Last week's poll asked you "Do you Think Halo Wars is Revolutionary?", and while again the number of voters is small, here's the results:
Yes, it will change the RTS genre as we know it. - 1 Vote, 11%
It won't revolutionize the genre as a whole, but it will change console-based RTSes forever. - 6 Votes, 66%
I only bought it for the Halo 3: Mythic Map Pack. - 0 Votes, 0%
It's not a shooter, so I'm not touching it. - 2 Votes, 22%
Total Votes: 9
"It won't revolutionize the genre as a whole, but it will change console-based RTSes forever" is the clear winner, and that's what I voted for. I have never been this impressed with a console RTS, and while it can't touch the complexity of a PC RTS, there's a lot of potential here and hopefully developers will now be able to further the genre further on the console-based platform.
I only have 2 Missions left in the Campaign, and while it is rather simplistic, Halo Wars is just plain fun, and it really feels like I'm playing some classic RTSes from yester-year. I'm really looking forward to trying out some 1on1 multiplayer action.
Now, turning to this week's poll. The subject of this week's poll revolves around the pulling of Killzone 2 ads across bus shelters in Toronto because some felt the ads were too violent. The linked post details my thoughts, but I want to hear from you: "Will Pulling Killzone 2 Bus Shelter Ads Reduce Violence in Your Community?"
Vote to the left and speak up! Feel free to leave your detailed comments on the matter in this post.
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