RoboCop: Rogue City - New game

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I really think an action-oriented game with some nice cutscenes would benefit Robo the best.. Something in the vein of DMC or GunGrave would be fun while doing the character justice..
..First-person games for Robo take away a lot of what makes him.. we need to see him and feel his weight.. hard to do that in FP.. in my view anyway.

I wish I was able to finish that one fan game, that modeled after the Gungrave gameplay and mechanics.

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I really think an action-oriented game with some nice cutscenes would benefit Robo the best.. Something in the vein of DMC or GunGrave would be fun while doing the character justice..
..First-person games for Robo take away a lot of what makes him.. we need to see him and feel his weight.. hard to do that in FP.. in my view anyway.

I wish I was able to finish that one fan game, that modeled after the Gungrave gameplay and mechanics.

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I really think an action-oriented game with some nice cutscenes would benefit Robo the best.. Something in the vein of DMC or GunGrave would be fun while doing the character justice..
..First-person games for Robo take away a lot of what makes him.. we need to see him and feel his weight.. hard to do that in FP.. in my view anyway.

I wish I was able to finish that one fan game, that modeled after the Gungrave gameplay and mechanics.

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I have never been a big fan of first person shooters, it makes you feel like you are the one behind all the action. If this is a RoboCop game, I want a platformer like the original arcade game! However, the RoboCop 2 and 3 games I had for Nintendo were dreadful. RoboCop jumping all over the damn place, falling into pits.

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I have never been a big fan of first person shooters, it makes you feel like you are the one behind all the action. If this is a RoboCop game, I want a platformer like the original arcade game! However, the RoboCop 2 and 3 games I had for Nintendo were dreadful. RoboCop jumping all over the damn place, falling into pits.

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I have never been a big fan of first person shooters, it makes you feel like you are the one behind all the action. If this is a RoboCop game, I want a platformer like the original arcade game! However, the RoboCop 2 and 3 games I had for Nintendo were dreadful. RoboCop jumping all over the damn place, falling into pits.

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I have never been a big fan of first person shooters, it makes you feel like you are the one behind all the action. If this is a RoboCop game, I want a platformer like the original arcade game! However, the RoboCop 2 and 3 games I had for Nintendo were dreadful. RoboCop jumping all over the damn place, falling into pits.

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Do you think that a new RoboCop game now is a reaction to the recent popularity of his character in Mortal Kombat 11 or a testing the waters for new films/tv shows?

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Do you think that a new RoboCop game now is a reaction to the recent popularity of his character in Mortal Kombat 11 or a testing the waters for new films/tv shows?

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Do you think that a new RoboCop game now is a reaction to the recent popularity of his character in Mortal Kombat 11 or a testing the waters for new films/tv shows?

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Do you think that a new RoboCop game now is a reaction to the recent popularity of his character in Mortal Kombat 11 or a testing the waters for new films/tv shows?

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I saw the trailer a few days ago and WOW I did not see this coming. (Yeah I know I haven't been here for years but I just wanted to throw my two cents to this.)

A next-gen RoboCop game looks promising, it was also cool to see him come back for Mortal Kombat 11 (although I'm not a big MK fan and it honestly looks and probably plays worse than MKX and before but anyways)

I just hope that this is at least a solid game and they don't screw this up like Titus did with the 2003 game. (I'm pretty sure that's already been mentioned but yeah.) Can't wait to see how this turns out.
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I saw the trailer a few days ago and WOW I did not see this coming. (Yeah I know I haven't been here for years but I just wanted to throw my two cents to this.)

A next-gen RoboCop game looks promising, it was also cool to see him come back for Mortal Kombat 11 (although I'm not a big MK fan and it honestly looks and probably plays worse than MKX and before but anyways)

I just hope that this is at least a solid game and they don't screw this up like Titus did with the 2003 game. (I'm pretty sure that's already been mentioned but yeah.) Can't wait to see how this turns out.
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I saw the trailer a few days ago and WOW I did not see this coming. (Yeah I know I haven't been here for years but I just wanted to throw my two cents to this.)

