Gamma Goliath
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this game looks great, im super stoked! 
				
			

I was in my local Game shop the other day and asked the girl working about this. She knew exactly what I was talking about but said she'd seen nothing to suggest it was coming out in the UK. I hope it does make it's way over here.
LOL.
All i know is i havent been disappointed in a High Moon game yet. So I'm super stoked to chop cats up as DeadPool.
The only thing holding back my excitement is the fact that Way is involved.
Everything Wrong With Deadpool in One Convenient Game Trailer
Deadpool is my second-favorite Marvel Comics character. Seeing him come to life (courtesy of IGN) at the hands of the studio that brought me two stellar Transformers games should be a dream come true, but the more I see of the Deadpool game the more I realize the character I fell in love with back in 1997 has spiraled out of control.
To High Moon Studios' credit, they are staying amazingly faithful to the character in his current incarnation. Feeling up Cable, cutting to a half-naked bouncing woman holding an "I Love DP!" (ha. ha.) sign wouldn't be out of place in any comic currently harboring the "Merc' With a Mouth." What was once a subtle, almost charming sort of mania has devolved over the years into bat**** crazy. He's become a parody of his own parody.
I wasn't all that fond of Deadpool when he first showed up. His 1997 debut took place in New Mutants, a comic book I had subscribed to since its debut that was in the midst of being completely ruined by artist (well, he does draw things) Rob Liefeld and Fabian Nicieza. Liefeld's design reminded Nicieza of DC Comics' mercenary Deathstroke (titter), so Deadpool was eventually given the real name of Wade Wilson, a play on Deathstroke's Slade Wilson.
The love came in 1997 with Deadpool's first ongoing, with words by Joe Kelly and visuals by the amazing Ed McGuinness, the only comic book artist I've ever taken the time to bug for a sketch. Deadpool was crazy here, sure, but he had a heart as well. There was a depth to the character that only grew when Christopher Priest (Quantum and Woody!) took over writing duties.
Once that series ended I took a break from comics. I'd check in with Deadpool now and again, but more often than not found that creators had a hard time reining themselves in when faced with the freedom of a character capable of breaking the fourth wall, speaking directly to the audience. I still loved his video game cameos, and Ryan Reynolds' Wade Wilson was the best thing about the X-Men Origins: Wolverine movie, but in comics I felt him slipping away.
Now Deadpool is in a new series, written by Brian Posehn (I do not look like him) and Gerry Duggan and illustrated by Tony Moore. The first several issues had him fighting zombie versions of dead American presidents. It was pretty hideous. He's also in the new Thunderbolts, completely out-of-place among the likes of Elektra, Flash Thompson's Venom, The Punisher and General Red Hulk Ross. That's four of my least favorite Marvel characters, and the low point of the book Deadpool.
I should be excited about the Deadpool video game. This trailer neatly summarizes why I am not.
Hopefully the two voices thing isn't very prominent .
Deadpool banters throughout the whole game, making random, Spider-Man-style gags ("Soylent Green is people!") and even breaking the fourth wall by directly addressing the player, as he does in the comics. Plus, he talks to himself, with two distinct voices often arguing, correcting each other, and commenting on what's going on.
I agree. Some of the minis were passable, but I actually really enjoyed Merc with a mouth.The only real bad Deadpool run, was during the Way run imo. That and Deadpool Corps. I know alot of people who still enjoy those though.
The current comics have been terrific! Posehn's and Duggans current run has been hilarious and Remender's UXF take was perfect. Gotta show the tragic side to Wade and give him some heart cause that always has lead to the best Deadpool stories. Kelly and Remender are proof of that.
when this come out?
Also when is this thread going to get a title change. They've long since announced this at SDCC...lol
So Mister Sinister is the main villain in this? Thats an interesting choice. Could make for some good banter since Sinister can get ultra dramatic. Pretty cool they gave him an A list X Men villain.
Yea thats my theory, based on the screen shots of the enemies theyve released and the fact that we know the main villain has cloned himself. So i see thugs that look like Sinister, I'm gonna think the main baddie is Mr Sinister.
 
				