Gravity-shifting shooter Inversion has been delayed once again, to give developer Saber Interactive more time to sharpen it up. It was due to arrive very shortly indeed, on February 7, but is now expected to launch some time in early 2012.
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary straddles the line between preservation and reinvention, and does so with awkward balance. As promised, the game is a nostalgic look at the original game with a slick coat of paint placed atop the original engine. But, something is lost in translation. The peril I felt throughout the original campaign has dissipated. Maybe it's the game's aggressive visual makeover? Or maybe it's because I've seen the beginning and end of this story, I'm not as engrossed as I once was.
Perhaps it's something else. After all, nostalgia isn't what it used to be.
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Spin your world about as Inversion turns the Earth's gravity on its head.
Spin your world about as Inversion turns the Earth's gravity on its head.
Red and blue match wits in a game of team deathmatch for domination of Inversion.
"wow this looks awefully GENERIC and boring. Bulletstorm meets Gravity Gun meets ..."
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