A next-gen RoboCop game looks promising, it was also cool to see him come back for Mortal Kombat 11 (although I'm not a big MK fan and it honestly looks and probably plays worse than MKX and before but anyways)

I just hope that this is at least a solid game and they don't screw this up like Titus did with the 2003 game. (I'm pretty sure that's already been mentioned but yeah.) Can't wait to see how this turns out.
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I saw the trailer a few days ago and WOW I did not see this coming. (Yeah I know I haven't been here for years but I just wanted to throw my two cents to this.)

A next-gen RoboCop game looks promising, it was also cool to see him come back for Mortal Kombat 11 (although I'm not a big MK fan and it honestly looks and probably plays worse than MKX and before but anyways)

I just hope that this is at least a solid game and they don't screw this up like Titus did with the 2003 game. (I'm pretty sure that's already been mentioned but yeah.) Can't wait to see how this turns out.
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I got Terminator: Resistance on sale a couple weeks ago and just beat it last night. I am definitely a Terminator fan but I was mostly interested in seeing how they handled the property with the upcoming RoboCop game in mind. I am happy to say my expectations were exceeded on both accounts.

I won't give a full review of the game itself, but here are some thoughts on Resistance and what I think it means for Rogue City. First, Resistance is clearly made by people who are passionate about the Terminator franchise, and this comes through in every aspect, from the story to the gameplay and level design. While many aspects of this game are rough around the edges, the focus is squarely on an immersive Terminator experience. The story does a great job of tying into the films. At first the connection is loose, but by the end you have played though some important moments that set up a lot of the plot elements of the movies. This never feels like a game that just slapped a license on a generic game to make a few bucks.

Walking around the Resistance shelter feels like you are right in the movie. The same can be said for sneaking around bombed out towns, avoiding Terminators HKs. And while the gameplay is mostly slow, there are some awesome big action setpiece moments. By the end this future war really feels like a war, ramping up the intensity beyond anything we saw in the films. The gameplay wasn't exactly mindblowing, but the way it ramped up in intensity led to a very satisfying conclusion.

The fact that this game is rather slow paced is a good sign to me. The Terminators and slow and bulky. So is RoboCop. Robo isn't exactly well suited to the run and gun gameplay that is more popular in most FPS games these days. But Resistance's focus on slower paced encounters with heavily armored foes makes me think that they will understand how Robo is supposed to feel in combat. The Terminator gameplay is what dictates the gameplay here, not the other way around, which is the right approach.

Seeing this level of care for the franchise is of course a great sign for Rogue City. However, I still have several concerns. Notably, the voice acting in Resistance is questionable. The main actor is bland, and his lines are often mixed too low. There are also no recognizable actors from any of the movies so if you were hoping on hearing Peter Weller in Rogue City I would not count on it. I am just hoping they will get someone who can nail the voice and get the effect right. Robo's voice is very distinct so this is one aspect I think they need to improve.

Rogue City, as a title, might imply an open world game. And we have all dreamed about driving around as RoboCop in a big open city. But Resistance is not open world, and it doesn't even have any vehicles to drive. The good news is that it is not entirely linear either. The big action sequences are linear, but the main part of the game is set in bigger, more open environments with side missions scattered about. There are also a couple smaller hub areas. The format worked well for this game, but I'm not sure it would for Rogue City. It is possible that they have the experience and resources to do a full open world. What I think would be a more realistic compromise is have an open city hub world, where you can cruise around and drive to locations where there are missions that are set in more constrained and linear environments. Or what may be more likely is the city will be split into different zones, downtown Detroit, Delta City, etc. Either way I think something like that is a more realistic expectation than a fully open world game.

Resistance is not a perfect Terminator game, but it is a good one and maybe even the best one. If the same could be said for Rogue City I would be thrilled. There are definitely some things I am worried about, but overall I think Robo is in good hands. Playing Resistance and thinking about Rogue City made me more excited for something RoboCop related than I have been in years. And of course while dreaming about a new RoboCop game I couldn't help but wonder if a Terminator game and a RoboCop game coming out back to back from the same developer could be a coincidence. I'm not ready to hype myself up about that too much but it happened once before so it's not impossible...

