Something about 3rd person bullet time really does it for me. I loved the parkour and the mix between melee and ranged combat.
Something about 3rd person bullet time really does it for me. I loved the parkour and the mix between melee and ranged combat.
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Omg a classic!
Legitimately never heard of the game until just now. I’m actually surprised I’ve never heard of it
Bethesda probably won’t consider this due the poor sales and mediocre gameplay. That said it was first game for PS3 and it was okay.
Honestly, the parkour was something else. Bullet time? Epic. Game needs more love.
I had a lot of fun with this game way back when!
I remember reading about this game in Game Informer when I was kid and wanting it so badly. Got it and still have it all these years later, case is beat to hell but it still works!
I remember it came out when my family were struggling, but i played the hell out of the demo! Definitely underrated
“hey son, watcha playing?”
“WET.”
“…”
That game wasn’t great, but damn it had style.
I always wonder why PS chose that font for the early games. I thought it was like the Spiderman font
100% completion on rpcs3, increase internal resolution for more gafficks
I do like Eliza Dushku.
The Zero Punctuation review of this game is fucking gold. One of my all-time favorites.
I remember this, it was so cool.
This post just activated a nostalgia that was buried deep inside my skull. Both thank you and to hell with you. Now I’m gonna be obsessed with this game again for a few weeks.
What search terms should you use to look it up? I can’t think of anything that won’t come up dry.
~~Pun absolutely intended.~~
One of the best for the PS3. Great stuff!
Dry
Just like this comment
This game had so much heart and style, I loved it and still have my copy on PS3. I remember reviews were mixed, but those that could appreciate it would find a game with a unique blend of Americana/grease monkey punk rock music, sword-swinging, knee-sliding, slow-mo head-shotting good times that look like a lost film from Robert Rodriguez. Super cool and definitely a must-have for anyone collecting PS3/360 games.
I think Wanted Dead is very close to being a spiritual sequel and might scratch that itch.
Bethesda?
Just brought up an old memory lol. Never had the game, but I played the shit out of the demo
the music for this game was so fuckin fire. Especially that one bit in the demo where your screen goes red
Damn, I remember really loving this game but I also remember everyone hating it when it came out. I felt alone on an island, I’m glad to see so many positive comments about it, thought I was the only one ✌️
This game was really good. I had totally forgotten about it but yeah I really enjoyed it
Loved the game. Wish theyd named it better. Lol
Lol they could have picked a better name
Not available for PC. My hopes and dreams were up and now down 🙁
Man the ending was the fucking worst. It was glorious.
The PS3/Xbox 360 era was peppered with a lot of B- and C- grade femme fatale games like Wet, Velvet Assassin, Bullet Witch, Onechanbara and X-Blades/Blades of Time. They were generally regarded as schlocky and skeezy even at the time, but I tried and enjoyed Blades of Time recently and am generally quite horny, so I wouldn’t mind working my way through more of them.
Is this game as horny as it looks?
Because if not someone needs to have a conversation with that marketing department.
Pretty bad game, but fun as hell, and so far one of the few games to get dual pistol action correct by locking on with one gun and free aiming with the other.
who are you going to kill?
There must be dozens of people like OP. DOZENS!!!
I have no idea what this is, but I am going to go get that haircut right now.
Sooooo..i don’t mean to burst everyone’s bubble but..
I used to work for Behaviour, and I dug into the
human archives quite a bit.
1) This game nearly bankrupted the studio and resulted in huge layoffs. This also made them change their development strategy from “We’re only making AAA games” (which was a lie anyway) to “AAA games are too risky for us”.
2) Although a few of the projects make money, most of the revenue stream comes directly from Dead by Daylight, their golden child. Although that has slowed, from what I hear, they’ve been trying to expand and create new IPs without success. Meet Your Maker being the newest in a line of failures. Again, unlikely to resurrect this
3) Behaviour has been subject to a massive amount of middle management bloat which makes them much slower to adapt now. They’ve also added a TON of processes which..hasn’t driven them towards success.
4) Behaviour has really soured relationships with Bethesda over the years, they were even sued by them, so I seriously doubt they’d partner for WET 2.
5) Due to the layoffs, low pay and management bloat, the original team that made this is LONG LONG gone.
It’s possible Bethesda, the publisher, could resurrect it, but I doubt it given the poor sales record
TLDR: Behaviour failed at making AAA games and probably won’t try again, the OG team is gone, Bethesda doesn’t like this IP or Behaviour.
Wanted: Dead? Just started playing it.
It wasn’t that good.
It was a solid rental
I played the demo for this game many times, but never actually bought it
My public library has this back around 2009 or 2010. I had just gotten my ps3 and didn’t have many games for it so I was excited to take this out. Had a blast playing it but don’t remember too much about it by now.
Sloppy steaks
It wouldn’t be the same it would be turned into a modern trashcan,
I used to see it on the shelf all the time, and say, “😳 That’s hot” but I never got it and still don’t even know what kind of game it is.
Is it…hot?
[Matt McMuscles has a great video on this game. He basically got screwed by his management in not providing him a console to bug test the game.](https://youtu.be/l1SFKPvodYI?si=SeOCkbNamQnUb6M_)
I think I know where they got the idea for bellona’s design for smite