This is one of the few times that twitter has made me happy. I hope your right Kain81.
Lol, how subtle...
I never looked it, but I thought EDF played a lot like and looked a lot like RAD. RAD may have been rough around the edges, but I fell in love with the advanced controls. They really gave the sensation that you were commanding the robot to move around rather than actually being the robot.
I am beaming right now. I would love to see how much they could improve upon the original. Sure, I would love it on the ps3, but happy enough that they're making another.
Ouch. I was looking forward to this game, but at $40 that kills my enthusiasm! I thought this was just a downloadable game for about $15. I still want to get it, but I'll wait till it falls into a reasonable price range.
Rather change the storefront, I would hope that Sony reorganizes some regions' stores. The US store more or less has a logical layout with access to the largest categories on the left. Other regions lack this sort of organization and you really have to dig for stuff.
Looking at the new design I really don't think that it looks like much of an improvement. The new layout for the Japanese store reminded me of an article that I was reading about the layout of Japanese...
So many people are ragging on this game. Glad I am not alone in thinking that this looks interesting. Yeah it may not be the next AAA game, but it looks like an enjoyably absurd game that stands out among the standard fare of simple party games.
This game puts a smile on may face every time I see it. I am really looking forward to its release.
I don't think Atlus is big enough to change names. Unless people follow news like us, no one would know of the change. I specifically look for the Atlus logo on games.
I had SquareEnix floating around in the back of my mind when I wrote that earlier. I am hoping that the different focuses of the two companies will keep them more or less separate, but also let them tap into each others specialties. Atlus (hopefully) won't pull a SquareEnix as they have always been more reliant niche games and fans.
Golden Sun was one of the few games that I just continued to play even after beating it. I assure many have been waiting for this game.
As Pope_John_Paul_II said. The batteries allowed games to evolve from using level codes to being able to save your game information.
I think they addressed that in the article.
"Atlus will retain their own name on the titles they develop and publish. Although their name as a registered company should no longer exist. At least we’ll see the good ol’ Atlus logo on Catherine come its release this winter."
It sounds like nothing will change to gamer. They are just a bigger company now. Both provide by the sound of it different services allowing both two extend their reach further t...
I like this one too. He is different enough to stand out from all the other characters in other games.
So true. I wanted Cole to look like his original incarnation, but with the current voice actor his new look just doesn't quite fit. Who knows maybe Sucker Punch will give us both models. I wouldn't think changing the head model would be too difficult given that they have already made both of them. Whatever, I'll shut up and let Sucker Punch do their job. Our (the fans) clamoring has created this bizarre character now.
Sounds reasonable for the type of game it is. Metroid games have always been able to be played in under 5 hours if you are good. The Prime series was at a completely different pacing than the rest of the series.
I thought nunchuck control was a given. I am still getting it, but I can already see the issues from only using the wiimote. I find it strange that they didn't at least give the option for the nunchuck.
A little stiff? Aesthetically it might have looked nice, but the controller itself was probably horrible. There were no contours on that controller. Gripping it would have been a nightmare.
I find these addons funny as they actually obscure the orb at the end of the controller. These things will more than likely negatively impact the experience rather than adding anything.
Let's hope they stick to their odd pattern.