according to escapistmagazine, you can play the leaked beta for around 10 hours and people are amazed after that... so the story and the RPG elements seems to be good.
Surprisingly, developer Eidos Montreal has allowed users to comment about the leak on the game's forum. Community Manager Kyle Stallock even encouraged users to share links to non-press reviews and comments on the leak. Torrents of the leak remain available on popular torrent sites, yet to be taken down by publisher Square Enix - not that it's certain Square could stop the leak, at this point, if it wanted.After months of delays and speculation from series fans on whether this would be a worthy successor to one of the PC's most beloved games, this leak might have helped the game more than hurt it. There are posts on Eidos' forum and NeoGAF.com, claiming the quality of the game surprised them and they are now making a pre-order."Augmented edition pre-ordered. I'm quite ****ing hyped for this game," one poster wrote on NeoGAF, after reading others' impressions of the leaked build.Of course, this doesn't change the simple fact that leaking this build was an illegal act - about as illegal as downloading it. So, don't download it! Watch YouTube clips of the leak or something. Oh, crap. Is that illegal too? I need to go check with our lawyers...for 10 hours.
That last sentence made me laugh
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Modifié par Johnsen1972, 03 juin 2011 - 10:37 .