Crysis 3: 5 Reasons Why It Will Inevitably Disappoint

4. Controls (If Playing On Console)

Crysis 3 1 Yes to you gaming €˜Gods€™, this doesn€™t affect you, but I€™m including it on my list because Crysis 2 didn€™t learn its lesson and need to be punished. Controlling Alcatraz was like controlling an old three legged dog with a sharp stick. Sure, you get a reaction out of the poor fella, but it isn€™t going to do him any good. The problem is, because Crysis started out on PCs it needs all one hundred thousand keys to actually work. And, using Alcatraz€™s hand to try and spread out the load just created a needless middle man that's gets in the damn way. So, unless Crysis 3 strips out the suit of most of its functions, it€™s going to have the same problem. And, when you can at last, get Alcatraz to do what you want: let€™s say, throw a chair at some namely emery; he or should I say she, throws like a little girl. Man up Alcatraz - throwing a Coke can that falls gracefully to your feet does not scream €˜Defender of the Human Race€™. It screams €œI look lovely in my pretty dress€. I pray Crytek have sorted out this issue, but I feel my praise with go unanswered because they'll be far too busy created God like lighting effects.
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Thomas James Hunt is a British Video Game Critic who is a rather unpleasant character in the journalism world. So brace yourself for some nasty behaviour in the form of articles.