Awwwww...Dascu said:No, he's not doing a collaboration with Yuji Naka. There's just some confusion because both games were announced at the same time. Yuji Naka's game with Kadokawa Games is called Rodea the Sky Soldier for Wii/3DS.
Um...that name kind of sounds like Suda jumping the shark.We haven't had any other info yet on the Suda game (a trademark might point towards Lollipop Chainsaw being the name).
I've no doubt he's much more involved in the project than, say, Kojima was on Lords of Shadow.mescalineeyes said:It still has a huge Suda51 vibe to it, but I mean it is his studio making the game after all.
Dr. Kitty Muffins said:http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/33529
Dev Diary. They get Shinji to talk about the game and they show some gameplay footage. They give him and the other guy goofy voiceovers while interviewing them which is funny becuase one voice is British. .This is looking redhot.
Aske said:I remembered this game today after seeing an ad on YouTube. When it was announced, I was interested, but not sold in it.
Then I watched the trailers posted earlier in this thread. Loved the aesthetic and the humor, but the gameplay looked dull in the boss video. Still on the fence.
Then I saw ths post:
I said wow. Day fucking 1, price drops be damned. Looks amazing. So glad we're getting it now, so it won't be buried in the fall. Everyone interested in this game should watch the footage posted above.
Dr. Kitty Muffins said:
Curufinwe said:
Eurogamer said:The weirdest thing about Shadows of the Damned is seeing Suda 51's unhinged influence stamped so clearly upon a game that isn't a bit broken. It plays like a faster-paced Resident Evil 4, except instead of placing crystals to open doors you're shoving a giant strawberry into the mouth of a chuckling baby-faced doorknob, and passages are blocked by demon pubes instead of tangled vines. If you've ever played any of Suda's other attempts at horror, particularly Michigan: Report From Hell, you'll recognise his quirky, OTT style, but it's never been seen in a game so polished. I'd always wondered what would happen if you gave Grasshopper Manufacture an infinite budget.
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Possibly the most appealing thing so far about Shadows of the Damned is that it doesn't even pretend to make sense. It doesn't even try to. But it's so full on that there's a distinct danger it'll all be too much by the time you're into the third act. It helps that it's so slick, which means that it's enjoyable for reasons beyond its messed-up script and setting.
It reads like a Suda game and plays like a Mikami one, which for some of Grasshopper's fans will be a mild disappointment it's the slightly broken nature of Grasshopper's games that makes some of the studio's weirdest output so compelling. This, meanwhile, is an action game with a budget and one of the genre's most famous minds behind it. If Shadows of the Damned is as subversive as some of Suda 51's other work, though, there could be a lot more under the surface of this punk-horror road-trip than it first appears.
Dr. Kitty Muffins said:http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/33529
Dev Diary. They get Shinji to talk about the game and they show some gameplay footage. They give him and the other guy goofy voiceovers while interviewing them which is funny becuase one voice is British. .This is looking redhot.
This quote sounds like everything i wanted from Shadows of the damned when it was first announced hype+1It reads like a Suda game and plays like a Mikami one
They've shown footage of both versions and the PS3 version definitely has increased tearing. I'd have to think that just like every other UE3 multiplatform title, the 360 is the safest bet.Gr1mLock said:Any word if there was a lead platform for this game? I'm not sure which system to pick it up for.
Ridley327 said:I am fair and balanced with my assertions of games, even from beloved industry types!
Amir0x said:be that as it may, I need it from someone who hates Suda51/Grasshopper. Their games have pretty much all had terrible gameplay and concepts that are otaku-fodder like NMH, so I need to know this one is different from those who are with me on that boat!
Then I can help the game sell 6 copies instead of 5
Ridley327 said:They've shown footage of both versions and the PS3 version definitely has increased tearing. I'd have to think that just like every other UE3 multiplatform title, the 360 is the safest bet.
It reads like a Suda game and plays like a Mikami one
ILOVEASIANS said:"He can transform into a gun and motorcycle at times." lawl.
I really want to play this but I don't know if I want to pay $60 for it as I'm kind of strapped for cash at the moment. I don't want to pay full price for it then see it go for 40 bucks a month later.
