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(extract from Console School on Future of Gaming Forum)
Playstation 2:
The new boy. When a new console joins the school it can be very tough for them. Expectations are high, and poor quality pupils are soon rejected.
However PS2 was a little different, as his older brother was already here, and they seem to work well together.
It is quite clear that PS2 has a lot of potential, but he is yet to use it. His work so far has looked very impressive, and would be considered as very good for one of the lesser pupils, but more is expected from one of the next-generation pupils.
Maybe once he gets settled in, and developers become more comfortable with his style, he'll be able to reach his true potential.
He was late on his first day, and is also beginning to miss deadlines on highly anticipated pieces of work. I'll reserve judgement on this until the work is handed in though.
Playstation 2:
The new boy. When a new console joins the school it can be very tough for them. Expectations are high, and poor quality pupils are soon rejected.
However PS2 was a little different, as his older brother was already here, and they seem to work well together.
It is quite clear that PS2 has a lot of potential, but he is yet to use it. His work so far has looked very impressive, and would be considered as very good for one of the lesser pupils, but more is expected from one of the next-generation pupils.
Maybe once he gets settled in, and developers become more comfortable with his style, he'll be able to reach his true potential.
He was late on his first day, and is also beginning to miss deadlines on highly anticipated pieces of work. I'll reserve judgement on this until the work is handed in though.
Missing those deadlines is somewhat of a concern - especially the one on automotive engineering and stealth-espionage. However surely it is more important that they are all correct so that he (pS2) can get the highest possible marks. A rushed piece of work doesn't do the pupil justice.
(extract from Console School on Future of Gaming Forum)
Playstation 2:
The new boy. When a new console joins the school it can be very tough for them. Expectations are high, and poor quality pupils are soon rejected.
However PS2 was a little different, as his older brother was already here, and they seem to work well together.
It is quite clear that PS2 has a lot of potential, but he is yet to use it. His work so far has looked very impressive, and would be considered as very good for one of the lesser pupils, but more is expected from one of the next-generation pupils.
Maybe once he gets settled in, and developers become more comfortable with his style, he'll be able to reach his true potential.
He was late on his first day, and is also beginning to miss deadlines on highly anticipated pieces of work. I'll reserve judgement on this until the work is handed in though.
Playstation 2:
The new boy. When a new console joins the school it can be very tough for them. Expectations are high, and poor quality pupils are soon rejected.
However PS2 was a little different, as his older brother was already here, and they seem to work well together.
It is quite clear that PS2 has a lot of potential, but he is yet to use it. His work so far has looked very impressive, and would be considered as very good for one of the lesser pupils, but more is expected from one of the next-generation pupils.
Maybe once he gets settled in, and developers become more comfortable with his style, he'll be able to reach his true potential.
He was late on his first day, and is also beginning to miss deadlines on highly anticipated pieces of work. I'll reserve judgement on this until the work is handed in though.