It looks better than I thought it would.
I’m just not real fond of the premise, honestly. My rule of thumb has always been, If it raises a hand to a human, it dies. I want to see the movie where the humans teach the Predator species to find somebody else to hunt. Preferably somebody nonsapient, because humanity can get real ridiculously sentimental about that sort of thing…
In case you were wondering what Bethesda was doing instead of the next Elder Scrolls or a Fallout DLC that strips you down to your underwear and sticks you somewhere dangerous*. Comes out May 5, and I’m wondering just how much gameplay there’s going to be in this thing. I mean, there’s a limit to how big a space station is likely to be a mere twenty years from now, right? Unless we suddenly figure out how to get a lot of stuff into orbit cheaply, and I mean cheaply**.
Moe Lane
*Seriously: it was weird, the way that they went back to that well in both Fallout 3 and New Vegas. And Skyrim, come to think of it.
**OK, sorry. Looked at Wikipedia, and it turns out that this is an alternate universe with a divergence point in the 1960s. Fair enough.
From Bethesda, and it looks kind of promising.
Dunno if it’s survival horror or shoot-em-up horror, though. Or, heck, whether you’re actually playing the good guys. …Maybe? Anyway, it’s out in 2017, so maybe no new Elder Scrolls for a while.
