There's a certain dark, dreariness about the game which fits in nicely to the theme. The aspect of the game which I immediately picked up on was the atmosphere. Within even a few minutes of playing, I found that I was pleasantly surprised.
Because of this, I was interested to try Darkwatch to see if it could perhaps change my mind on the issue. Now, to be honest, I'm not exactly a fan of first-person shooters on consoles. Darkwatch follows in the same vein as these horror stories.and adds a lot more shooting. The second was Stephen King's "The Dark Tower" series of books, mainly due to the portrayal of the Gunslinger character. The first was "John Carpenter's Vampires", the 1998 film which was set in the deserts of the west, and followed a team of vampire-slayers, slaughtering through hoardes of blood-suckers. Two things actually sprang to my mind while playing the game. However, it's not altogether the first meeting between the two.
The idea may seem original - a unique mix between the wild west and vampire lore. By holding up the train, he unwittingly released a vampire lord, who curses the west, filling it with blood-hunting demons and monsters. However, he soon finds out that what is in the train is slightly more than he bargained for. Jericho Cross, an outlaw in the wild west, holds up a train one night in an attempt to rob it of any treasure it may hold. Insomniac Games’ most recent efforts include the PlayStation 3 sequel Resistance 2 and downloadable title Ratchet and Clank: Quest for Booty."Jericho Cross, an outlaw in the wild west, holds up a train one night in an attempt to rob it of any treasure it may hold. “We feel very fortunate to have that sort of relationship in place.” “Their PR and marketing folks are terrific to work with and very dedicated to the cause, and there are some very creative people there.” Their product development team is second to none - we absolutely love working with them,” he stated. Schneider heaped praise on Sony and its development team, which he described as second to none: “Sony bends over backwards to work with its development teams. “We’ve been with Sony for a long, long time now, and that’s where we intend to stay for the foreseeable future.”
Speaking with GI.biz, Insomniac’s director of marketing and communications Ryan Schneider commented: “Sure, as an independent developer, you do consider those options - but at the same time we do have a great relationship with Sony. Celebrated developer Insomniac Games has declared that it intends on sticking at camp Sony for the ‘forseeable future,’ despite admitting the company has flirted with the possibility of multiformat development.
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