TooHuman was fucking excellent.

@Jim

Interesting. I'm not sure what it is about the game. Just feels like a digital release to me.

Retro? UnRetro? ReRetro?

Looks cool regardless.

Further, my miserablness and skinflintitude is no one's business but my own.

Ha. The Zelda vibe is pretty shameless. I think I want this.

I will buy a PS3 for this, it looks beyond awesome! Time to bust out the top down Zelda's, I gotta refresh my skills.

Okay screw the waiting, I should be able to import stuff by May. I hope this is retail...

Anyone know any good importers (from US to UK)?

I love how the entire first half is a blatant homage to Wind Waker's intro.

This game looks too cute to pass up!

WHY IS MAY SO FAR AWAY!

YES.

"Wow lol that was sooo funny. I really can't stop laughing. I too find hilarity in things making references to other things. You know what movie you'd probably like Jim? Meet the Spartans. It's like my favorite movie! So many references."

I pity those who dislike 3D Dot Game Heroes.

I wonder if they'll redo the loading screens to replicate American game covers.

@ChronosWing

Me personally, I don't quite get the love for this game. Granted, working out a 3D representation of pixel art is neat. But it feels like pure gimmick, especially considering how much "parody" is going on. A handful of referential chiptunes and a collection of dots with no previous IP does not an instant fap fest make. I'm not feelin' the hype on this one, and I'm surprised there aren't more people that think the premise and presentation is thin. But whatevs, ultimately.

I'm interested, but not convinced that its going to be awesome, at all.

@Tubatic

Dragon Warrior and Zelda were two of my favorite games on the NES. Dragon Warrior was the first RPG I ever played, and that I had ever seen. It was a totally different type of game that I had ever played before (I as 13 when it came out). Also, Zelda also had a huge influence on me b/c it's one of the first games I ever bought, and it had a continuous plot and linear quest (unlike pretty much all of the games on the Atari).

However, after the SNES came out, the art style and game mechanics continued to change in these games, so this game seems to bring back the feeling of those old games, yet it does something unique with it.

The games themselves did not look like 3D Dot Game Heroes, but when I played those games when I was young, I imagined the games to look like the same as this one. Somehow, the developers of this game were able to capture something that was previously only in my imagination, and it's exciting to see it become real.

I don't know about anyone else, but that's why I have been wanting this game ever since Jim put the 1st photos up of it.

Somehow I would bet my pants are even wetter... the logo even has the same sword and ivy leaves from the LoZ title screen.

I noticed the people that claim "rip-off" are usually under 18. To everyone else it's "homage."