Hadokeyblade
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Im not asking for much, i just want a remaster for skiesNo Skies of Arcadia, no buys of Arcadia.
Incentive for what?
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Im not asking for much, i just want a remaster for skiesNo Skies of Arcadia, no buys of Arcadia.
Incentive for what?
BAM Punch-Out!!Re: the Sega stuff
To keep it brief since others have already given most of my thoughts, I want to support risky ventures to cater to the diehard fans like this, and tentatively will pick up all five. However, it's Sega, so I still need to see how these games end up looking and playing closer to launch... they could all be stinkers. Or lean way too hard into GaaS. And then I'm out.
What I will say is that conceptually, this is awesome. I mean, I am part of the demographic this is for. Not even the biggest Sega fan (and most of my favorite old Sega IP aren't here), but just someone that appreciates both how wild it is to get so many classic revivals at once and that this is as much for the old school fans as trying to get these IP to catch on with newer gamers. Which, tbh... is a daunting task.
I wonder if they're doing some, like, A24 approach where they make all these games in hopes one will get big enough to offset the cost of the others, and then they can focus on that IP going forward.
And Smash-wise, this increases the chances these series get some sort of supporting content, but past that, we need to see how they actually fare.
It really just made me fantasize about Nintendo doing this, though. They wouldn't... but ****, imagine if they did.
BAM Kid Icarus
BAM Takamaru game
BAM Golden Sun
BAM Custom Robo
BAM F-Zero
and we have more coming later ok bye
I'd probably legitimately fall out of my chair and hurt myself because I popped off too quickly.
I hope theres a Sakura wars 7 in there, yeah the series technically isnt dormant but the last game ended on a cliffhanger of sorts and i want to see it resolvedAll that said, I'm very curious what else Sega has in store when at the end they said, "And More." What other possible old series are you hiding from us, Sega?
I still think Virtua Fighter makes sense, in part because I don't think much else is likely.All that said, I'm very curious what else Sega has in store when at the end they said, "And More." What other possible old series are you hiding from us, Sega?
I mean, wouldn't making a game for that make sense for Space Channel 5 when there is also a movie being planned? Same with Comix Zone.I'm not sure anyone cares enough about Space Channel 5.
There's a Space Channel 5 movie being made?! Dear god...I mean, wouldn't making a game for that make sense for Space Channel 5 when there is also a movie being planned? Same with Comix Zone.
Re: the Sega stuff
To keep it brief since others have already given most of my thoughts, I want to support risky ventures to cater to the diehard fans like this, and tentatively will pick up all five. However, it's Sega, so I still need to see how these games end up looking and playing closer to launch... they could all be stinkers. Or lean way too hard into GaaS. And then I'm out.
What I will say is that conceptually, this is awesome. I mean, I am part of the demographic this is for. Not even the biggest Sega fan (and most of my favorite old Sega IP aren't here), but just someone that appreciates both how wild it is to get so many classic revivals at once and that this is as much for the old school fans as trying to get these IP to catch on with newer gamers. Which, tbh... is a daunting task.
I wonder if they're doing some, like, A24 approach where they make all these games in hopes one will get big enough to offset the cost of the others, and then they can focus on that IP going forward.
And Smash-wise, this increases the chances these series get some sort of supporting content, but past that, we need to see how they actually fare.
It really just made me fantasize about Nintendo doing this, though. They wouldn't... but ****, imagine if they did.
BAM Kid Icarus
BAM Takamaru game
BAM Golden Sun
BAM Custom Robo
BAM F-Zero
and we have more coming later ok bye
I'd probably legitimately fall out of my chair and hurt myself because I popped off too quickly.
BAM! PilotwingsBAM Punch-Out!!
I just had to add that to it.
1. Cheaper/easier to makeChoosing this way instead of making a whole new game.
Re: the Sega stuff
To keep it brief since others have already given most of my thoughts, I want to support risky ventures to cater to the diehard fans like this, and tentatively will pick up all five. However, it's Sega, so I still need to see how these games end up looking and playing closer to launch... they could all be stinkers. Or lean way too hard into GaaS. And then I'm out.
What I will say is that conceptually, this is awesome. I mean, I am part of the demographic this is for. Not even the biggest Sega fan (and most of my favorite old Sega IP aren't here), but just someone that appreciates both how wild it is to get so many classic revivals at once and that this is as much for the old school fans as trying to get these IP to catch on with newer gamers. Which, tbh... is a daunting task.