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I got Terminator: Resistance on sale a couple weeks ago and just beat it last night. I am definitely a Terminator fan but I was mostly interested in seeing how they handled the property with the upcoming RoboCop game in mind. I am happy to say my expectations were exceeded on both accounts.

I won't give a full review of the game itself, but here are some thoughts on Resistance and what I think it means for Rogue City. First, Resistance is clearly made by people who are passionate about the Terminator franchise, and this comes through in every aspect, from the story to the gameplay and level design. While many aspects of this game are rough around the edges, the focus is squarely on an immersive Terminator experience. The story does a great job of tying into the films. At first the connection is loose, but by the end you have played though some important moments that set up a lot of the plot elements of the movies. This never feels like a game that just slapped a license on a generic game to make a few bucks.

Walking around the Resistance shelter feels like you are right in the movie. The same can be said for sneaking around bombed out towns, avoiding Terminators HKs. And while the gameplay is mostly slow, there are some awesome big action setpiece moments. By the end this future war really feels like a war, ramping up the intensity beyond anything we saw in the films. The gameplay wasn't exactly mindblowing, but the way it ramped up in intensity led to a very satisfying conclusion.

The fact that this game is rather slow paced is a good sign to me. The Terminators and slow and bulky. So is RoboCop. Robo isn't exactly well suited to the run and gun gameplay that is more popular in most FPS games these days. But Resistance's focus on slower paced encounters with heavily armored foes makes me think that they will understand how Robo is supposed to feel in combat. The Terminator gameplay is what dictates the gameplay here, not the other way around, which is the right approach.

Seeing this level of care for the franchise is of course a great sign for Rogue City. However, I still have several concerns. Notably, the voice acting in Resistance is questionable. The main actor is bland, and his lines are often mixed too low. There are also no recognizable actors from any of the movies so if you were hoping on hearing Peter Weller in Rogue City I would not count on it. I am just hoping they will get someone who can nail the voice and get the effect right. Robo's voice is very distinct so this is one aspect I think they need to improve.

Rogue City, as a title, might imply an open world game. And we have all dreamed about driving around as RoboCop in a big open city. But Resistance is not open world, and it doesn't even have any vehicles to drive. The good news is that it is not entirely linear either. The big action sequences are linear, but the main part of the game is set in bigger, more open environments with side missions scattered about. There are also a couple smaller hub areas. The format worked well for this game, but I'm not sure it would for Rogue City. It is possible that they have the experience and resources to do a full open world. What I think would be a more realistic compromise is have an open city hub world, where you can cruise around and drive to locations where there are missions that are set in more constrained and linear environments. Or what may be more likely is the city will be split into different zones, downtown Detroit, Delta City, etc. Either way I think something like that is a more realistic expectation than a fully open world game.

Resistance is not a perfect Terminator game, but it is a good one and maybe even the best one. If the same could be said for Rogue City I would be thrilled. There are definitely some things I am worried about, but overall I think Robo is in good hands. Playing Resistance and thinking about Rogue City made me more excited for something RoboCop related than I have been in years. And of course while dreaming about a new RoboCop game I couldn't help but wonder if a Terminator game and a RoboCop game coming out back to back from the same developer could be a coincidence. I'm not ready to hype myself up about that too much but it happened once before so it's not impossible...

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I got Terminator: Resistance on sale a couple weeks ago and just beat it last night. I am definitely a Terminator fan but I was mostly interested in seeing how they handled the property with the upcoming RoboCop game in mind. I am happy to say my expectations were exceeded on both accounts.

I won't give a full review of the game itself, but here are some thoughts on Resistance and what I think it means for Rogue City. First, Resistance is clearly made by people who are passionate about the Terminator franchise, and this comes through in every aspect, from the story to the gameplay and level design. While many aspects of this game are rough around the edges, the focus is squarely on an immersive Terminator experience. The story does a great job of tying into the films. At first the connection is loose, but by the end you have played though some important moments that set up a lot of the plot elements of the movies. This never feels like a game that just slapped a license on a generic game to make a few bucks.

