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Yep, but I didn't have a 360. Also, this is a Final Fantasy game! The only way it could be more deviated from the norm is if it was directed by Suda 51!
Which would be awesome!
you sock someone in the gut -and they vomit.
and - a bayonet on your rifle, it gets stuck in the guy, then you have to kick the dead guy in the chest to pull him off of your bayonet.
personally there should be geysers of vomit available (as a mini game zombie mode) in games - because it would be hilariously awsome as an animation, but no - i've never seen it.
I just have to figure - game manufacturers just self censorship all the time.
And what we are left with is this dufuss type content.
Even crazy climber had buzzards crapping turd bombs right on you. So what's holding back HD gore in games- other than self censorship?
I expect the plot will be somewhat cliche', but will hopefully hold a few surprises.
@ The Cleaning Guy- Yeah, like No More Heroes, I see The Crystal Bearers as being a Japanese take on GTA. As a fan of the Japanese philosophy towards game design, and a non-fan of 3D GTAs, I'm always interested in seeing if my videogame country of choice can take the "criminal in a sandbox" motif and make it appealing (to me).
Really, just take the words, "Final Fantasy" off the front cover. Please. Because, it's not a Final Fantasy game, at all. CC story-lines are tired, the characters are uninteresting, and the game play is a joke. Every time I play a Crystal Chronicles game I'm thinking, "So when is this going to get good?", "When is the game play and battle system, NOT going piss me of, by being so easy my grandmother could play it?", "When is ANYTHING going to happen that I care about?"
If a CC game had even a 1/10th of what you described in the story-line or gameplay. It might actually be good.
I know Magnalon was bored by it at E3, but that might be because the E3 build was basically one huge cut scene.

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