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From the first time I saw this game on Holmes's quick E3 coverage, I knew this was going to be overlooked as hell.
I like unique platformers like this, I can't wait to check it out. I'll spread the word.
I like unique platformers like this, I can't wait to check it out. I'll spread the word.
Wow... Aside from the main character's jerky movements, this game looks like it could potentially be amazing.
Looks fun; reminds me of platformers from the glory days of the PS1.
The character movement DOES look a little awkward, but I'll be optimistic for once and wait to see how it turns out. I'll check it out, at least.
The character movement DOES look a little awkward, but I'll be optimistic for once and wait to see how it turns out. I'll check it out, at least.
This game looks pretty interesting. But will it be as good or better than the king of platformers on the Wii- Mario Galaxy. It defiantly borrows alot from galaxy, I fear it might borrow a bit too much, even the art style (to me) looks a little too similar. But again you cant make rational decisions on a 1:30 worth of video.
The art direction could use some work IMO, it looks way too much like every other game on the Wii. The flip mechanic looks like it would be super fun though and it could lead to some awesome level designs. Who knows, this could be a sleeper hit.
I'm pretty sure Tommy Talareco is doing the music for the game. I played it for a little bit at E3, and it definitely showed potential.
I thought the same thing about SPRay at E3 08, and that game ended up being terrible, so I remain cautious about this one.
I thought the same thing about SPRay at E3 08, and that game ended up being terrible, so I remain cautious about this one.
Aside from the music, not being cel-shaded, and the damn coins looking like they were ripped from SM64 this game looks awesome.
I think this looks really interesting and shows promise.
About the Galaxy thing: Just because Galaxy was the most recent, and a good example, of changing the surfaces one can walk on doesn't mean it hasn't been done in other titles before. I can think of 3 separate instances in the Zelda series alone (Twisted Corridor-Forest Temple (Ocarina), 4th Temple of Majora's Mask, Iron Boots to Magnetic strips in Fire Temple (Twilight Princess).
That said it still borrows from whats been going on in the platforming genre for the past two decades, which people will chalk up to copying Mario because he did it first and did it better.
About the Galaxy thing: Just because Galaxy was the most recent, and a good example, of changing the surfaces one can walk on doesn't mean it hasn't been done in other titles before. I can think of 3 separate instances in the Zelda series alone (Twisted Corridor-Forest Temple (Ocarina), 4th Temple of Majora's Mask, Iron Boots to Magnetic strips in Fire Temple (Twilight Princess).
That said it still borrows from whats been going on in the platforming genre for the past two decades, which people will chalk up to copying Mario because he did it first and did it better.