I wonder if they're doing some, like, A24 approach where they make all these games in hopes one will get big enough to offset the cost of the others, and then they can focus on that IP going forward.
And Smash-wise, this increases the chances these series get some sort of supporting content, but past that, we need to see how they actually fare.
It really just made me fantasize about Nintendo doing this, though. They wouldn't... but ****, imagine if they did.
BAM Kid Icarus
BAM Takamaru game
BAM Golden Sun
BAM Custom Robo
BAM F-Zero
and we have more coming later ok bye
I'd probably legitimately fall out of my chair and hurt myself because I popped off too quickly.
BAM Punch-Out!!
I just had to add that to it.
what no chibi-robo?BAM! Pilotwings
BAM! Panel de Pon/Puzzle League
BAM! Sin & Punishment
BAM! Wave Race
BAM! 1080
BAM! Starfy
BAM! Kururin
BAM! Cubivore
BAM! Jet Impulse
BAM! Hotel Dusk
BAM! Ouendan/Elite Beat Agents
BAM! Rhythm Heaven
BAM! Tomato Adventure
BAM! Joy Mech Fight
BAM! Project Hacker
BAM! Card Hero
BAM! Fossil Fighters
BAM! Style Savvy
BAM! Jam with the Band
BAM! Eternal Darkness
BAM! Geist
BAM! Excite
BAM! StarTropics
BAM! Gumshoe
BAM! Tin Star
BAM! Endless Ocean
BAM! Cruis'n
Just wanted to add a few here and there, you know.
There’s a image of the teleprompter telling devs to “please wrap it up”.But the way they treated the developers felt very off. Like, unless you're a major celebrity or a personal friend of Geoff's, you get interrupted by loud music and shepherded off the stage after about 5 seconds. All to make way for Kojima to say absolutely nothing about his new game, someone to moan about his foot, and a billion adverts.
I went insane over the course of the night but I genuinely think seeing that was what broke me. I was 100% expecting them to play dubstep over the game of the year announcement so we could have a special appearance from elmo or something. At least there were women on stage this time, which is an improvement over summer games fest.There’s a image of the teleprompter telling devs to “please wrap it up”.
Notably it was used on Eiji Aonuma
why was aonuma at the awards?There’s a image of the teleprompter telling devs to “please wrap it up”.
Notably it was used on Eiji Aonuma
I assume it’s because Tears of the Kingdom was up for Game of the Year.why was aonuma at the awards?
oh yeahI assume it’s because Tears of the Kingdom was up for Game of the Year.
As a bonus, it wasn’t just Aonuma it happened too as it apparently happened to Sam Lake, who went up twice for Alan Wake 2. Neil Druckmann (Last of Us HBO show) joked that “the clock is ticking”.I went insane over the course of the night but I genuinely think seeing that was what broke me.
how was the anime?As a bonus, it wasn’t just Aonuma it happened too as it apparently happened to Sam Lake, who went up twice for Alan Wake 2. Neil Druckmann (Last of Us HBO show) joked that “the clock is ticking”.
I chose to skip the awards and ended up fdoing other things and watching a anime on Disney+, glad to see the “TGA standard” is alive and well.
Yeah I saw the first person mention it right after the first (maybe second?) major award. I had it on in the background with a bingo card to see how bad it was (I got a bingo), because there was no way I could sit through something like that normally.As a bonus, it wasn’t just Aonuma it happened too as it apparently happened to Sam Lake, who went up twice for Alan Wake 2. Neil Druckmann (Last of Us HBO show) joked that “the clock is ticking”.
I chose to skip the awards and ended up fdoing other things and watching a anime on Disney+, glad to see the “TGA standard” is alive and well.
It was commercial free and I didn’t have to watch TGA…how was the anime?
so it had one thing in common with the awardsIt was commercial free and I didn’t have to watch TGA…
Although the plot was too predictable.
Doesn't Baldur's Gate 3 have a multiplayer mode?I don’t know if it’s just me but the awards tend to have the opposite intended effect on me. Constantly seeing the same single player, cinematic style of game win every year somehow makes me less interested in playing them. It’s definitely harder for me to get excited about them. I’m sure a lot of them are technically great games but it gets tiring seeing them win every year.
Does it? I guess I spoke too soon then if that’s the case. It just looks like that same genre of game so I may have grouped it in prematurely. My mistake if so. I might be somewhat interested if it was local multiplayer but that seems to be a dying feature these days.Doesn't Baldur's Gate 3 have a multiplayer mode?
