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Sony not bothered with Lair's poor press reception |
Listed in: PS3 Tags: Factor 5, Julian Eggebrecht, SIXAXIS, Sony
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All eyes were on Factor 5's Lair for the PlayStation 3 before its release, but bad reception from the press made gamers think twice before grabbing a copy. However, Sony doesn't seem to be much bothered. Dave Karakker, who's about to leave his post as PR Head, told Next-gen that consumers are more important in quantifying the title's success. Karakker acknowledges the hype and anticipation that came with Lair as the dragon-flight simulator set forth in its adventure. Taken from a phone interview he had with Next-gen:
At the end of the day, I'll be interested in the consumers' response,
because the consumer awareness for this title was so huge. I've spoken
to any number of people who really like it, and there's other people
that find it a challenge. What really matters is whether or not the
consumers are having a good experience, because they'll tell us on the
[PlayStation] blog.
Even Lair's director, Julian Eggebrecht, is not worried about what reviews say. He described critics as "hardcore" with "passionate hate for all things motion."
The game has taken flack due to its poor SIXAXIS control mechanics despite having high production values and being one of the most visually impressive titles in the market. Word has it that PS3 Firmware Update 1.92 made controls tighter and substantially better; here's to hoping Lair will be seen in a new light.
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controls are perfect too.
dont believe the reviews.
factor five must have made some enemies or somthing.
i mean its obvious if you have actually played the game that it is fun and controls good. should have recieved a great score.
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you got . sorry noone wants style over substance or graphics over gameplay
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You guys have awesome arguments.
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I will give this game a miss and get DIRT which is Sweet!
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Ouch!
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If you want to turn sharp then by the love of god people tap on the brakes a bit, its almost like driving a car (just stick with the analogy) you can't play this game only flying as fast as you can, you need to tap on the breaks a bit and turn (almost like drifting). Hope that helps some people.
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I wanted to buy this game but I gotta say, when I'm chillen, the last thing I want to do is flail my hands here and there to play a game.
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