Peter Manojlovich
Second Unit
- Joined
- Jun 30, 1997
- Messages
- 277
While it's nice to read up about a game, view screenshots, movies, etc, I feel that after a while my investigation of the game can lead to more hours than the actual playing of the game. What's worse, every time I read a little tidbit about the game, I go, damn, there's another suprise in the game, gone.
Right now, I'm very interested in Splinter Cell, but, I just don't want to read any more about it, view anymore screenshots or movies. I want to experience this game relatively fresh without a lot of hype and expectations.
I'm curious how other gamers feel about this. Can too much info be a bad thing?
Right now, I'm very interested in Splinter Cell, but, I just don't want to read any more about it, view anymore screenshots or movies. I want to experience this game relatively fresh without a lot of hype and expectations.
I'm curious how other gamers feel about this. Can too much info be a bad thing?