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Brink
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About the game: Brink is a Sci-Fi action game set in a dystopian future.
Genre: Sci-Fi First Person Shooter
Platform(s): PS3, X360 , PC
Publisher and Developer : Bedestha Softworks and Splash Damage
Release Date : May 17, 2011
Official Site: Brink Game Official Site | Splash Damage | Bethesda Softworks
Special Mention: Supports 8vs8 co-op gameplay!

Trailer:
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gameranand

Living to Play
I loved the trailers of this game. The most important part is weapon modification. You can change about everything in the weapon.

@jojojthedragon
Bro trailers is not working a white rectangle is coming please correct that.
 

vamsi_krishna

Human Spambot
Camera will be moving up and down as the player moves. That effect makes many player's stomach go crazy. Few games ( like Half Life, Doom) has a feature to adjust that BOB effect. Every game incorporates BOB effect, but this game has too much of it.
 

NVIDIAGeek

Long Live Gojira!
It looks cool. But I don't like the setting and all. And it's MP only game. The only good thing is about the customization.
 

gameranand

Living to Play
Brink has 102 quadrillion unique characters

There are 102 quadrillion different character variations in forthcoming FPS Brink, according to publisher Bethesda Softworks.

The stupidly high figure comes from a developer stat dump which reveals, among other things, that the game has 26,000 lines of dialogue and 4500 different weapon sounds.

Here are the boasts in full, as detailed on the Bethesda Blog:
Number of ways to die – 45
Lines of dialogue – 26,000
Individual weapon sounds – 4,500
Voice Packs – 8
Minutes of Music – 60
Weapon/attachment combinations (not counting Resistance variations or pre-order content) – 4963
Unique Security Characters (not counting minor tint variations or body types) – 4,530,240
Unique Security Characters (not counting minor tint variations but including body types) – 13,590,720
Unique Security Characters (including minor tint variations, but not body types) – 15,775,119,360,000,000
Unique Security Characters (including minor tint variations and body types)- 47,325,358,080,000,000
Unique Resistance Characters (not counting minor tint variations or body types) – 4,530,240
Unique Resistance Characters (not counting minor tint variations but including body types) – 13,590,720
Unique Resistance Characters (including minor tint variations, but not body types) – 18,307,441,152,000,000
Unique Resistance Characters (including minor tint variations and body types) – 54,922,323,456,000,000
Total Unique Characters (including minor tint variations and body types – 102,247,681,536,000,000
Source EuroGamer
 

vamsi_krishna

Human Spambot
Yes, I feel the same. too much stuff will only lead us to oblivion... and a feel in our gut that we haven't really completed the game. Then again, it depends on how one takes it.
 

gameranand

Living to Play
vamsi_krishna said:
Yes, I feel the same. too much stuff will only lead us to oblivion... and a feel in our gut that we haven't really completed the game. Then again, it depends on how one takes it.
Well I guess these are just looks of the characters so it won't actually affect the gameplay at all. I mean does it really matter that you have to complete the game 6 times with 6 different characters which are different only in looks??? I guess not but still its just too much and just a way to advertise the game for more sales.
 

NVIDIAGeek

Long Live Gojira!
I was kind of expecting this.

A mediocre 6 from IGN

Brink Review - Xbox 360 Review at IGN

As everyone says, they're IGNorant b*stardi. If it ain't CoD, no 9.5. Nobody trusts IGN.

Every other sites are saying it's good. "Don't go looking for great story, this is a strictly MP game." 8/10 from every other site.
 

vamsi_krishna

Human Spambot
critics are pretty mixed up about the game.

80 from euogamer and 79 from gametrailers

25 from 1up, 40 from joystiq, 60 from IGN
 

Piyush

Lanaya
i think IGN is biased towards the games which are sold like hot cakes and nothing else
i prefer gamespot to some extent , gamesradar and eurogamer
 
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