i know i can always count on bbobb for that witty reply. he's like a broken record.
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i know i can always count on bbobb for that witty reply. he's like a broken record.
Well, could one assume that if you were to actually KNOW something about what we were discussing, that bbobb wouldn't have to use the same insult?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyne
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Originally Posted by MrWhitefolks
or one could assume, as epmode pointed out, that I was referring to the dropping of several almost identical titles within a year in the US. i don't care about Jap timeframes. they don't exist to me.
Well, now I just look like an asshole. They actually are trying something new.Quote:
Originally Posted by epmode
While this is true - the idea that Capcom had 3 titles readily available for public consumption AFTER the first game took off into "holy christ everyone actually likes this?" improbability due to these games being japanese GBA titles was actually a GOOD thing. In turn, we didn't have to wait for sequels, and one could see how well the series would pan out in the states.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyne
We found that each game was fairly similar - but as long as the story and characters(which are the focus, since this is a digital comic/point n click [insert stylus joke here]) were fresh and entertaining or engrossing, that nobody cared. So while the core gameplay (lol) mechanics haven't been massively overhauled(until now, that is) in the past versions, there was never a reason to do so given the nature of the game itself.
in the end - all you've done so far is bitched about a series for no real reason. this title is actually moving away from the standard digital comic representation of the series as a whole, and should be applauded as such - as let's be honest, this is only the second DS "Ace Attorney" title that was actually developed ON the DS.
btw: Jap timeframes don't matter to me much either - except for that god damned earth defense force sequel that hit in europe on PS2 that I can't play.
This series got tired after 2 for me, but I like the idea of being the prosecutor so I might actually pick this up.
2 was the slowest of the series. You should seriously give 3 a shot. I hear it's amazing.
You are on a roll lately with games and timelines.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dyne
That's short when you consider there have been 7 releases in that time.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbobb
Three of which are almost exact ports of existing GBA games. This thread is going in circles.