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Long time fans may know that this is not the first RS game on a ship. The Game Boy Color game Resident Evil: Gaiden (where you play as Barry Burton) take place on a ship. I am following development of the game, I hope it turns out good.Oh I remember it alright TJ...but I try to forget too. While I commend the teams for their attention to detail and insanely realistic environments...I can't help but feel like some of the best moments experienced were on land. What's next an amusement park so we can all go on roller-coasters? So long as the action and story is there I'll shut up and enjoy the ride.
You will stop caring the second Samus says "the Deleter."I thought the cringe line was "Confession time". You know this voice actress also did the British voice of Krystal in Star Fox for the Cube, she wasn't that great in that game either.
FORTUNATELY, after beating the game, Samus actually returns to the Bottle Ship, and you can explore the entire ship AT YOUR LEISURE with all your power-ups available. Now you can get all the items you couldn't before, there's actually a second ending (that's better), and at least one absolutely wonderful bit of fanservice during that particular sequence.If only there were one final run through before you beat it.
People are kicking up a fuss because Samus chooses to follow orders from a man as opposed to blow everything up with all of her fancy weapons. If her CO was a woman, she'd probably do the same thing so I don't buy that as sexist at all.IMO, it's not the fact that a man gives her the authorization to use her abilities, it's the fact that she does it because??? Because she doesn't want to upset him even though he calls her an outsider? She wants to regain respect? Seriously, what is the explanation. It just doesn't feel the same as finding the things I worked so hard to gain. In this game he technically isn't her CO. And the fact that he locks rooms that you had access to before, even though you have the authorized ability to gain those items you found earlier, and quite possibly need...tough. The other part of the story is behind that door and you haven't finished a certain other event elsewhere. This made it feel more linear like Fusion, but a little more linear than Fusion.
The amount of storage space a game takes up has little do with the quality of gameplay. Chances are that without the movies the game would only need a single layer disc, I doubt the cinematic pushed gameplay plans out because of storage concerns. Heck the prime games could be beaten in a few hours if you were good enough, and Final Fantasy, well grinding contributes quite a bit to the length of the game. Some of the best games ever created were made with limited storage, think to the N64, SNES and NES days.Phoneix, you misunderstand. I was just saying that it would be nice to see more elements to gameplay such as more levels, characters, plot development, exploration and even textures than cinematics. Surely to include these things it takes up more storage on a disc. And yes Final Fantasy VII was a bad example but it was mostly grinding that I was referencing there.
That's why they made it so you only see the boss health gauge if he's alive. There's no incentive to keep Peppy and Falco alive beyond the added firepower; they have to give you a good reason not to let Slippy die.When I was a kid we didn't have health bars, we just kept on shooting. They should have left him on Titania, lol.
And this is possibly why there are so many fond memories of Starfox 64's voice acting. Because in that game, they served the purpose of notification of enemy locations and hints and such.Ummm...Slippy's whining REALLY stands out as well in that game. Often I would shoot him down first to avoid listening to him.
I've always wanted to own a Game and Watch simply to have that piece of Nintendo's history, but I think I may be too late on that one.Check out this private sellers prices for old Game and Watch units.
Kinect at least has the potential for new ideas, but I haven't seen anything from it so far that looks like it could fulfill that potential.Not to stray off topic but the new Michael Jackson game developed by Ubisoft claims to put you in his shoes per se using Kinect. Being into hip hop dance as I am I really am interested to see this thing in action. The choreographer for the game is a friend of mine and he explained quite a bit. It's just one example but a good one. It might even counter the Balance board with the fitness and yoga targeted audience. But we'll see how Nintendo counters this with the next console or peripheral. And oh how they love their peripherals lol.
Got any pics of the text portions?You bet, I just didn't have the time this morning. I am cropping the images and will post them shortly to the gallery link I uploaded so stay tuned.
I think that in order to keep out rumored titles (i.e. it has been rumored for years that Nintendo was making a Kid Icarus game for Wii, but it was never confirmed), maybe you should include sources confirming new games..A quick skim of various gaming sites over the net and here are some links for your review to try to distill these "rumored titles" you speak of:
