That's dumb. NMH went way beyond expectations for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChaoofNee
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That's dumb. NMH went way beyond expectations for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChaoofNee
I like NMH, but if bringing Paradise stateside means reading "It's a game that loves being a game," in every single goddamn review again, Japan can keep it. What does that even mean?
When I played NMH it felt like it had the same issues MadWorld faced - repetition with a lack of any gameplay hook to keep the redundancy compelling. Although truth be told at least NMH had more going for it gameplay-wise, but everything between bosses felt like a chore that had to be completed before the real treat of the bigger fights. I suppose in some genres, or to some gamers, this is an added plus. To me there's no reason to have my entertainment feel like a menial task to get to the entertainment.
My guess is that, unless they're willing to give a big overhaul to the gameflow, the only difference NMH360 will have are better graphics and a more traditional control scheme. These may mask the repetitive gameplay at first, but I doubt it'll be better purely for minor control changes and an aesthetic overhaul.
That said I'm willing to bet people who enjoy Suda-51's games do so for more gamer cred. Every one to this point has style in spades, while being the most cumbersome, long-winded, unfun experiences bookmarked with some pretty amazing encounters. Want to know how to make this remake better? All boss fights, cutscenes, no overworld map, no grunts, none of that. Although I don't think people would pay $60 for 2 hours worth of content...
One of the commenters in the article said that it did better out here than in Japan? So they decide to remake a game for Japan that didn't do great over there, for a system that doesn't sell over there, and no one wants to bring out over here?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bacon McShig
That's just silly.
The remake just came in the mail from Gamefly. Anyone else tried it yet?