I don't know which genre you mean but I felt it was one of the more unique games that won the award in a while - being a turn-based RPG based on a tabletop system.Does it? I guess I spoke too soon then if that’s the case. It just looks like that same genre of game so I may have grouped it in prematurely. My mistake if so. I might be somewhat interested if it was local multiplayer but that seems to be a dying feature these days.
As a huge ATLUS fan, I am very excited for it. The same team behind P3-5 (and some of the team behind SMT3) working on a fantasy RPG is about as good of a pitch for a game as I can get really. Although going off ATLUS' past games and the way this one is being presented, I wouldn't be surprised if the setting ends up being significantly more modern than they're letting on.So what does everyone think of Atlus's new game Metaphor?
It looks more like a Shin megami tensei X Fire emblem than the actual Shin Megami tensei x Fire embem
Doesn't Baldur's Gate 3 have a multiplayer mode?
Yes it has multiplayer, like the 1st and 2nd Balder's Gate do. And it's far from something like the Last of Us or Metal Gear Solid in terms of the cinematic-like. The biggest selling point is the whole amount of freedom of what you can do in it and how it rewards you for doing even some crazy stuff. Probably the closest representation of the tabletop Dungeons and Dragons.Does it? I guess I spoke too soon then if that’s the case. It just looks like that same genre of game so I may have grouped it in prematurely. My mistake if so. I might be somewhat interested if it was local multiplayer but that seems to be a dying feature these days.
I’ll have to give it another look because it seems like I was mistaken about what kind of game it was. I imagined it was another game like the Witcher or Dragon Age. Those games along with other cinematic single player games like The Last of Us and God of War always tend to dominate the awards. I like those games in theory but I just get tired of seeing so many similar types of games always win by default. I also tend to prefer more stylistic art direction compared to the photorealism many modern games aim for. I admit that a lot of it is probably due to my own ignorance and bias so I should probably look into the games further before jumping to conclusions. I guess that old saying “ never judge a book by its cover” has a lot of merit here.I don't know which genre you mean but I felt it was one of the more unique games that won the award in a while - being a turn-based RPG based on a tabletop system.
It looks and sounds really good. I think it's shaping up a pretty unique fantasy RPG from presentation alone and there's some pretty big talent behind it, even aside from the Persona devs.So what does everyone think of Atlus's new game Metaphor?
well the game awards is a very crass affair so who can blame you.I don’t know if it’s just me but the awards tend to have the opposite intended effect on me. Constantly seeing the same single player, cinematic style of game win every year somehow makes me less interested in playing them. It’s definitely harder for me to get excited about them. I’m sure a lot of them are technically great games but it gets tiring seeing them win every year.
Yeah, I guess it even led me to prematurely write off games that even have a similar aesthetic as something I wouldn’t be interested in but I see that’s not always accurate and I might be missing out on a fun game before giving it much of a chance. Apologies for the misunderstanding.well the game awards is a very crass affair so who can blame you.
what misunderstanding?Yeah, I guess it even led me to prematurely write off games that even have a similar aesthetic as something I wouldn’t be interested in but I see that’s not always accurate and I might be missing out on a fun game before giving it much of a chance. Apologies for the misunderstanding.
Ah, Balder's Gate Dark Alliance, the Diablo/Dungeon Crawler game. Also had a sequel with Dark Alliance 2. But yeah, those were good games.I actually really liked two old Baldur’s Gate games on PlayStation 2 that played a lot like Diablo 3, Gauntlet Legends, or Marvel Ultimate Alliance. Those games had simultaneous local co-op and were a lot of fun. If this game is anything like that one, perhaps I should give it a shot.
About assuming Baldur’s Gate was the same type of game as the Witcher. The funny thing is I bought the Witcher so I don’t have an inherent problem with that type of game either. I actually really liked Horizon too. I think it’s just my problem in that I tend to care less about things that are really popular. I’m not sure why I’m like that.what misunderstanding?
I don’t know what types of games any of them are. but I can understand having trouble liking popular stuff, sometimes it feels like people are trying to tell you what you should like. As for the game awards they only seem to care about the biggest releases rather than the value of a game in its own right. So that’s why I have trouble taking the actual awards part seriouslyAbout assuming Baldur’s Gate was the same type of game as the Witcher. The funny thing is I bought the Witcher so I don’t have an inherent problem with that type of game either. I actually really liked Horizon too. I think it’s just my problem in that I tend to care less about things that are really popular. I’m not sure why I’m like that.
I mean, we are getting Another Code Remakes... And it was a more niche series from the same defunct developer, CiNG...BAM! Hotel Dusk