It's totally shameless exploitation and manipulation on the part of EA. I hate myself for buying this game, and trust me, you'll feel the same way. On principal.) This means absolutely nothing except that your crappy, broken mini-games will be played in a different place.Almost total rubbish !!!! A game is released that you really enjoy (Dead Space 2) and you hear that there is a tie in game that has a main Almost total rubbish !!!! A game is released that you really enjoy (Dead Space 2) and you hear that there is a tie in game that has a main game reward attached to it, so what do you do? Like the chump EA knows you are, you spend your Microsoft points on this piece of useless trash.
(I’m also not going to call it a game again. There’s also a ‘choose your own adventure’ kind of pathway selection a few times during the…experience. ‘Fun’ is not a word I’d use to describe anything in Ignition because I can’t even rip the disc out and fry it in the microwave, giggling at the sizzling, since it’s a digital download. The other is frustrating, overly complex, and tedious. Another is boring, stupid, arcade-y nonsense. You can’t make me.) One is okay but broken. Three different kind of mini-games are embedded amidst the animatics. The difference here is that those animatics are never intended for public consumption, and EA is charging for these. The cutscenes look very much like animatics you may have seen on DVD special features, explaining how complicated sequences are sometimes charted out using storyboards that are crudely animated. In this case ‘motion comic’ means ‘We didn’t want to pay for real art or animators, so here are some sketches we had a Flash intern monkey with for a few minutes’. Unlike the motion comic released with the Watchmen DVD, this is not a comic book brought to life. For something to be a ‘motion comic’, it has to be a comic to begin with. It does so as a ‘motion comic’, a term I immediately protest. Ignition tells the story of the fall of The Sprawl, the city in space that Isaac Clarke will be dismembering in come next year when the much awaited sequel to Dead Space hits the shelves.
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