Its interesting how the PSP version is going with a different publisher. Since Ertain was the publisher for the PS2 version, but on the PSP Acquire is publishing it.
yeah, it doesnt look good, but the series never stressed graphics. i loved part 1, was disappointed by 2 but would really like to give this one a go, on whatever platform.
i dont care about most lame 3rd party games becoming whores. i just hop sega will never release Valkyria Chronicles on 360. i would hate to see such an amazing game going to 360.
@laser beams: I don't know much of anyone who did that other then people who didn't get to play it when it was wining game of the year awards left and right. Most of the people who did play it on the platforms it came out on were happy the PS3 crowd got it when it was announced... the people that cared that is.
Now if we really want to represent it correctly, we could call it the FFXIII syndrome, the Tekken syndrome, or perhaps the GTA syndrome. Remember the petitions? Not trying to sling mud here as I'll be the ones to tell you that exclusives don't help anyone one besides the platform holder but it's important to remember who held most of the exclusives last generation: the river of butt-hurt can logically only flow one way.
Here's the thing that erks me about the whole graphics issue. Here ([ps3.ign.com]) are the screens from the PS3 games. They're exactly the same stuff being shown for the 360 piece on Famitsu so it leads to two things:
- These are graphics place holder and the developer took the extra time to put a new coat of paint we haven't seen yet. If this is the case then people should reserve their judgment until they see the new graphics
- This game is a straight port and will probably offer nothing new but will allow people to experience it who didn't own a PS3 but had a 360.
Either way, I'm not sure what the hate is here. These graphics seem passable at the least. It's no GoW2 but most things aren't but are still fun. Besides, I haven't read anywhere saying this was going to be some graphical hallmark of gaming.
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I remember loving the original Way of the Samurai, with its adventure-action style, and its choose-your-adventure story format. I hope this one's good, and at a good price. I'll get it.
@Archaotic: What the hell is up with people and graphics? What's most annoying is, right now people will scream "SO UGLY" but the second something is compared the same exact people say "WHO CARES IT'S JUST GRAPHICS!"
Wow, I can't wait for next gen console games, there going to be really pretty life simulators that are boring to play but will sell 10000 trillion copies because people can stare at there fucking tree's.
@Archaotic: I thought Tenchu Z was fucking epic. And that's coming from a graphics whore, shit AI and bad graphics still didn't stop me from having fun.
I wasn't too keen on the demo, the physics were really messy and it made moving around very haphazard. That being said, it was hilarious to kick dudes into ankle-deep water and watch them drown to death.
@Mr.Awesomerific: would you play an 8-bit, 2d game of gears of war? that was essentially a 2 frame per second game of pong with cool music? no, i dont think so, graphics win. :)
@lllusionx: That's not a valid comparison. You're comparing a 3rd person shooter to a 2d platformer. (Incidentally Macky McCandlish of Infinity Ward made a quake 2 side scrolling platformer in college.) If it were a 3rd person shooter with 8 bit graphics that would be valid.
@Mr.Awesomerific: Personally I liked the travel system in the first one, and the story in the second.
Right now it seems a bit more difficult to trigger events in the third one that the previous titles.
At least this seems to be the most forgiving out of the series in terms of how it keeps your items / money.
Havent gotten like super far, cept I am a little let down with overall how limited the areas you can visit are. Was expecting a bit more, but perhaps "maybe" later on there will be other new areas opened up but am not gonna hold my breath on that one.
@Witzbold: Sad to hear. I'm a big WotS fan from the PS2 days, and have heard great things about the Shinobi-do series too (so glad that Aquire is picking Tenchu back up.)
What's the weapons carry over system now? Still sword warehouse or?
WotS has always occupied a sort of rogue-like meets action niche for me. Plus as a huge nerd, I love samurai, duh.
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Goshow still is the developer though.
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You know what? I think this deserves reposting again. (:<
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Lots more styles to use also which was quite cool.
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全ては君の自由だ!裏切り!寝返り!全部自由!
"You are free to do anything! Betrayal! Backstab! Everything is possible!"
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I too love Way Of The Samurai.
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Now if we really want to represent it correctly, we could call it the FFXIII syndrome, the Tekken syndrome, or perhaps the GTA syndrome. Remember the petitions? Not trying to sling mud here as I'll be the ones to tell you that exclusives don't help anyone one besides the platform holder but it's important to remember who held most of the exclusives last generation: the river of butt-hurt can logically only flow one way.
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Here's the thing that erks me about the whole graphics issue. Here ([ps3.ign.com]) are the screens from the PS3 games. They're exactly the same stuff being shown for the 360 piece on Famitsu so it leads to two things:
- These are graphics place holder and the developer took the extra time to put a new coat of paint we haven't seen yet. If this is the case then people should reserve their judgment until they see the new graphics
- This game is a straight port and will probably offer nothing new but will allow people to experience it who didn't own a PS3 but had a 360.
Either way, I'm not sure what the hate is here. These graphics seem passable at the least. It's no GoW2 but most things aren't but are still fun. Besides, I haven't read anywhere saying this was going to be some graphical hallmark of gaming.
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You didn't just make a mistake. You made a mistake. On the internet. Kindly make your way to the cross, nails, fire and douchebaggery shall follow shortly.
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Considering the ultra-bomb Tenchu Z made when it hit US shores?
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Wow, I can't wait for next gen console games, there going to be really pretty life simulators that are boring to play but will sell 10000 trillion copies because people can stare at there fucking tree's.
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You mean like they did in Oblivion?
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I wasn't too keen on the demo, the physics were really messy and it made moving around very haphazard. That being said, it was hilarious to kick dudes into ankle-deep water and watch them drown to death.
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Right now it seems a bit more difficult to trigger events in the third one that the previous titles.
At least this seems to be the most forgiving out of the series in terms of how it keeps your items / money.
Havent gotten like super far, cept I am a little let down with overall how limited the areas you can visit are. Was expecting a bit more, but perhaps "maybe" later on there will be other new areas opened up but am not gonna hold my breath on that one.
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What's the weapons carry over system now? Still sword warehouse or?
WotS has always occupied a sort of rogue-like meets action niche for me. Plus as a huge nerd, I love samurai, duh.
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I too can't get enough samurai action. I'm a huge fan of jidaigeki, so games like WoTS are right up my alley.