Stop'n'Swop vs. Call of Duty's Nazi Zombie story

[Breegullbeak]

Both of these are selling points of their franchise. Their are some huge diffrences between them, but all in all, which is the most succeusful IYHO? Explain?

[Tanjo]

Stop n' Swap isn't a 'selling point' of the Banjo series, the only people who know about it are obsessed nerds (I.E. us) and it was implimented into later Banjo releases to cater to us.

[Breegullbeak]

It is defintely a selling point. How many people would have actually bought Tooie on the 360 if it lacked Stop'n'swop?

[DevilBanjo]

Originally Posted by Breegullbeak

It is defintely a selling point. How many people would have actually bought Tooie on the 360 if it lacked Stop'n'swop?

You could say it was a marketing trick, but I honestly wouldn't care if it had it or not. It was a hidden little joke to make the nerds go crazy.

The hardcore would buy it for the game not SNS. The casual wouldn't even know about so it wouldn't matter.

[Solid SOAP]

They are absolutely nothing alike. Stop n' Swap was a failed feature in the original games which is now an in-joke in the newer games for old fans. Nazi Zombies is an entire gamemode, they are nothing alike, I highly doubt anyone who doesn't actively play Rare games and go on Rare forums knows Stop n' Swap even exists.

Also, I bought Tooie on XBLA because (I thought, atleast) it was a great game and I wanted to play it again with sharper visuals and achievements, Stop n' Swap slightly swayed me to buy it just so I can see what it does, but if it wasn't there I still would have bought the game anyway.

[Breegullbeak]

Well then its a minior selling point in Rares modern games. In fact all of the last three banjos(ports included) Have included some form of Stop'n'Swop.

[Solid SOAP]

Even so, the two aren't comparable at all. Nazi Zombies is an entire game mode, Stop n' Swap is an in-joke and tiny feature that lets you unlock moves and accessories for your vehicles.

If anyone of them was more successful, it was Nazi Zombies. Nuts & Bolts sold bad, COD5 didn't.

[Breegullbeak]

Originally Posted by Solid SOAP

Even so, the two aren't comparable at all. Nazi Zombies is an entire game mode, Stop n' Swap is an in-joke and tiny feature that lets you unlock moves and accessories for your vehicles.

If anyone of them was more successful, it was Nazi Zombies. Nuts & Bolts sold bad, COD5 didn't.

Yes they are comparable. Right now we are comparing them. Isn't this fun?

[HUMANZ]

I actually didn't know Nazi Zombies had a story.

[Breegullbeak]

Originally Posted by HUMANZ

I actually didn't know Nazi Zombies had a story.

They added one becuase like us Banjo fans, they speculate to much, and Treyarch just likes takeing their money.

[Solid SOAP]

Originally Posted by Breegullbeak

Yes they are comparable. Right now we are comparing them. Isn't this fun?

Okay fine, good point.

So guys, what feature do you like better, Subspace Emissary Adventure Mode in Brawl, or Manual Reload in Gears of War? I have to say the manual reloading is a pretty neat feature, but it's no where near as good as an entire adventure mode, so Subspace Emissary is the better feature imo.

[HUMANZ]

yea subspace emissary is better.

[Breegullbeak]

Never played Gears but I'll say Brawl because I love it and the fact thats its quality side scrolling greatness.

[Jazzman]

this poll is like comparing a ant to a grea white shark and trying to figure out which one is better

[Breegullbeak]

Originally Posted by Jazzman

this poll is like comparing a ant to a grea white shark and trying to figure out which one is better

except that the people compareing it preffer insects.