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I am going to go with Konami. Their line-up has been nothing short of incredible.
Castlevania: Lament Of Innocence - my most anticipated title this year.
MGS: TT - Looks really good, even if I don't own a GC to play it.
Gradius V - One of the best 2D shooters returns for another sequel.
All three games look very promising.
Konami isn't making Twin Snakes.
I'd vote for Nippon Ichi for Disgaea alone. The game is that good. It is so wonderful and original and innovative. It is a truly special game and for that achievement I'd pick them.
Konami deserves a lot of credit for Boktai, a fantastic game that is also especially innovative and for finally bringing the sensational Winning Eleven series to NA.
Isn't Gradius coming out next year? Don't know if it's out in Japan right now.
Team Viewtiful for their game about that "Joe" guy.
However, Bioware also blew me away with KOTOR...
i think a developer of the year should be based on more than one game, because then it's just game of the year in disguise. Of course then you're excluding all the great small developers that can only put out one game a year... so uhhh... I don't know.
you offer up Konami and then, as evidence of their work this year, you list three games that you haven't played... in fact none of them have been released.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkweaver
you = smart
Gradius V is, as of current, to be a US exclusive. As far as Konami of Japan's press releases, release schedules, trade shows, etc it doesn't exist.Quote:
Originally Posted by Green
Going with Nippon Ichi as well. They only make one game a year, but their games will keep you busy for a year. :)
I don't think it's a good idea to judge a dev on games they haven't yet released also. There's no way to tell at this point that they won't screw them up horribly in some way.
Namco probably for ToS and SC2.
I want tosay G.rev too, since this was their first chance to really show their stuff and they did it oh so well.