The game was vaguely similar in concept to Command and Conquer but was revolutionary in that it placed you slap bang in the middle of combat, rather than having you float astral-projection style above the battlefield. Not that Uprising 1 was a bad game - it was flipping brilliant, and was the very first first-person perspective real time strategy game to be released, if you discount more tactical tank sims, and it was followed soon after by Battlezone.
Unoriginalityīut it's an easy mistake to make, given that Uprising 2 is almost identical in every respect to the original Uprising - indeed, it looks like Cyclone have taken the original Uprising code, bolted on a slightly nicer looking graphics engine and just put it out on store shelves - which, as far as I can see, they may just have done. The name of these unoriginal, unimaginative, idea-thieves? Hang on - I'll check the back of the box - it's ' 3DO and Cyclone Studios and it's called Uprising 2. No game is safe from this blatant plagiarism, either - only a year or so after the highly playable and pretty original 3D strategy game Uprising was released by Cyclone Studios and 3DO, someone has decided that it'd be fun to blatantly copy Uprising, creating a game that is clearly a rip off of that game. It's quite disturbing to see such a blatant lack of original ideas in the industry.
It seems that few software companies are willing to risk being original, preferring instead to rip off other people's games - a typical example of this is the glut of top-down real-time strategy games that flooded the market after the release of Command and Conquer, and have continued to trickle onto store shelves ever since. → non trova/ trova difficoltà a or nel fare.Originality - what is it good for? Absolutely nothing - or at least that's what you'd think given the number of uninspiring cloned games floating around the shelves of most software stores. I found it impossible to tell the difference → non riuscivo a distinguerli No cure has been found → non è stata trovata nessuna cura If you can find the time → se riesci a trovare il tempo This plant is found all over Europe → questa pianta si trova in tutta Europa The book is nowhere to be found → il libro non si trova da nessuna parte
( gen) → trovare ( sth lost) → trovare, ritrovare ( learn) → scoprire Collins COBUILD English Usage © HarperCollins Publishers 1992, 2004, 2011, 2012 findĪ.
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