http://www.jeux-france.com/news8558_camelot-recrute-pour-un-rpg-next-gen.html
If so, could that be the new title they're showing at E3?
If so, could that be the new title they're showing at E3?
Camelot RPF for Revolution?
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solarplexus
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What issue? My latest famitsu is #845 and there is no camelot announcement in it.
solarplexus
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olimario said:
Not a single japanese website is reporting or confirming this. And as Newtechnix never give any source/link/whatever I'm a little bit sceptical.
If they have the issue why don't they scan the two pages?
The latest famitsu is #845 and I don't see such an announcement
The next issue comes out tomorrow.solarplexus said:Not a single japanese website is reporting or confirming this. And as Newtechnix never give any source/link/whatever I'm a little bit sceptical.
If they have the issue why don't they scan the two pages?
The latest famitsu is #845 and I don't see such an announcement
Maybe the announcement on their website is saying it's in the next Famitsu. I dunno.
solarplexus
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Drakken said:
There's nothing. Only the usual vacancies but there are online for months now. And camelot's news flash is over two weeks old.
http://www.camelot.co.jp/
I don't understand why any french website isn't able to give any source or linkage. Jeuxpo says it's an advertisement on their website, Jeuxfrance says it's in the latest famitsu.
no source = no believe. It looks like we'll have to wait till tomorrow
solarplexus
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Jonnyram said:
Thanks Jonnyram!
They wouldn't be considering DS as a "next gen" machine, would they? I know, it's unlikely, but I just want to be absolutely sure we're talking about Revolution here..
I'd expect game announcements and possibly video for Revolution games at E3, but no playables. Of course, I'd love if they were playable..
I'd expect game announcements and possibly video for Revolution games at E3, but no playables. Of course, I'd love if they were playable..
Camelot stated in an interview a while back that 1) they aren't currently working on any DS games, though they have some ideas for the future, and 2) they have started work on their next project and would love to show it off at E3 if they could...This announcement only gives further proof to it being a Rev game, and I sure as hell hope they do show it off...
<3 Camelot
<3 Camelot
Playable or not, as long as I have some kind of Revolution graphic demo to look at at E3 I will be a happy gamer.
And isn't there a chance that this is the GCN game that was speculated on oh so long ago?
Takes a while to develop an RPG. Maybe Nintendo felt that it would be necessary to have one at Revolution's launch, so the project was transfered?
And isn't there a chance that this is the GCN game that was speculated on oh so long ago?
Takes a while to develop an RPG. Maybe Nintendo felt that it would be necessary to have one at Revolution's launch, so the project was transfered?
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Reggie said in an EGM interview that we should expect to see something like with the DS, demos to show how the games will play. But then more recently someone from NCL said they were still considering how much to show (I think it was a PR guy), and NCL would have the last word so god knows.
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So, what rules out PSP, Xbox2 and PS3? Camelot is not a Nintendo second party are they?
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belgurdo said:
. I believed the hype in Golden Sun and bought Golden Sun: The Lost Age with my GBA SP. The only good things are the nice Mode 7 visuals and the puzzles to solve. It's terrible. Bad story, bad characters, hideous battle system. Very unpolished.
Camelot seems to be Nintendo exclusive these past few years, by choice, no less.
I think their last game for a non-Nintendo entity was the atrocious Beyond the Beyond for the PSOne... and published by Sony, IIRC. There was some bad blood between Camelot and Sony, I believe Camelot felt that Sony pressured them to release BtB WELL before it was ready (which probably contributed to it's complete ass-ness.) Since then, they seemed to find a home with Nintendo. Something like that.
I think their last game for a non-Nintendo entity was the atrocious Beyond the Beyond for the PSOne... and published by Sony, IIRC. There was some bad blood between Camelot and Sony, I believe Camelot felt that Sony pressured them to release BtB WELL before it was ready (which probably contributed to it's complete ass-ness.) Since then, they seemed to find a home with Nintendo. Something like that.
It was written, played and sounded a lot better than some RPGs on the PS2 "THE RPG CONSOLE!" and GC which I will not bother to name. Personally it was the first RPG where the dungeons did not piss me off - that in itself needs to be praised mysteriously.Guns N' Poops said:
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Yeah, the dungeons in Golden Sun and particularly the sequel were very nice. Script needed an editor as the characters rambled on far too long for a portable RPG, but other than that it's a good series.
This from an FF8 fanboy?
belgurdo said:
This from an FF8 fanboy?
Clap Hanz developed every Hot Shots Golf game. Apparently they are known for it.Ronin said:
Whether this "Clap Hanz" has any relationship to Camelot is unknown to me.
The original Hot Shots was developed by Camelot and was a huge thing back on the old PS1. Of course the fallout between Camelot's distaste towards Sony led to them running to Nintendo who then shoved them on Mario Golf which is why Mario Golf plays eerily similar to Hot Shots... just a bit better :lol
PS3/PSP are ruled out because Camelot hates SCEI. It could be a Xenon game though.Zerodoppler said:
Nope, Camelot developed the first Minna no Golf themselves. Clap Hanz (who was formed specifically to take over the series) is made up of some former Camelot memebers and SCEI staff.el jacko said: