Alone In The Dark 5 - Easiest Game Ever?

Vito Raliffe | February 19, 2008 | News | PC Playstation 2

Alone In The Dark 5 is introducing a feature that will let players skip sections of the game if they find them too challenging. Go to the source for more info.

Well, not necessarily, but the game does have an interesting little feature for those who find themselves too lazy or too frustrated to play the game properly. With the introduction of a DVD-style menu, Alone In The Dark 5 will let players skip sections of the game. Here are the details from OXM UKs interview with Nour Polloni, producer: (Go to source for interview and more info)

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Subzer0 | February 19, 2008

I doubt I will ever use that feature. lol
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Seproth | February 19, 2008

I like it. It would be great for replaying the game. Not enough games use systems that allow you to choose where to play. Only shooters have done it so far.*As far as I know anyway*
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  TurMoiL911 | February 19, 2008
  
  True. I remember in Halo 2 where the player could avoid certain fights, hell, even play through an entire level, without killing a single enemy with a series of jumps. But being able to manually skip parts through the game menu ? Lazy bastards.
  
  At least you can't get achievements, which balances the game out.
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Naruto Boy | February 20, 2008

THat looks awesome, doubt I would ever skip though.
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Final Blade | February 20, 2008

I don't like the feature, i want to play everything, for its price, 50 bucks isn't cheap.
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redneonfish | February 20, 2008

Nah, that feature defeats the object playing a game. What's the gameplay time? 10 mins? Some of that loading time.
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ali3n | February 20, 2008

Nobody is going to force you to use the option, it's up to you whether you use it or not. Stop bitching about how simply having that option 'destroys' the game.