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el Chi said:All of the Half-Life series, except Blue Shift.
Grim Fandango
No-One Lives Forever
I keep meaning to replay this game - and yes, the intro's fabulous.![]()
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el Chi said:All of the Half-Life series, except Blue Shift.
Grim Fandango
No-One Lives Forever
I keep meaning to replay this game - and yes, the intro's fabulous.![]()
Yes. Such a bitchin intro. Guy gets his arm ripped off and still plants the flag. Awesome.bam23 said:Definitely DoW.
definently, i loved it !Spectre01 said:MechWarrior 3 for sure.
bam23 said:Definitely DoW.
I think of everything up to the apartments as the intro TBH.TheBleeding said:I thought the intro to Half-Life 2 needed to be more like the lenghty intro to HL1. Sure, it was nice being in the trainstation as the credits roll slowly by, but I wanted more of the city to gawp at. I wanted the train to rumble over bridges, over canals, past slummy buildings, see stuff happening on the streets, etc. But yes, it was ace.
I loved the game but I don't remember the intro.Axyon said:I came to this thread with the soul intention of mentioning this gem of a game. Apart from being completely brilliant, the intro rules as well. Damn those suits.
ríomhaire said:I think of everything up to the apartments as the intro TBH.
TheBleeding said:Actually yeah, good point. The original RE was cheesy as hell, but it always makes me laugh. The remake intro is just stunning through, espeically with the shoulder-cam of that... ehh.. Joseph guy I think his name was. And the RE:Zero video was cool.
Sulkdodds said:And that's why I go 'huh?' when people cite Deus Ex as a favourite game intro.
It's two people talking about their evil plans. Tell me something - wouldn't the plot have been rather more engaging/surprising if you didn't know your superior was conspiring right from the start?
It wasn't so much the content, even though the voice acting was well done (especially so, considering the voice-acting throughout the rest of the game). For me, it was the cutting and editing while they talk over the slaughter in Paris etc. It felt just like the intro to a movie before they cut to the intro credits and the title announcement - zooming into Page's eye as he emphasises "...Gods", then bang, you're playing.Sulkdodds said:And that's why I go 'huh?' when people cite Deus Ex as a favourite game intro.
It's two people talking about their evil plans. Tell me something - wouldn't the plot have been rather more engaging/surprising if you didn't know your superior was conspiring right from the start?
It's a little sketchy in my mind, but from what I remember it leads in with D'arci chasing some thugs, in which they get into a fight, then those mysterious suited blokes appear and own the place with their minigun pistols. It ends with them throwing a bomb and leaving, panning out to D'arci legging it away and the explosion going off at the stroke of the millenium. I always thought it was pretty cool.Sulkdodds said:Yeah, I can see what you mean. But it didn't strike me as one of my favourite ever intros.
Seriously, what happened at the beginning of Urban Chaos?
It's so long ago I don't remember.![]()
The editing, the camera were all pretty amateurish. It did not feel like a movie at all, it felt especially amateurish compared to the intro of metal gear solid. That intro was carried by the smart dialog compared to other games.Axyon said:It wasn't so much the content, even though the voice acting was well done (especially so, considering the voice-acting throughout the rest of the game). For me, it was the cutting and editing while they talk over the slaughter in Paris etc. It felt just like the intro to a movie before they cut to the intro credits and the title announcement - zooming into Page's eye as he emphasises "...Gods", then bang, you're playing.
I dunno, it's just one of those sequences that makes you remember back to the day when gaming just felt... right. The safety of the training map with Jaime Reyes, Gunther and Anna instructing you, the soothing music (yes, I remember it to this day and still maintain it's the best gaming music ever) as you progress through. Follow that with Liberty Island, and, damn, I just can't express how much I love the game.
You can think what you like, I think it's a fantastic intro, and by far a better game.Gray Fox said:The editing, the camera were all pretty amateurish. It did not feel like a movie at all, it felt especially amateurish compared to the intro of metal gear solid. That intro was carried by the smart dialog.