I'm probably gonna set up an emulator for shadow tower abyss. Glad to see a fan translation exist.
Could you suggest some specific mobile titles that its similar to as I'd love to have a look at them? As DG appears to have a similar amount of content and playtime as other popular dungeon crawlers, Might & Magic X, Etrian Odyssey, etc. do you feel that all those titles should also be priced around $5? In general do you think $5 is a fair price for a game that offers around 30-40 hours of play?
On topic, I have so many games on backlog that I'll have to get this down the line or get it digitally (I really prefer physical).
These types of games its much nicer to have physical copies, esp if you are fan of the genre. Having an actual library of all the titles is by far more satisfying to look at. Then when you flip your shit re-buying digital copies, just so you dont have to swap out discs / carts lol
Its why I kinda wished the other pubs. had their shit together so could purchase digital copies also. Really am hoping somewhere down the line (know its not going to happen tho) the PS4 becomes able to play PS2 games.
Even with being able to play PS2 games on the PS3, the libraries aren't as robust as they could be.
That and Im still concerned that my OG PS3 isnt going to last forever when that thing goes wont really have any options to play the PS2 titles. As new PS2s are way too expensive over here. On top of that we know used ones are a bit too unreliable to really be dropping cash on. I think the US actually has more PS2 titles digitally than Japan does...
Amount of time =/= quality.
Damn, game won't get here until the 24th.
I chose free shipping because i'm cheap =/ who knows when it will get here.
My estimate is 4/25.USPS expects for me to get it on Monday, the 21st?
I doubt it. >:[
Cant be worse than play-asia's Russian Roulette free shipping. Unless it was from them you ordered? D:
Nah, amazon. I choose free because I have a fulfillment center right near me. I usually get release day or two day speed. It's never worth the extra money. I also picked up a copy of eternal ring for $9.
Im surprised that there are still copies of that game around. Considering its pretty much first gen PS2 title lineup isnt it?
Thats pretty cool you are near a fulfillment center. Man I hate how amazon now doesnt seem to deliver on the launch date at times due to new policy change with shipping or something.
Is this on PSN? My copy shipped from NISA but I'm bad at waiting.
You didn't use fedex?YES!
I might get this on Monday.
The game is just sitting there since 04/18 at my local post office.
I can drive there within 10mins...probably need to call first though.
You didn't use fedex?
lol I thought the same thing seeing that users name.
They might also feel there's a ripe opportunity for HD releases they don't want to close off. Probably why we have more PS1 stuff, because if you update those they'd effectively be different games anyway.A lot of publishers are probably asking for money Sony doesn't want to pay. Or just Sony not pursuing it. The shortage of SE and other JRPG games is abysmal.
They might also feel there's a ripe opportunity for HD releases they don't want to close off. Probably why we have more PS1 stuff, because if you update those they'd effectively be different games anyway.
Considering the game comes out on the 22nd I would think its not out yet anyways. Just did a quick search and came up empty.
Well, that's usually an issue that gets worse and worse as time goes on, companies close down, are bought, ect. Which DID happen over the last decade and a half quite clearly (damn, it's been nearly that long since the PS2 launched?) but nowhere near as bad as from during the 8-bit, 16-bit, even 32-bit days. So why do we have more games from those periods than from the PS2 days? I think the PS2 only beats out the N64 VC library, and that's just as much the fact most of the games that aged well and are worth caring about still are from Nintendo, with the worthwhile third party stuff being incredibly sparse and frequently bogged down with licenses (so there goes Goldeneye, the AKI wrestling games, and stuff like Wayne Gretzky 3D Hockey.)I really think its more that the teams dont exist anymore and / or they have no idea about the licensing / rights for stuff used within the older titles. + costs with re-licensing things. So folks who would have been able to bring it over are not around anymore. Though really think for the most part its just companies dont want to deal with making a budget / spare resources to do it.
