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haha great ending.. read my mind with the morrigan outfit change.
this video seems way more relevant with all the shit that got stirred up earlier today with the new dmc. i think as long as gameplay is expanded upon the devs can take different approaches to how they present the game, ie: 3d, 2d, top down. Especially now when presentation-wise the sky is almost the limit given hardware capabilities.
this video seems way more relevant with all the shit that got stirred up earlier today with the new dmc. i think as long as gameplay is expanded upon the devs can take different approaches to how they present the game, ie: 3d, 2d, top down. Especially now when presentation-wise the sky is almost the limit given hardware capabilities.
Prepare for at least 30% of the comments saying how they would enjoy sexual intercourse with the girl dressed as Morrigan.
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Ah yes but I think its a little early to lump DMC in with Other M. We still don't have any gameplay details. Might just be a cosmetic reinvention for the most part.
Ah yes but I think its a little early to lump DMC in with Other M. We still don't have any gameplay details. Might just be a cosmetic reinvention for the most part.
You mention remakes and revamps but what happened to natural progression? Taking a formula, improving upon it as time and technology will allow and adding mechanics that change the gameplay experience for the better but preserve what made it special in the first place?
The Metroid Prime franchise for example, there are three games with the same fundamental gameplay but feel completely different because of the design and presentational elements unique to each game. They are all awesome games in their own way.
Something like Other is a complete sidestep for the Metroid series and snuffs most of its conventions, and turns out it wasn't at all good enough and not what we wanted.
Don't make revamps unless you want to put a form of gameplay in a different universe, people don't want to see their memories messed with. Revamps work best for old and forgotten games, where there is nobody to annoy.
The Metroid Prime franchise for example, there are three games with the same fundamental gameplay but feel completely different because of the design and presentational elements unique to each game. They are all awesome games in their own way.
Something like Other is a complete sidestep for the Metroid series and snuffs most of its conventions, and turns out it wasn't at all good enough and not what we wanted.
Don't make revamps unless you want to put a form of gameplay in a different universe, people don't want to see their memories messed with. Revamps work best for old and forgotten games, where there is nobody to annoy.
Glad to see that people are enjoyin the vid. With all the talk about DmC's aesthetic change etc. I'm glad to hear people holding out on they're judgement until we actually have a chance to play and learn more about the game. As long as the gameplay is expanded upon, I say we give Ninja Theory a chance. Who knows, maybe this game will follow the Anhony Redgrave portion of Dante's life.
@Kraid Nice catch! Nothing like a little "Take Five" action in the background to get the ol' gamer talk started.
@Brian Szabelski It's ok. I miss him too man.
@Dr-Peace First off, hooray for your No More Heroes reference. I agree with your sentiment in rgards to the Metroid Prime games, but I still feel that it's not a ba thing to throw us gamers a gameplay curveball every now and then. Natural progression is a nice way to warm gamers up to gameplay changes so as to avoid the "sudden shifts" in gameplay focuses, aesthetics, etc., but I don't think it's a negative thing to take gamers out of their comfort zone if it's in an effort to further the gamepay. Take Street Fighter III for example; it made TONS of sudden changes to the established SF gmeplay, characters, music, etc., and it was crucified upon release here in the states (save for the "hardcore" niche fighing game crowd). Fast forward to 2010, and we now have SF players around the world claiming it's sudden drastic changes in gameplay were a godsend to the franchise (I strongly agree btw). I think every game franchise has it's "Don't touch it! It's sacred!"-followers, but I think it's when the developers are honestly trying to progress a franchises gameplay mechanics, that they shouldn't have to worry so much about stepping on gamer's nostalgia-toes.
@Kraid Nice catch! Nothing like a little "Take Five" action in the background to get the ol' gamer talk started.
@Brian Szabelski It's ok. I miss him too man.
@Dr-Peace First off, hooray for your No More Heroes reference. I agree with your sentiment in rgards to the Metroid Prime games, but I still feel that it's not a ba thing to throw us gamers a gameplay curveball every now and then. Natural progression is a nice way to warm gamers up to gameplay changes so as to avoid the "sudden shifts" in gameplay focuses, aesthetics, etc., but I don't think it's a negative thing to take gamers out of their comfort zone if it's in an effort to further the gamepay. Take Street Fighter III for example; it made TONS of sudden changes to the established SF gmeplay, characters, music, etc., and it was crucified upon release here in the states (save for the "hardcore" niche fighing game crowd). Fast forward to 2010, and we now have SF players around the world claiming it's sudden drastic changes in gameplay were a godsend to the franchise (I strongly agree btw). I think every game franchise has it's "Don't touch it! It's sacred!"-followers, but I think it's when the developers are honestly trying to progress a franchises gameplay mechanics, that they shouldn't have to worry so much about stepping on gamer's nostalgia-toes.
Man, this vid has Morrigan, Tan Kyo (is that epic-koryuken?), CvS2, thought provoking dialog, and Morrigan!
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I've never been a fan of incremental changes from one installment to the next. There should you expand upon core gameplay mechanics like in Assassin's Creed 2 with the blend with the crowd element. Or LittleBigPlanet adding the gun in DLC.
Remake, Reinvention, Continuation, like most things it's not about the concept perse, it's about proper execution.
Personally, I'm a pretty big fan of trying something new with an established franchise...particularly when it's one that's been running in the same direction for a while. If whatever they try with one game doesn't work, they can always take the next one back to basics and start over with what does work. If they try something new and it's a success, they can expand on it in future games and run their ideas out to their logical conclusion before changing it up again. Of course, I wouldn't want the next Mario game to be a rail shooter or anything like that, and if there's still room for the ideas in a particular franchise to grow then it's not usually worth throwing the baby out with the bath water, but change can lead to some wonderful things in the right circumstances.
huh. this guy has some interesting thoughts. hope he continues with this.
and there's a Morrigan cosplayer in there. you can't shit on that.
and there's a Morrigan cosplayer in there. you can't shit on that.
You know, that was pretty good you know. I mean.. you know he had a good point there you know.
That reminds me about the newest tomb raider top-down shooter. I would never thought I would ever see another tomb raider game released in THIS form. But I cant wait to play it and I think experimenting with various ideas is a good thing, changing games we all know is good thing tho it not always works the way we would expect them to work.
You know.
That reminds me about the newest tomb raider top-down shooter. I would never thought I would ever see another tomb raider game released in THIS form. But I cant wait to play it and I think experimenting with various ideas is a good thing, changing games we all know is good thing tho it not always works the way we would expect them to work.
You know.
I actujally liked Other M. I didn't see any real problems with it other than the way Samus's abilites opened up and the fps missile aim thing was kinda annoying. I liked how Samus had her powers were stolen in prime 2. Made the most sense, becuase i always found it odd that all her powers were all convenint wherevere she went.
while it lasted it was genuine and exquisite: a bubblebut a sweet cheap gasex
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