offered it the game woud just pistol whip you and then shoot you.

    And if Abbie Heppe were still at G4 (really hope she is enjoying her new job), she would have pointed it out without pause.

    Posted: March 30, 2011 4:49 AM
    Woland77
  • VisualAdvocate

    Flood the market? Yeah we wouldn't want to do that. That comment should have been canceled due to be being insensitive.

    Posted: March 30, 2011 1:18 AM
    VisualAdvocate
  • xyzobon

    Stephen "Hooters" Johnson. Everyone needs a friend like him.
    To tell you when bad is good. Enlightening!

    Posted: March 29, 2011 10:47 PM
    xyzobon
  • xyzobon

    Stephen "Hooters" Johnson. Everyone needs a friend like this guy.
    To point out where bad is good. THAT is a revelation! Thanks, Stephen!

    Posted: March 29, 2011 10:41 PM
    xyzobon
  • TheFeedMack

    I want multi player the guys who comment are those thirty year olds or really nerdy 15 year olds i want multiplayer

    Posted: March 29, 2011 4:04 PM
    TheFeedMack
  • trunightmare87

    to what adam was saying about mulit-player being an add on to some that don`t need it. I have heard a rumor about ME3( mass effect 3) that may have a one in the game any truth to this?

    Posted: March 29, 2011 11:05 AM
    trunightmare87
  • JamesFinn1

    At around 29 minutes in Steven Johnson said that in Bioshock you get to use the drill. I was never able to use the drill. I played it on x-box 360, was the drill only playable in the pc version or something like that?

    Posted: March 28, 2011 7:00 PM
    JamesFinn1
  • JamesFinn1

    At around 29 minutes in Steven Johnson said that in Bioshock you get to use the drill. I was never able to use the drill. I played it on x-box 360, was the drill only playable in the pc version or something like that?

    Posted: March 28, 2011 6:52 PM
    JamesFinn1
  • Insane_genius

    Multiplayer to me is not important any more.i love to play gta4 online,maybe a fps here and there.but IM all bout story man.

    Posted: March 28, 2011 6:15 PM
    Insane_genius
  • Squidget

    A suit that i would love to wear would have to be Isaac Clarks suit.

    Posted: March 28, 2011 5:07 PM
    Squidget
  • kooma88

    WERE'S Abbe ?

    Posted: March 28, 2011 6:52 AM
  • AntiquesRoadwarrior

    I'd say Gun Loco was canceled because of Mindjack's utter terribleness. They had probably planned on re-using assets from that trash heap (including the people who worked on it).

    I sure wish more teams could get the Irrational treatment. SO MANY games lately have felt rushed (Dragon Age 2, these 3DS games, and Fable 3, to name a few). I'm so worried about Mass Effect 3, with the result of them rushing DA2.

    Adam spoils the first plot turn in Half Life! Not cool. It's only been 12.5 years, give us some time, jeez.

    Posted: March 27, 2011 7:59 PM
    AntiquesRoadwarrior

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