Liked the game a lot, but two things really bothered me. Three or four times Phelps walks into a place and someone says "hey, don't you need a warrant," to which Phelps partners reply "shut up." Just seems like an odd message.
Secondly, I really got tired of waiting five minutes for the next scene to load, then it being a five second cut scene, followed by more loading.
I imagine it was to keep the pacing up. It would be less fun if every investigation required you to drive to the courthouse to get a warrant.
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Think about the times. The cops didn't always follow the rules number one and number two Warrants are a relatively new thing in law enforcement just like the maranda rights readings date to the 1960's
shareIf you were waiting five minutes for a scene to load, I'd point the blame at your pc. Everything loads within seconds on my rig. I haven't played the PS3 or Xbox version but I have watched walkthru's and none of them have long loading times. The only game I've played this year that has unimaginably long loading times was Duke Nukem Forever. And I got tired of that game due to it's poor overall design and lack of elements that made the original so damn fun.
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Lets hope not poor b@sterds
I got this on the 360 initially and it felt like the loading times were insanely long. I ended up not finishing it because of that.. I just got it for pc though when it was on sale for $5 and the load times are lightning fast. I have kind of a fast computer but after playing a few other 360 games (like assassins creed brotherhood) I realized that the 360 just has horrible load times generally because it's stupidly old technology. I got a 360 fairly recently.. Mainly just for Alan wake and red dead redemption.. And those 2 games made it worth it to me.. But seriously, it's time for the new version. When there's THAT big a gap between how much of a difference a game plays and looks between a pc and console.. There's a problem. It seems like the whole frog-in-slowly-boiling-water.. Over time people are just used to longer and longer load times, etc.
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