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Why Robin Makes Batman Better Bulletstorm, one of 2011′s more surprising critical successes, wasn’t as big a hit at the register, with Epic Games boss Mike Capps telling GameSpot that “From a sales perspective it was good, but not amazing. I think EA was hoping we’d do better.”
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I’ve yet to see convincing evidence that a first-person shooter (or indeed, any kind of non puppet-based shooter) could work on the Xbox 360′s Kinect motion controller. That said, if I had to pick an FPS that would work well with the hardware, it would probably be People Can Fly’s highly physical Bulletstorm.
Kill your enemy. Chainsaw a dude in half. Unlock stuff. Level up.
The space-pirate tale Bulletstorm also brought a soundtrack suited to its popcorn-flick tone and motifs. The game’s full 24 tracks are now available for you to grab, 100 per cent free, with 0 per cent cussing from Grayson, Trishka or Sarrano, courtesy of Epic Games. the file is a 130MB .zip and the audio is .mp3. [Epic Games]
