For anyone that really likes the TV show Lost, the game is either going to be blow you away, or you’re going to hate it. Lost offers you deep jungles and the familiar locals from the show, which you can explore but unfortunately, Lost the video game overall is just one of those mediocre titles at best in terms of quality. The character models in this game are very basic; everything from the walk cycles to very basic gestures I found upsetting. Often times, it is difficult to tell who some of the characters were, even primary characters like Ben. The game designers did however spend a little extra time, on the environment which was a plus. The environment that was created had a nice rich feel. So at least they did something right.

   I have literally been watching the development of a game engine called CryEngine, for the better part of 7 years. Year after year watching them perfect their engine and implementing what seems like near impossible technology. The culmination of that technology has finally been dropped into a truly next gen game called Crysis.   The first thing people need to try and understand is that Crysis, (like the engine that it runs on, CryEngine) is truly a next-gen system. People like to throw around the words next-gen without really stopping to think about what they are saying. The PS3 the 360 are not next gen systems. They are current gen systems. Crysis is a next generation game. Crysis is what games are going to be in the future. That is why most of you won’t even be able to play it for another year. If you are trying to play the game ...