Little King's Story

[Finch]

beuaty.

HAHAHA. LOOK, YOU MISSPELLED A WOR|)! It's spelled booty.
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[James]

D'oh! Busted. You caught that at the same time I noticed and fixed it. Why ya gotta be so cruel?

James

[Joust Williams]

Finch makes sense for once

[Finch]

D'oh! Busted. You caught that at the same time I noticed and fixed it. Why ya gotta be so cruel?

James

NO! IT'S BOOTY! B-O-O-T-Y

[James]

Can't argue that logic. Fixed.

James

[Yoshi]

I agree with the first sentence but I would have to play it first to agree with the second. A game should be able to get 8s and 9s on gameplay even if the graphics aren't cutting edge.

Yes, it should be able to, if it literally has the best gameplay ever and does everything else right, like online support, well designed achievements, etc. Otherwise, they are selling me a GameCube game for $50 in 2009 and can fuck themselves.

[Yoshi]

Please never say anything that stupid again. "Old and used games cost less than new ones, so new games should be cheap" is the kind of argument I'd expect from a teenager who just wants everything to be free so it fits his budget.

I should have said PS2 instead of GameCube. When was the last $50 PS2 game?

I get that you're talking tech rather than age, but there hasn't been a new Gamecube game in four years. You also seem to think that game creation involves coming up with an idea, slapping on the prettiest coat of graphics possible, and sitting back while the world basks in the glory of your creation's booty. If that was true then development time and cost would be halved on every game created, easily.

Sorry, I don't give A's for effort. 2009 games should look like 2009 games. I don't give a fuck how long they were in development. I should (and possibly could) be playing this game on my iPhone for $4.99, not on the Wii for $49.99.

[NeoZeedeater]

Yes, it should be able to, if it literally has the best gameplay ever and does everything else right, like online support, well designed achievements, etc. Otherwise, they are selling me a GameCube game for $50 in 2009 and can fuck themselves.

Single-player games don't need online and achievements are less of a feature than a sound test to me.

[James]

Otherwise, they are selling me a GameCube game for $50 in 2009 and can fuck themselves.

You aren't buying it and never will, so they aren't selling it to you. They wouldn't mind if you joined in, but you aren't the target market for this kind of thing. Gamers who like video games rather than feature lists are the market, so you can stop acting like XSEED is trying to rip $50 out of your wallet.

James

[Uriel]

Yes, it should be able to, if it literally has the best gameplay ever and does everything else right, like online support, well designed achievements, etc. Otherwise, they are selling me a GameCube game for $50 in 2009 and can fuck themselves.