Alpha Protocol

Started by fahrenh1, July 05, 2009, 04:24:02 PM

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NeuroticSarge

I saw an ad for this on the tv,and well,it looked sh*t.One not to bother with me thinks.

DFUSIONITE

Quote from: Astrex on June 01, 2010, 01:48:58 PM
This game is staying on my rental list.... but can't believe it's being bashed as much as it is  :(

Same here mate, gonna keep it on my rental list.

Failed

I'm tempted by a  rental, what's the completion time Maibs ??

I still havn't played Split/Second or Alan Wake yet though.

Maibs

Quote from: Failed on June 02, 2010, 01:53:08 PM
I'm tempted by a  rental, what's the completion time Maibs ??

I still havn't played Split/Second or Alan Wake yet though.

Hmm cant remember, think it was about 12 hours.
Good rental its 600-700g for one playthrough.


nCogNeato

Quote from: Maibs on June 02, 2010, 07:55:47 PM
Quote from: Failed on June 02, 2010, 01:53:08 PM
I'm tempted by a  rental, what's the completion time Maibs ??

I still havn't played Split/Second or Alan Wake yet though.

Hmm cant remember, think it was about 12 hours.
Good rental its 600-700g for one playthrough.

12 hours for an RPG?!?!?!??!?

Bugs or not, the game should not be that short.  I just bought it yesterday, but haven't opened it yet.  I'm considering taking it back if I'm not given some kind of assurance it's worth $60.

I'm kind of heartbroken.  I've been looking forward to this game for years.  "Mass Effect meets Splinter Cell" is what I've been expecting.  2 of my favorite game franchises.   :'(


NeuroticSarge

Quote from: nCogNeato on June 02, 2010, 09:38:08 PM
Quote from: Maibs on June 02, 2010, 07:55:47 PM
Quote from: Failed on June 02, 2010, 01:53:08 PM
I'm tempted by a  rental, what's the completion time Maibs ??

I still havn't played Split/Second or Alan Wake yet though.

Hmm cant remember, think it was about 12 hours.
Good rental its 600-700g for one playthrough.

12 hours for an RPG?!?!?!??!?

Bugs or not, the game should not be that short.  I just bought it yesterday, but haven't opened it yet.  I'm considering taking it back if I'm not given some kind of assurance it's worth $60.

I'm kind of heartbroken.  I've been looking forward to this game for years.  "Mass Effect meets Splinter Cell" is what I've been expecting.  2 of my favorite game franchises.   :'(



Take it back neato,or get a rental first.

nCogNeato


GamerMan316

Getting this from LoveFilm tomorrow, whether I like it or not is another story, Borderlands went straight back, this might too.


Failed

my moneyz is on 'straight back'

theres only Maibs in the ENTIRE WORLD who likes this :P :P

GamerMan316

Quote from: Failed on July 28, 2010, 07:35:19 PM
my moneyz is on 'straight back'

theres only Maibs in the ENTIRE WORLD who likes this :P :P

Mine too currently, I might not even play it as I might start BioShock 2 later so that will take up my time, might just send it straight back as soon as it arrives.   :)


Maibs

Quote from: Failed on July 28, 2010, 07:35:19 PM
theres only Maibs in the ENTIRE WORLD who likes this :P :P

IM F33l SP3CIAL





GamerMan316

SEGA: Alpha Protocol sales were "slow"

SEGA's blamed "slow" sales of Alpha Protocol and Iron Man 2 for weak videogame income in the three months ending 30 June 2010.

The company's consumer business lost $7.4 million during April to June. Bad, but a dramatic improvement on last year's Q1 result of minus $52 million.

SEGA openly told the world earlier this month that Alpha Protocol - an espionage RPG made by Obsidian and released in May - "hasn't sold what we've expected". The upshot: no sequel. Eurogamer gave Alpha Protocol a solid and not-to-be-sniffed-at 6/10.

Not that any of this seems to be preventing Obsidian finding work; the studio is currently making Fallout: New Vegas for Bethesda and Dungeon Siege III for Square Enix.

SEGA had this to say: "In the home videogame software industry, the demand was generally weak in the US and European markets due to the headwind-like sluggish personal consumption.

"The Group needs to adapt to changing business environment in which the market demand for new content geared to social networking service (SNS) and smartphone is expanding."

For SEGA, the US was the strongest territory, where 1.68 million units were sold. Europe shifted 1.33 million units and the rest of the world (including Japan) managed only 270,000 units.

SEGA's best earner was arcades and amusements, which transformed a $12.5 million loss in Q1 2009 to a $16.2 million profit this year.

In light of the lower-than-expected consumer sales, yearly forecasts for videogame sales have been dialled down to 5 million from 6.3 million.



I actually quite like this game, thought i'd give it a blast and it's not too bad, pretty funny too.


DFUSIONITE

i took it off my rental list but on gamermans advice i have now put it back on.  :)