Well, that's usually an issue that gets worse and worse as time goes on, companies close down, are bought, ect. Which DID happen over the last decade and a half quite clearly (damn, it's been nearly that long since the PS2 launched?) but nowhere near as bad as from during the 8-bit, 16-bit, even 32-bit days. So why do we have more games from those periods than from the PS2 days? I think the PS2 only beats out the N64 VC library, and that's just as much the fact most of the games that aged well and are worth caring about still are from Nintendo, with the worthwhile third party stuff being incredibly sparse and frequently bogged down with licenses (so there goes Goldeneye, the AKI wrestling games, and stuff like Wayne Gretzky 3D Hockey.)
It's available here in PH. The main gaming store here has released the game the same time as Conception II. And since I have only budget for one, I picked Conception II over this.
It's available here in PH. The main gaming store here has released the game the same time as Conception II. And since I have only budget for one, I picked Conception II over this. Hopefully, there are no notable releases for May so I can convince myself to try a first person dungeon crawler.
Yeah, it's weird. I admittedly can't claim I was wholly innocent of that in the past, but that was probably when I was like 7 or 8 and perhaps was overwhelmed by renting some of them. That went away when I turned 13 and became interested in Shining the Holy Ark (and the fact that generation of systems were far better equipped for first person exploration) but I guess some never really outgrew that mentality.it's baffling to me how first person dungeon crawlers are so looked down upon. A simple change in perspective and it's suddenly a dealbreaker. I'm speaking broadly so I ain't sniping nobody in particular.
Really makes me wonder what the hold up is. Bad licensing arrangements? Emulation issues? Maybe it'll sort itself out on PS4 if they get a better emulator there.If you look at the JPSN store anyways, you will see what my issue is with hardly any releases. Its kinda funny how many PS1 titles we have though and odd too considering these are even older than PS2 ones. You would think that software companies would still want to capitalize on the PS2 game sales digitally considering the PS2 isnt produced physically anymore compounded by the price of a "new" system is astronomical. Therefore game sales of physical copies are not exactly pushed forward and stores dont really stock them either asides from mostly used copies. Which as we all know dont give shit back to the developers $$$ wise.
Even the PSP titles they are missing quite a few of the more classic / good games also. Which I find odd.
Really makes me wonder what the hold up is. Bad licensing arrangements? Emulation issues? Maybe it'll sort itself out on PS4 if they get a better emulator there.
Its the general mindset which has always been present against the genre through the ages is that folks just want more visual stimulation.
This is my reason. I really need some pretty sprites or animations in front of me.
it's baffling to me how first person dungeon crawlers are so looked down upon. A simple change in perspective and it's suddenly a dealbreaker. I'm speaking broadly so I ain't sniping nobody in particular.
it's baffling to me how first person dungeon crawlers are so looked down upon. A simple change in perspective and it's suddenly a dealbreaker. I'm speaking broadly so I ain't sniping nobody in particular.
I think first person RPGs are a bit underappreciated development-wise right now, They used to be very popular on computers, and Skyrim is (I think) the best-selling RPG of all time, so I don't think the first-person view is exactly what's the problem.
Maybe it's the changed perspectives of what RPGs are about. They are nowadays more about story and characters rather than old-fashioned adventuring.
I think its just a lot of gamers are forgetting what gaming is about. Which personally isnt fucking framerates, resolution and graphics. Seriously has me worried the direction things are heading these days.
Different people enjoy different things. I think there's room for all kinds of RPGs, and I personally enjoy the genre for its variety.
I know you know exactly what Im talking about though. I mean look at a lot of the other threads out there with the very 3 things constant complaints on. Back in the days that sort of shit never was as much of an issue. More talked about how the game actually was over most things.
Its why there is a stupid shift to focus too much on graphics and other shit putting a backseat to gameplay and content.
I know you know exactly what Im talking about though. I mean look at a lot of the other threads out there with the very 3 things constant complaints on. Back in the days that sort of shit never was as much of an issue. More talked about how the game actually was over most things.
Its why there is a stupid shift to focus too much on graphics and other shit putting a backseat to gameplay and content.