brandonh83
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Foffy said:Wouldn't that mean the demo will be out on Wednesday? :lol
I too am awaiting the demo. <3
The last few updates have been really late IIRC
Foffy said:Wouldn't that mean the demo will be out on Wednesday? :lol
I too am awaiting the demo. <3
I'm officially jealous.MarkMan said:I LOVE THIS GAME.
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Everyone support MercuryS/Konami <3
It's not all hacking and slashing, with a fair amount of puzzles, mounts (the less said about the frankly creepy giant spiders the better) and platforming, each able to match the quality seen throughout the title. Puzzles arrive in a decent variety of styles, but generally require you to move items into a certain position, or to trigger switches in the right order. Scrolls on nearby bodies reveal clues and, if you really can't work out the solution, offer you the solution if you forfeit your reward. The platforming, which feels like a slightly heavier version of Prince of Persia, sees Gabriel leaping about on platforms and ledges, while his whip allows him to abseil up and down walls.
Calling CLOS a surprise hit might be a little unfair, as the game looked impressive throughout development, but it's fair to say that I simply didn't expect to enjoy it this much. With a combat system that cleverly overcomes button mashing, wonderful design work and a story that spans far longer than your average video game, Lords of Shadow is exactly what the Castlevania franchise needed to find popularity with a new generation of gamers - and us oldies too.
You're going to make me quote the xkcd "somebody's wrong on the internet" comic, aren't you?hey_it's_that_dog said:FreedomFrisbee is wrong yet thinks he's so right. This cannot stand.sorry
:lol I think I see what you did there.Y2Kev said:Game is reviewing really well. :bow Kojima :bow
It's meme town!hey_it's_that_dog said:If you wish to express your sentiments by posting a tired ass meme, I cannot stop you.
Yeah, same here. I've been on a media blackout for a while (no videos, no screenshots), so I don't really know what the demo is like, but I'm thinking of skipping it as well and just get the game day one.hey_it's_that_dog said:On topic: I really wanna play that demo to see how the game feels, but not really for any other reason because I've seen so much footage of it that I'm already bored of it. I should have exercised restraint.
FunkyPajamas said:You're going to make me quote the xkcd "somebody's wrong on the internet" comic, aren't you?
brandonh83 said:Get the limited. Superior packaging ftw!
Johnas said:Looking at your OP, am I looking at it right in that it's essentially the same piece of artwork as the regular but with different coloring and a few minor tweaks? Seems odd that they would do it that way instead of using a completely different piece of artwork.
brandonh83 said:It's the same image but the LE is hand-drawn art which looks vastly superior.
brandonh83 said:Get the limited. Superior packaging ftw!
If you preorder the LE in Amazon you get a USD20 bonus that you can use later, so you'd be effectively paying USD60 for the game (same as the regular edition).JohngPR said:I usually agree, but I don't think it's substantial enough for me to pull the trigger on the LE.
I have a feeling that the packaging is just a slip case. It certainly looks like it could be based on the pictures.
FunkyPajamas said:If you preorder the LE in Amazon you get a USD20 bonus that you can use later, so you'd be effectively paying USD60 for the game (same as the regular edition).
The regular edition also has the preorder bonus, though :lol
Unless you're a collector I think you're better off with the regular edition. I have several limited edition for different games and I've only watched the making of (or read the artbooks) about once, if at all. If it had a figurine or a nice poster you could frame and hang on a wall or something, it'd be a no-brainer for me. My two centsJohngPR said:That's what makes the decision so hard!
dark10x said:Anyone here spend anytime with the full game yet? The final point of concern for me lies in the loading screens. They are pretty quick in the demo, but I'm still afraid that the size of the areas you explore may be limited and each small scene divided by a loading screen. I hope that's not the case and they actually have large areas to explore. Loading screens can absolutely kill even good level design.
dark10x said:Anyone here spend anytime with the full game yet? The final point of concern for me lies in the loading screens. They are pretty quick in the demo, but I'm still afraid that the size of the areas you explore may be limited and each small scene divided by a loading screen. I hope that's not the case and they actually have large areas to explore. Loading screens can absolutely kill even good level design.
No, but I have plenty of hearsay and conjecture.RedStormSublime said:is there any *actual* info on differences between 360 vs PS3 versions?
dark10x said:I have to admit, the more I read and see on this game, the more excited I become.
While I would never have expected, this and Enslaved have me extremely excited. I love these types of character action games and they both seem unique and inspired.
FunkyPajamas said:Unless you're a collector I think you're better off with the regular edition. I have several limited edition for different games and I've only watched the making of (or read the artbooks) about once, if at all. If it had a figurine or a nice poster you could frame and hang on a wall or something, it'd be a no-brainer for me. My two cents
Segata Sanshiro said:No, but I have plenty of hearsay and conjecture.
Yeah, that would rock in a 20 hour game.DSmalls84 said:To bad there is no Move support for this game. The idea of using the Move controller as a whip sounds like it could be pretty fun.
Segata Sanshiro said:Yeah, that would rock in a 20 hour game.
FunkyPajamas said:I'm going with the PS3 version as well; from what I've read it's the ideal version for me, since I don't have a 360.
Papercuts said:
Nabbing this one, thanks!
Segata Sanshiro said:Yeah, that would rock in a 20 hour game.
FunkyPajamas said:I'm going with the PS3 version as well; from what I've read it's the ideal version for me, since I don't have a 360.
Pimpbaa said:Why did you have to read that it was the ideal version for when you don't even have a choice? :lol
Not really the same type of combat system...canova said:damn looking at all the hype, looks like we got new king in the action genre. who the hell needs that Capcom franchise
canova said:damn looking at all the hype, looks like we got new king in the action genre. who the hell needs that Capcom franchise
JohngPR said: