Some of the walls were destroyed, hence destructible environments. The game looks good, I don' t know what you expected.
I' ve re-watched the entire video to double check my own eyes, and I have no clue what you' re talking about. I don' t see any walls being destroyed by the player. You leave a blackened decal on the glass pillars in the office building (which disappear 10 seconds later I might add), and Mr. Stay-Puft knocks down a section of the wall in a stairwell. That' s far from " fully destructible" , or even partly destructible as far as I' m concerned.
Other points of (non) interest. The primary platforms are being handled by Terminal Reality, who' s only commercial successes have been the Bloodrayne games, which were
far from fantastic. The running animations are pitiful; the characters have no weight. The primary gameplay element is to hold your proton-pack beam over grunts until they blow up.... lather rise repeat baby. The enemies when dropping out of their hidey holes stack on top of each other, and stand around stupidly before gravitating magnetically to your character. The character models are fu.ck awful in comparison to third person games released in the past year or two, and quite frankly they wasted the great idea of using Akroyd, Ramis, Moranis and Murray' s likenesses by making characters that look so little like their real-life counterparts it' s laughable.
The game will get lukewarm critical review, and most likely sell well enough for another half-assed sequel, but don' t expect any awards... or much of any critical recognition for that matter.
Up against Saints Row 2, Brothers in Arms: Hells Highway, Little Big Planet, Sonic RPG, Mercenaries 2, Lego Batman, Spore, Force Unleashed, Socom: Confrontation, Silent Hill: Homecoming, F.E.A.R. 2, Viva Pinata 2...
...They gwyne git raped.
