Six years is an eternity in the fast-moving world of video games. But it?s been that long since People Can Fly graced us with their frenetic Bulletstorm. While the game never broke even financially, it has remained something of a cult classic that has yet to be replicated. Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition is almost out; a remake for the current generation of consoles. Time to see if the old game has found new life on the current generation of consoles.
Old Drunken Mercenary
In Bulletstorm, you play as Grayson Hunt, leader of the Dead Echo squad of black ops mercenaries. Long story short, you are tricked into murdering innocent civilians, and go rogue. The crux of the campaign is one long revenge story, with a bro-centric cast. Everyone has a large vocabulary that includes various forms of the word ?dick? tacked onto it ? including the leading lady who, other than possessing slightly exaggerated breast physics, is mostly just ?one of the guys? with a sailor mouth as dirty as the rest of the cast. If you happen to own a PlayStation 4 Pro, then Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition will run with upgraded visuals compared to the base PS4. It looks okay, but the Unreal Engine 3 is undoubtedly showing its age. It would have been nice to see this ported over to the Unreal Engine 4 and some of its newer rendering techniques, but given that the original game never even made a profit, sticking with the same engine makes sense. Oddly, even on the PS4 Pro, the engine has issues keeping the fr...