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It's not like the 2D vs. 3D thing adds anything to gameplay. SF was 2D and that went 2.5D, so BlazBlue could and it'd still be the same.
It'd probably not look as good in 2.5D though.
If it actually went Tekken 3D I'd not buy it though.
It'd probably not look as good in 2.5D though.
If it actually went Tekken 3D I'd not buy it though.
in this thread:weaboo who were like 10 during the real renaissance of fighting games who will fight to the death that 3d and dubs are TEH SUX.
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In this thread: someone who played Super Street Fighter II when it came out, and loves any type of fighting game (3D or not), and likes dubs as long as they're better than subs.
Just because you can distinguish good voice acting in another language, and bad acting in your native tongue, it doesn't automatically make you a weaboo.
In this thread: someone who played Super Street Fighter II when it came out, and loves any type of fighting game (3D or not), and likes dubs as long as they're better than subs.
Just because you can distinguish good voice acting in another language, and bad acting in your native tongue, it doesn't automatically make you a weaboo.
We're talking about normal non-pop-up-book 3D (i.e. not requiring special glasses and aspirin)?
Either way, I'm glad a number of developers are still committed to 2D games, and I hope more publishers realise there's still a lot of potential in 2D gaming.
Either way, I'm glad a number of developers are still committed to 2D games, and I hope more publishers realise there's still a lot of potential in 2D gaming.
There's a time and place for everything. Sometimes that time is never, and I'm glad in this case that Toshimichi believes the same. :)
I prefer hand drawn 2D spriites In fighters, and they will be missed in MVC3( I'm still buying the game day one)
I love blazblue as it is someother games it may work alright with 3d but blazblue can stay 2d and all it's glory . POWHER!!!
Mori should do a fighting game based on Studio Ghibli's best propertys. Perhaps they can steal from Capcom's versus series and do Arc System Works vs Studio Ghibli. I'd play the shit out of that game.
BlazBlue is amazing to look at specifically because it's in 2D so I'm glad to hear it'll stay that way.
Speaking of, now that I've beaten Starcraft 2's campaign, I need to get back into BlazBlue's online fighting scene. I expect it to start out with me losing dozens of matches in a row.
Speaking of, now that I've beaten Starcraft 2's campaign, I need to get back into BlazBlue's online fighting scene. I expect it to start out with me losing dozens of matches in a row.
BlazBlue already went "3D", and it was adorable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by_7h_2ORGM
It just needs to be released on the DSiWare already... I hope it will later today.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by_7h_2ORGM
It just needs to be released on the DSiWare already... I hope it will later today.
If it goes 3D, I'll cut off my GIGANTIC TAGER!
It looks too good. It's very nice to see 2D animation in full HD. It's a rarity. And amazing.
It looks too good. It's very nice to see 2D animation in full HD. It's a rarity. And amazing.
I'm mixed on this one.
Miyazaki is a great talent, but not all of his films are fun. He's also somewhat of a old ludite, who refuses to use computers, for they are evil. Now, while this might sound like a good idea, any artist that can master more mediums stands to benefit overall. As the anime market shrinks, while I agree that such skill should be preserved, with less people coming into such industries, they will need all the varied skills possible.
Blazblue is a cool game and I have love for 2D games too, but it will never be as popular as SFIV, because its stuck in its limited design choice. Blazblue in 3D would be interesting to watch, because by and large, its about bringing the artstyle and gameplay across well. Again, many of us were all shit skeptical, when SFIV was first announced. Capcom cleverly got it right, melding both 2D and 3D nicely.
I think Blazblue could rock the world in 3D, but the core problem is that japan lacks 3D animators that can animate well enough in 3D programs. Capcom and Namco, have the skills and resources to get what they need (hence their upcoming co-lab games), being more global minded and invested in such tech, but Arc would struggle, just as SNK did for KoF: Mamxium Impact, to get the high standard of 3D expected for games. Its also still the case that many small japanese studios still struggle with 3D animation and textures, be they in games or anime. It leaves a very PS2 or lesser 3D taste in gamers mouths.
Miyazaki is a great talent, but not all of his films are fun. He's also somewhat of a old ludite, who refuses to use computers, for they are evil. Now, while this might sound like a good idea, any artist that can master more mediums stands to benefit overall. As the anime market shrinks, while I agree that such skill should be preserved, with less people coming into such industries, they will need all the varied skills possible.
Blazblue is a cool game and I have love for 2D games too, but it will never be as popular as SFIV, because its stuck in its limited design choice. Blazblue in 3D would be interesting to watch, because by and large, its about bringing the artstyle and gameplay across well. Again, many of us were all shit skeptical, when SFIV was first announced. Capcom cleverly got it right, melding both 2D and 3D nicely.
I think Blazblue could rock the world in 3D, but the core problem is that japan lacks 3D animators that can animate well enough in 3D programs. Capcom and Namco, have the skills and resources to get what they need (hence their upcoming co-lab games), being more global minded and invested in such tech, but Arc would struggle, just as SNK did for KoF: Mamxium Impact, to get the high standard of 3D expected for games. Its also still the case that many small japanese studios still struggle with 3D animation and textures, be they in games or anime. It leaves a very PS2 or lesser 3D taste in gamers mouths.
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