the red arrow should start from the watermark. took me a while to find it ;/

Wow, what a blunder.

Maybe Dtoid needs to start watermarking and pushing these watermarket images in the faces of designers?

"lazy artist"

"cover "artist"

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This person does not desearve to be called an artist. Not even in a sarcastic sense in my opinion.

IŽll predict the future with Ari Gold

Sooooo he basically got paid to copypasta.

lol@CypherCR

Epic blunder.

atleast he'll have a job at ign

That person who spotted it has a good eye.

Oooooh, now I see it. In fact, it jumps out at me now.

you can even see the IGN next to it.

My frothing demand for this game increases!

I wonder how many copies are printed with this watermark, and I wonder if Capcom is going to fix it for reprints.

it's much easier to see it when it's smaller i think... the zoomed in version is much harder to spot...

if they do remake the cover, perhaps the "error" copies might be worth a lil sumthin sumthin

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. This is so sad and hilarious.

I have the box and it is there. Incredible. Off topic but want a mini-review? Here you go.

Got my copy on Friday from Amazon-- interestingly the local stores I checked (Walmarts mostly) did not have it. I am four hours in.

The game is beautiful, the music is top notch and the script is very well done. This is a game done by someone who (like me) thinks that the Wind Waker is one of the greatest games ever made. And it is a tribute, not a rip-off. The graphics are fantastic, and the atmosphere is great. The NPCs are well done and Zelda-like. It seems like it was easily worth $40.

Now for the downside-- the controls are not great. Not at all. There is no consistency and no forgiveness to them. I just bought a move in the dojo-- the four swipe reflector technique. I listened to the dojo teacher, I read the scroll. I made the move as instructed-- it did not register. Eventually it does register, with the SAME movements. I'd say it registers about 3 times in 10, with identical movements.

Same goes for fighting. Although I have gotten better at it, the horizontal brush slash is incredibly inconsistent. About half the time a horizontal slice coats the enemy in black ink, and does not register as a slash. For no reason that I can tell. I lost to the first drumming enemy about 10 times because of this.

Although I think this is a AAA title, it is not a AAA Nintendo quality title, due to the control issues and the non-disguised loading times.

If anyone has tips for control, let me know. I am old, and far from a 1337 gamer. It is entirely possible that my inherent lameness at games is handicapping me. Thanks and I'd like to hear what this forum thinks of the game.

Could it be a possible dig at IGN? Looks like Amatersau's about to take a bite out of it.

LOOOOOOOOOL

This is worse than UR MR GAY

@rosalin: do you happen to own a PS2, too? That would help with the control issues...

ouch, how EMBARRAAAAAASSING!

That watermark is everywhere. I checked the box artwork on amazon and it's there.

Hmmmmmmm.......


Does anyone really care?

I'm heard wildly different things about the paintbrush controls... some are saying it works perfectly and others are reporting problems with it. Still need to get my hands on this next paycheck.

Also, I'd like to interject with this finely crafted gem:

"Who let Christopher Grant design Okami's cover art?"

lolololol