Lumines for PSP (aka REZ producer's new project)
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I just figured that since, in his latest interview, when he said he wanted to make a game which makes use of a platform's abilities (that's just my interpretation of what he was saying, I may be wrong, but download the video and see for yourself if you like), that he and his team might have something more up their sleeves which might hinder a home console version.Society said:
boutrosinit
Street Fighter IV World Champion
I think I know what this could be...
If you look closely, there is a graphic equalizer graphic 'hued' onto the front end.
The dropped tiles match the height of the equalizer. My guess is, if you get a 'tetris' of blocks of the same colour in a certain space, the amount of height you have on your 'tetris' will be matched by the equalizer and that part of the soundtrack will play at that level - bass, singing, whatever.
If it's not that, then I'll suck my own schlong.
If you look closely, there is a graphic equalizer graphic 'hued' onto the front end.
The dropped tiles match the height of the equalizer. My guess is, if you get a 'tetris' of blocks of the same colour in a certain space, the amount of height you have on your 'tetris' will be matched by the equalizer and that part of the soundtrack will play at that level - bass, singing, whatever.
If it's not that, then I'll suck my own schlong.
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
What's 'Technic Cute'?
boutrosinit, that's what I'm thinking too. The puzzle segment matching part is probably a bit more complex than what you described, but that's my general idea of the gameplay.
boutrosinit, that's what I'm thinking too. The puzzle segment matching part is probably a bit more complex than what you described, but that's my general idea of the gameplay.
You can at least say if you think if the Rez fans would like it?
Yeah, Astro Boy is a stinker, but how much of the original UGA team worked on it? Was Mizuguchi even involved with that game, or did he move from Sega before the development even started?Astro Boy? Or is Naka's touch just stronger?
SolidSnakex
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FortNinety
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SolidSnakex said:
I know I asked this in another thread, but what the hell happened to the PS2 version? Weren't we suppose to get it already?
SolidSnakex
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FortNinety said:
On Mastiff's site they have it listed as a late summer release. I haven't heard anything else on it though. Neither GameStop or EB have it listed on their sites.
Considering the release date, Mizuguchi most likely worked on Astro at least halfway through development, before UGA was absorbed into Sonic Team. Even after the merger though, the left over UGA staff finished out the game... with Naka himself coming on board to oversee things himself. The magic touch I guess, everything Naka does turns to shot these days....Marconelly said:
Lord Error
Insane For Sony
Hmmm, but was he even in the UGA team by then? I remember he left Sega, but I don't remember when he did that.
we don't know that miziguchi was personally involved with everything that happened at uga. certainly nothing in astro boy seems to bear his imprimatur.
and while naka bashing is all the rage lately, particularly among hysterical nintendo fanboys, it isn't really fair to blame him for astro boy either -- from what i've played it's a game with fundamental design problems and few merits. its failings clearly run deeper than whatever naka did or didn't do in its last months. he didn't salvage the game, but he didn't sabotage it either.
and while naka bashing is all the rage lately, particularly among hysterical nintendo fanboys, it isn't really fair to blame him for astro boy either -- from what i've played it's a game with fundamental design problems and few merits. its failings clearly run deeper than whatever naka did or didn't do in its last months. he didn't salvage the game, but he didn't sabotage it either.