I actually think Castlevania could work in 3D, but I also think Igarashi is a complete hack who has no ability to make the series work in any amount of dimensions.
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I actually think Castlevania could work in 3D, but I also think Igarashi is a complete hack who has no ability to make the series work in any amount of dimensions.
He talks about why he won't do a hi-res 2D one as well, and his answer is largely correct. hi-res 2D is incredibly difficult and expensive to produce, and only pays if you recycle it a bunch of times (like Guilty Gear).
The Castlevania games have been recycling sprites for ten years, though, at this point. Longer, even. Not to the degree of GG, though, I'll admit.
http://www.the-nextlevel.com/board/a...1&d=1198378936Quote:
Originally Posted by Yoshi
James
Sorry. Rhythm games without cool controllers aren't justifying gimmicky 1995 technology.
A great game is a great game. It can't get much more simple than that.
James
If there were one on the DS, you'd have a case.
So it takes Trackmania to get some of you people to say the same things I do every time. Now all you have to do is realize that there are no exceptions to the principle.
Hey quick, let's jump on this guy and say he has a retarded argument.Quote:
Originally Posted by James
You have a retarded argument, whatever your name is.
Riisuke
I'M WITH YOU, DOG$
Except I have a DS and PSP. And I even enjoy some games on each, although I secretly hate myself for it.
Yeah, making starting over seem like even more of an investment, even without factoring in the cost of hi-res.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tain