Post by: Nat on February 22, 2003, 10:28:57 AM
By the way, I'm new here!
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Post by: Mephistopheles on February 23, 2003, 10:32:58 PM
#1) "aww man, what a lameass game. I hate Sega."
or...
#2) "wow, Sega is making games on the Triforce without coersion, using material usually intended for the more mature crowd, and is getting Hitmaker, one of their best developers, to do it, therefore familiarizing themselves with Gamecube hardware on a foolproof game concept... and did I mention that the Gameboy Advance's eReader makes this game a possibility for porting?"
Think about which one you'd rather have... half-empty, or half-full?
Post by: PIAC on February 24, 2003, 12:41:19 AM
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Post by: Ian Sane on February 24, 2003, 06:23:05 AM
This game is totally made for e-Reader support but again the huge amount of cost for the requirements is going to limit appeal. In order to play a Cube version you would need the game, a starter set of cards, a GBA, an e-Reader, and a GC/GBA link cable. That's too much to bundle together and too many requirements for the average user. All those things can be used with Animal Crossing as well but you don't need all of them just to play the game. The ideal situation would be to make the Cube version come with an "electronic" set of cards that comes built into the game so people can still play the game without the e-Reader. They just are limited to using the default cards. It's like how Pokemon Stadium gives you starter Pokemon for those who don't have the Gameboy game.
Oh yeah and online support for the Gamecube version would be a must have in my opinion. The game is already very hardcore so they might as well go all the way. The target audience would fit online support perfectly.
Does anyone else think that this exact game but with Pokemon cards would be f*cking huge?
Post by: Mingesium on February 24, 2003, 06:32:40 AM
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Post by: ThePerm on February 24, 2003, 05:13:07 PM
Key of Avelon
The board game which used the dore-teingaka-do. 1 IC card, 40 game cards entered into play, it purchases the " starter kit ". This you constructing your own sufficient deck to the base, at the time of game end combining card 1 is paid, it fights.
As for feature of this work, 40 " every throwing the deck of 1 set into the deck leader roundly, " the point which it makes lump together makes recognize. If you mention the card leader, 1 1 it is normal to make the card grasp individually, but you can call the leader of this work the truly overturns former common sense from root epoch-making system.
" The ha and others go round the purpose of the game densely ". In order the ha and others to enter densely, " the key of the avelon“ " being necessary, for that besides the fact that it has the key, the player must be knocked down. Turn system is adopted, at each time your own turn come life decreases. If it wins battle, or the ha and others enters densely, life recovers. When life becomes zero, game over.
dude this board supports Japanese text awesomeness! Gotta work on my signature now. damn nevermind.
and thats a altavista translation of game impress.
Post by: Nephilim on February 24, 2003, 06:29:32 PM
proberly be released same time as F-zero or sooner, cause nintendo will proberly make f-zero get pushed back
