Time Extension | News Comments https://www.timeextension.com/feeds/comments en-GB (c) 2024 Hookshot Media Fri, 30 May 2025 01:44:39 GMT https://www.timeextension.com/feeds dgpCMS/1.0 https://hookshot.media help@timeextension.com (Time Extension) 60 https://images.timeextension.com/site/icon/128x128.png Time Extension https://www.timeextension.com/ 128 128 Tue, 27 May 2025 01:26:02 GMT Re: Review: Hurt Me Plenty - Charting The Further Evolution Of The FPS Unless it has the more left behind one or two offs of PS3/360 or other odd titles of 5-7th gen then just the 'big ones' I don't care.

I like bad games or unknown gems, many have great ideas, many ideas of direction to learn from. Why not. I don't want big obvious overhyped/overtalked about titles as the only ones I don't care as much I can find the info anywhere.

Even if I don't buy online anyway. If dev info stuff sure for the big ones if easy enough to come by or research seeked out, if just general info no excuse for others to be offered in the book.

But otherwise so many FPS and very few get talked about and many do all the time I look elsewhere as they have interesting ideas in them too of note just didn't get the marketing/looks from people.

By SuntannedDuck2

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On the contrary I'm very much interested in how that game was approached and made. Seems interesting.

By slider1983

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