Walking around the Resistance shelter feels like you are right in the movie. The same can be said for sneaking around bombed out towns, avoiding Terminators HKs. And while the gameplay is mostly slow, there are some awesome big action setpiece moments. By the end this future war really feels like a war, ramping up the intensity beyond anything we saw in the films. The gameplay wasn't exactly mindblowing, but the way it ramped up in intensity led to a very satisfying conclusion.

The fact that this game is rather slow paced is a good sign to me. The Terminators and slow and bulky. So is RoboCop. Robo isn't exactly well suited to the run and gun gameplay that is more popular in most FPS games these days. But Resistance's focus on slower paced encounters with heavily armored foes makes me think that they will understand how Robo is supposed to feel in combat. The Terminator gameplay is what dictates the gameplay here, not the other way around, which is the right approach.

Seeing this level of care for the franchise is of course a great sign for Rogue City. However, I still have several concerns. Notably, the voice acting in Resistance is questionable. The main actor is bland, and his lines are often mixed too low. There are also no recognizable actors from any of the movies so if you were hoping on hearing Peter Weller in Rogue City I would not count on it. I am just hoping they will get someone who can nail the voice and get the effect right. Robo's voice is very distinct so this is one aspect I think they need to improve.

Rogue City, as a title, might imply an open world game. And we have all dreamed about driving around as RoboCop in a big open city. But Resistance is not open world, and it doesn't even have any vehicles to drive. The good news is that it is not entirely linear either. The big action sequences are linear, but the main part of the game is set in bigger, more open environments with side missions scattered about. There are also a couple smaller hub areas. The format worked well for this game, but I'm not sure it would for Rogue City. It is possible that they have the experience and resources to do a full open world. What I think would be a more realistic compromise is have an open city hub world, where you can cruise around and drive to locations where there are missions that are set in more constrained and linear environments. Or what may be more likely is the city will be split into different zones, downtown Detroit, Delta City, etc. Either way I think something like that is a more realistic expectation than a fully open world game.

Resistance is not a perfect Terminator game, but it is a good one and maybe even the best one. If the same could be said for Rogue City I would be thrilled. There are definitely some things I am worried about, but overall I think Robo is in good hands. Playing Resistance and thinking about Rogue City made me more excited for something RoboCop related than I have been in years. And of course while dreaming about a new RoboCop game I couldn't help but wonder if a Terminator game and a RoboCop game coming out back to back from the same developer could be a coincidence. I'm not ready to hype myself up about that too much but it happened once before so it's not impossible...

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I got Terminator: Resistance on sale a couple weeks ago and just beat it last night. I am definitely a Terminator fan but I was mostly interested in seeing how they handled the property with the upcoming RoboCop game in mind. I am happy to say my expectations were exceeded on both accounts.

I won't give a full review of the game itself, but here are some thoughts on Resistance and what I think it means for Rogue City. First, Resistance is clearly made by people who are passionate about the Terminator franchise, and this comes through in every aspect, from the story to the gameplay and level design. While many aspects of this game are rough around the edges, the focus is squarely on an immersive Terminator experience. The story does a great job of tying into the films. At first the connection is loose, but by the end you have played though some important moments that set up a lot of the plot elements of the movies. This never feels like a game that just slapped a license on a generic game to make a few bucks.

Walking around the Resistance shelter feels like you are right in the movie. The same can be said for sneaking around bombed out towns, avoiding Terminators HKs. And while the gameplay is mostly slow, there are some awesome big action setpiece moments. By the end this future war really feels like a war, ramping up the intensity beyond anything we saw in the films. The gameplay wasn't exactly mindblowing, but the way it ramped up in intensity led to a very satisfying conclusion.

The fact that this game is rather slow paced is a good sign to me. The Terminators and slow and bulky. So is RoboCop. Robo isn't exactly well suited to the run and gun gameplay that is more popular in most FPS games these days. But Resistance's focus on slower paced encounters with heavily armored foes makes me think that they will understand how Robo is supposed to feel in combat. The Terminator gameplay is what dictates the gameplay here, not the other way around, which is the right approach.