Gravijah said:Almost every game does that these days.
I sure hope so!The Xtortionist said:I'd like to know if this is worth buying for someone who considers RE4 to be the best game of all time.
Amir0x said:I really need final impressions from a Grasshopper/Suda51 hater to know if I should get this. It sounds like my cup of tea, a more faster RE4-style game, but I need to know if it came together from someone who is aware of how awful Suda51/Grasshopper can be before I dip.
I know one of you people will dip in and risk it!
Dr. Kitty Muffins said:Dude, I work at Walmart and I'm jumping in. I think you can afford it.
do you like boss fights? shooting lots of things and then more boss fights? occasionally a qte?Amir0x said:of course I can afford it. I just have thrown my money in the fire over enough Suda51/grasshopper games to know to be extremely wary of anything they touch. Precaution dictates I hear from someone else in the truth to know of whether someone like me could like this
Shurs said:I'll be picking this up.
I have a $20 Gaming Coupon for Kmart that expires in early July and this is the only retail game coming out until No More Heroes: Paradise and Deus Ex: Human Evolution that I'm remotely interested in.
Amir0x said:did you hate Suda51/grasshopper games?
I am of course only interested in this because it has Re4-style gameplay sped up, but I need confirmation from a hater! Be honest if you are!
KaotikMind said:Jesus dude we all know you hate Suda51 games, either take the plunge and buy it or erase it from your mind.
If you aren't going to pick it up why would anyone else who hates Suda 51/Grasshopper be rushing to do the same? Just wait for some reviews/gameplay vids to emerge.Amir0x said:...just ignore me if you don't like hearing it. It is an honest inquiry. I am genuinely curious about this and don't want to waste my money. It is not important to repeat the thing, even though I am just as entitled as anyone else to do so, as it is to get the information so that I may buy it close to its launch if a Suda 51/Grasshopper hater emerges to confirm it as a quality title. I am not going to 'take the plunge' since I've been burnt too many times. I will 'take the plunge' if I get impressions like the ones I asked for since I'll feel more safe to do so
KaotikMind said:Well you are looking in the wrong place, cause most of the guys who are excited for this like Suda51 to some degree. I personally love the guy's games but I do see how theya ren't the best technically.
If there are publications out there who are known to hate him and give him shit reviews, I guess that's your safest bet. But in the end anyone who hates the guy could have some bias in that they will belittle anything with his involvement.
Amir0x said:I really need final impressions from a Grasshopper/Suda51 hater to know if I should get this. It sounds like my cup of tea, a more faster RE4-style game, but I need to know if it came together from someone who is aware of how awful Suda51/Grasshopper can be before I dip.
I know one of you people will dip in and risk it!
KaotikMind said:Hey man I'm just saying that gaming "journalism" is just a bunch of fanboys to some degree so I wouldn't trust them.
Garcia Hotspur said:You want someone who doesn't like Suda51 games to tell you this is going to be a good game? Thats going to make you magically decide you want this game?
If it makes you feel any better, Suda51 isn't the director of the game, some Italian dude is.
KaotikMind said:But from people who hate Suda? Highly unlikely.
Amir0x said:...just ignore me if you don't like hearing it. It is an honest inquiry. I am genuinely curious about this and don't want to waste my money. It is not important to repeat the thing, even though I am just as entitled as anyone else to do so, as it is to get the information so that I may buy it close to its launch if a Suda 51/Grasshopper hater emerges to confirm it as a quality title. I am not going to 'take the plunge' since I've been burnt too many times. I will 'take the plunge' if I get impressions like the ones I asked for since I'll feel more safe to do so
KaotikMind said:It wasn't what I would call sinister, but asking the same thing over and over when it didn't work the first 5 times is pretty demanding.
So don't worry about it, you'll get your impressions come the 21st.
Snapshot King said:Rox, I gotta ask, for clarity's sake. What parts of Sudas games (or all of them, is that the case) that makes you a hater? Because if it's the actual game design, I can absolutely see why, as the guys consistently released crazy games with fucked up design choices that make actually playing them kinda crappy.