If you thought Infinity Ward was about to slack up with Modern Warfare 3, think again. In fact, the developer, with the help of Sledgehammer, a preparing a big that improves on all points. One of them being story, and according to community man Robert Bowling, that’s “the payoff for the investment that people have put in since Call of Duty 4.” Adding: “the goal is to tell one hell of a story”.
The last bit of information we broke onto internet of Ninja Gaiden III saw the game’s project lead Yosuke Hayashi talking up the violence that’ll be present in it, but now more details have surfaced, including a confirmation of Move Support and some multiplayer details.
For me, there’s nothing more important in a game than its story. I know gameplay is paramount, but if I’m proceeding in a game and going through missions, yet my mission itself is weak, full of flaws and makes no sense, then I lose all interest.
That’s why I don’t get why so many developers neglect such an necessary component of making a game, with the excuse that it doesn’t matter.
At least Treyarch’s learnt their lesson, and apparently Killzone 3 developer Guerrilla Games has seen the light. Speaking to D’toid recently, Killzone 3′s senior producer Steven Ter Heide said this time around the game’s story has been “considerably ramped up” when compared to other entries in the best selling franchise.
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