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They were orphans? Oh my... that's so original... this almost never happens in video games! Oh... and they get to save a Kingdom - awesome! Whereever do they get these fantastically original story ideas????
top down viewpoint... no thanks, not on a full retail priced game.
top down viewpoint... no thanks, not on a full retail priced game.
@Ross... true enough but if I'm paying full retail price for a game I hope to have the "current gen" experience rather than the older top-down last gen experience. Most top down view games are sold at a lesser price on PSN and this game would likely sell better through that venue than at retail (though of course that would be when PSN is up and running again)
@Elsa
I assume that most top-down games are sold at a lower price due to smaller amounts of content versus retail games, but the same is true with every kind of game. I don't think that top-down games denote last generation experiences, as I think they're still going strong today - like Torchlight (which is a crap example because it's a budget title).
I assume that most top-down games are sold at a lower price due to smaller amounts of content versus retail games, but the same is true with every kind of game. I don't think that top-down games denote last generation experiences, as I think they're still going strong today - like Torchlight (which is a crap example because it's a budget title).
@Elsa
For this genre, top-down is really the way to go. I respect your preference, though. I'm the kind of person who would rather have a third-person view than first person 99% of the time. I even suffered through the craptastic third-person view in Fallout 3 and New Vegas as much as I possibly could.
I'm not really sure I understand your idea that the viewpoint should influence the price, though. I mean, if it was third person it would still be the exact same game, only it would be much harder to keep track of the enemies and delicious loots.
On-topic, I CANNOT wait for this game. It's a lovely year for console gamers who love hack & slash loot-a-thons.
For this genre, top-down is really the way to go. I respect your preference, though. I'm the kind of person who would rather have a third-person view than first person 99% of the time. I even suffered through the craptastic third-person view in Fallout 3 and New Vegas as much as I possibly could.
I'm not really sure I understand your idea that the viewpoint should influence the price, though. I mean, if it was third person it would still be the exact same game, only it would be much harder to keep track of the enemies and delicious loots.
On-topic, I CANNOT wait for this game. It's a lovely year for console gamers who love hack & slash loot-a-thons.
i'll leap at any chance for some current gen on the couch co-op experiences. Seems like there should be more of them, but they can be hard to come by.
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