Seeing this level of care for the franchise is of course a great sign for Rogue City. However, I still have several concerns. Notably, the voice acting in Resistance is questionable. The main actor is bland, and his lines are often mixed too low. There are also no recognizable actors from any of the movies so if you were hoping on hearing Peter Weller in Rogue City I would not count on it. I am just hoping they will get someone who can nail the voice and get the effect right. Robo's voice is very distinct so this is one aspect I think they need to improve.

Rogue City, as a title, might imply an open world game. And we have all dreamed about driving around as RoboCop in a big open city. But Resistance is not open world, and it doesn't even have any vehicles to drive. The good news is that it is not entirely linear either. The big action sequences are linear, but the main part of the game is set in bigger, more open environments with side missions scattered about. There are also a couple smaller hub areas. The format worked well for this game, but I'm not sure it would for Rogue City. It is possible that they have the experience and resources to do a full open world. What I think would be a more realistic compromise is have an open city hub world, where you can cruise around and drive to locations where there are missions that are set in more constrained and linear environments. Or what may be more likely is the city will be split into different zones, downtown Detroit, Delta City, etc. Either way I think something like that is a more realistic expectation than a fully open world game.

Resistance is not a perfect Terminator game, but it is a good one and maybe even the best one. If the same could be said for Rogue City I would be thrilled. There are definitely some things I am worried about, but overall I think Robo is in good hands. Playing Resistance and thinking about Rogue City made me more excited for something RoboCop related than I have been in years. And of course while dreaming about a new RoboCop game I couldn't help but wonder if a Terminator game and a RoboCop game coming out back to back from the same developer could be a coincidence. I'm not ready to hype myself up about that too much but it happened once before so it's not impossible...

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I completely agree with you on this Pimp. I am in the same boat about Resistance and it definitely spells good things for Rogue City. Resistance is so immersive and really delivers that Terminator feel.
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I completely agree with you on this Pimp. I am in the same boat about Resistance and it definitely spells good things for Rogue City. Resistance is so immersive and really delivers that Terminator feel.
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I completely agree with you on this Pimp. I am in the same boat about Resistance and it definitely spells good things for Rogue City. Resistance is so immersive and really delivers that Terminator feel.
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I completely agree with you on this Pimp. I am in the same boat about Resistance and it definitely spells good things for Rogue City. Resistance is so immersive and really delivers that Terminator feel.
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Publisher Nacon will be releasing information about RoboCop: Rogue City as part of their 'NaconConnect' reveal series.

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📆 July 7 at 6pm BST | 7pm CEST | 10am PDT
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Publisher Nacon will be releasing information about RoboCop: Rogue City as part of their 'NaconConnect' reveal series.

From Nacon:

#NaconConnect is in 2 DAYS and we have a few surprises for you!

📆 July 7 at 6pm BST | 7pm CEST | 10am PDT
📺 https://t.co/EKzFl7MzCN (YouTube)
📺 https://t.co/dA0gPky8NX (Twitch)

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Publisher Nacon will be releasing information about RoboCop: Rogue City as part of their 'NaconConnect' reveal series.

From Nacon:

#NaconConnect is in 2 DAYS and we have a few surprises for you!

📆 July 7 at 6pm BST | 7pm CEST | 10am PDT
📺 https://t.co/EKzFl7MzCN (YouTube)
📺 https://t.co/dA0gPky8NX (Twitch)

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Publisher Nacon will be releasing information about RoboCop: Rogue City as part of their 'NaconConnect' reveal series.

From Nacon:

#NaconConnect is in 2 DAYS and we have a few surprises for you!

📆 July 7 at 6pm BST | 7pm CEST | 10am PDT
📺 https://t.co/EKzFl7MzCN (YouTube)
📺 https://t.co/dA0gPky8NX (Twitch)

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I'm a bit worried that all we will see is another CG cinematic trailer, and no gameplay whatsoever.

Hopefully it will be a bit more interesting than that.

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I'm a bit worried that all we will see is another CG cinematic trailer, and no gameplay whatsoever.

Hopefully it will be a bit more interesting than that.

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I'm a bit worried that all we will see is another CG cinematic trailer, and no gameplay whatsoever.

Hopefully it will be a bit more interesting than that.