In space, no one can hear you complain.
Here's a bit of an interesting item concerning the travesty known as Aliens: Colonial Marines. It has been widely known that the game we were delivered had been NOTHING like what was advertised. The demo and trailers showed things far exceeding the graphics and play that gamers received, despite the fact we were led to believe we'd receive after the hype.
...and he actually got a reply. A very disappointing one, but something at least. Sadly, that reply is only the fact that a disclaimer will be added to the footage stating things we now already know to be true:
"They agreed to add a disclaimer, both on their website and in all relevant YouTube videos, which explains that the trailers depict footage of the demo versions of the game. The disclaimer will be visible when each online trailer is played."
...uuhhh...
... so after almost 2 months after the game released, Sega Europe will put a disclaimer on something we all already know to be EXTREMELY MISLEADING on their official videos. Not all of Sega (or other developer names attached to the game), but one part of a company will be acknowledging this train wreck.
Aren't demos usually parts of games that are currently in production, parts of a product we will be getting? Disturbing that we can't get more out of this.
One small step I suppose.
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