Every wednesday.GhaleonEB said:When does the next Famitsu hit?
Blimblim said:In one week some people in Japan should already have Blue Dragon. Can't wait for their impressions.
When you say "open", what do you mean? Have you played DQVIII - to all intents and purposes, Blue Dragon looks to be the same setup, except the world map is less DQVIII and more DQVII.TheTrin said:Any news in the thread about Famitsu talking about how open the game is?
Jonnyram said:When you say "open", what do you mean? Have you played DQVIII - to all intents and purposes, Blue Dragon looks to be the same setup, except the world map is less DQVIII and more DQVII.
·feist· said:Perhaps he's referring to how the multiple DVDs are handled and just how (relatively) linear the quest may be because of it?
or not...
PantherLotus said:I want to hear about the combat system, the leveling up (weapon upgrades, attribute upgrades, etc) system, and enough of the story to convince me I haven't already played this.
CorrectTheTrin said:It never stopped FF!
Hitler Stole My Potato said:Blue Dragon is basically going to be Dragon Quest IX. Either you like that style or you don't but it'll no doubt feel like familiar territory. If you're expecting something completely new here you're likely to be disappointed.
Hitler Stole My Potato said:Blue Dragon is basically going to be Dragon Quest IX. Either you like that style or you don't but it'll no doubt feel like familiar territory. If you're expecting something completely new here you're likely to be disappointed.
PantherLotus said:I want to see Enemy design and combat control, mostly. I'm talking slimes buddy. I know that they got the DBZ artist...but that's not the main character designer for the enemies, at least not the main monsters in the field.
PantherLotus said:Is that the DBZ guy or the guy that came up with all the monsters in DQ?
Yeah, same guy, Akira Toriyama.PantherLotus said:Is that the DBZ guy or the guy that came up with all the monsters in DQ?
PantherLotus said:Is that Akira Toriyama or Akira Toriyama?
duckroll said:Huh? Toriyama is designing most of the monsters. He even has poopsnakes in the game.
hawtnessduckroll said:It actually sounds more like a cross between DQ8 and FF5
duckroll said:It actually sounds more like a cross between DQ8 and FF5, than vanilla DQ.
Storytelling is very effective and nicely done, Battle system is easy to handle and well balanced,
Having mass appeal for newbies as well.
Gamers will be satisfied with depth in battle,and tons of hidden things around objects.
We can say BD is very traditional but very evolved RPG.
-- Score 9 --
It feels like traditional epic RPG revived with high-end technologies.
Softly and heart warming visuals.very customizable grow-up system with depth.
Effects and cutscenes are not so flashy, but techniques of storytelling are really skills.
-- Score 9 --
Well balanced RPG with authority. Battle is very deep, Kudos to Shadow system with lot of categories and skills,
And some nifty systems like making enemies fought each others.
The story is very compelling, each events have moving dramas.
One thing that depressed me a little was there is a feature to check enemy's poo.
-- Score 9 --
Battles and UIs include command directions are totally stress-free.
You can play for hours w/o stress, This is relatively uncommon for typical RPGs.
We could find joy of Toriyama's artworks, even in movies and battles.
And I really love the music on boss battle, performed by Ian Gillan.
-- Score 10 --
--- This weeks "summary" must buy! --
Reviewer1:You gamers must play BlueDragon and better to try spreading this for non-gamers.
Reviewer2:RPG gamers won't have any regret for buying BlueDragon.
Reviewer3:I can recommend BlueDragon for everyone. Cutting edge but Retro feeling. I'd rather say those kids will love it.
Reviewer4:BlueDragon is very solid, Ian Gillan's boss music made dug up old CD and listen in "Speed King"
whatdog.gifOne thing that depressed me a little was there is a feature to check enemy's poo.
One thing that depressed me a little was there is a feature to check enemy's poo.
It is a Akira Toriyama game so no surprise there.One thing that depressed me a little was there is a feature to check enemy's poo.
Giant enemy crap?
duckroll said:Here are some scans from Obata's Blue Dragon Ral Grado manga.
WARNING THE FOLLOWING CONTENT MIGHT NOT BE SAFE FOR WORK
Pages 31-36
Page 56
As you can see, the pages available at the moment are all of the perv type. Considering the chapter is 58 pages, I expect there to be action sequences and scenes with the actual goddamn dragon in it. Unfortunately we'll just have to see a naked L with tattoos all over molest a big boobed meganeko for now. ^^;
on story board there's robot logo :LevelNth said:Really? ROBOT is an amazing studio. Where did you read this? It doesn't say anything on their site about BD and Google didn't bring anything up either.
reriel said:on story board there's robot logo :
http://www.jeux-france.com/images0_4_18256.html
:lol :lol :lolOne thing that depressed me a little was there is a feature to check enemy's poo.
PantherLotus said:Wait a second.
Are you guys telling me that the guy that came up with the original enemies (slimes, babbles, wolfman, goldman, wyverns, etc) is the same guy that draws Dragon Ball Z? I'm talking about THE ORIGINAL enemies, back from Dragon Warrior I-IV:
Are your really telling me this guy is the same guy that does that does DBZ?
PantherLotus said:Wait a second.
WIKIPEDIA said:During the mid-1980s, Dragon Quest was created by Yuji Horii. The series monster and character designs were by famed Dragon Ball manga artist, Akira Toriyama
squatingyeti said:Said thing is, had this been on PS3 in the exact same form it is now it would've got a 39/40 or 40/40. However, being this was regular Famitsu and not 360, that's a great score for BD and I'm sure MS is VERY proud of what they've put their money in to.
squatingyeti said:Said thing is, had this been on PS3 in the exact same form it is now it would've got a 39/40 or 40/40. However, being this was regular Famitsu and not 360, that's a great score for BD and I'm sure MS is VERY proud of what they've put their money in to.