Baconsammy
Banned
Always a good idea to just let your 3-year old game six hours in a row.
Always good to be a Scrooge on Xmas and put restrictions on what your kids can do with their brand new gifts? Wonderful parenting.
Always a good idea to just let your 3-year old game six hours in a row.
"DISCLAIMER: MAGIC SPARKLY EFFECTS DO NOT ACTUALLY FLY AROUND YOUR HEAD."
Can't wait for the giantbomb quick look of this.
Eurogamer review
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2012-11-13-wonderbook-book-of-spells-review
5/10
Lol
Indeed, it's noticeable that a lot of things go unmentioned during the Book of Spells. None of the Harry Potter characters are mentioned by name, Hogwarts is only referenced obliquely and outside of the spells, there's actually very little to identify this as a product of Rowling's fictional world.
Not a review, but an article and interview here on Book of Spells and what's next.
http://www.thesixthaxis.com/2012/11/13/wonderbook-sonys-big-hope-for-2012-and-beyond/
Also mentions Star Wars. =)
Seems that the game, little has about the Potter universe or Hogwarts itself, by what the review says. Rowliang only appears in the credit's thanks.
So thats why they didnt call the game Harry Potter's Wornderbook!
LOL
Seems that the game, little has about the Potter universe or Hogwarts itself, by what the review says. Rowliang only appears in the credit's thanks.
Its like they didnt want to really pay royalites for the the real universe things and characters, or EA didnt let them use it.
So thats why they didnt call the game Harry Potter's Wornderbook!
LOL
Seems that the game, little has about the Potter universe or Hogwarts itself, by what the review says. Rowliang only appears in the credit's thanks.
Its like they didnt want to really pay royalites for the the real universe things and characters, or EA didnt let them use it.
$300
$80
tax
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$430
That's the most expensive book I know of.
Harry Potter for Kinect vs. Book of Spells
fight
I believe according to the lore, this book was found 200 years or so before Harry Potter was even born. Something like that.
Yes, that is strange, why isn't Harry Potter mentionned in a book that was written 200 years ago? Miranda Goshawk itself is the link to the universe, like a Harry Potter would know.
"It's likely that even the most enthusiastic player unwrapping this on Christmas morning will have exhausted its charms by the time the turkey hits the table."
Anyone else find that a really weird sentence?
Anyone else find that a really weird sentence?
Anyone else find that a really weird sentence?
Baconsammy said:Grammatically or for some other reason? It's a perfectly fine sentence.
It's fine, yours is horrible and changes the "even" into something that applies to the whole idea of something being likely, when it originally applied to the phrase "the most enthusiastic player."Its the sort of grammar that only passes muster when checked by a machine. The placement of "even" is all wrong - it looks like he's made a sentence out of a fragment, as in it should have been a run-on starting ", it's even likely that..."
Its the sort of grammar that only passes muster when checked by a machine. The placement of "even" is all wrong - it looks like he's made a sentence out of a fragment, as in it should have been a run-on starting ", it's even likely that..."
As it stands, it reads to me that he's really stretching to be as uncomplimentary as possible.
I don't like Dan's reviews generally though, so maybe I'm being harsh, but it scanned really weirdly when I read it on EG, and seeing it in isolation on here made me want to comment.
MCV has a retailer supplement out for Wonderbook, which details the marketing plans for the UK.
http://content.yudu.com/A1zrgr/MCVb...ad/read-the-mcv-wonderbook-supplement/0106364
I think SCEA will probably be sending it out to die, but they seem to be making an effort in the UK. It looks like it'll be in and on quite a lot of mainstream magazines and TV programmes from now up to Christmas (Blue Peter, BBC News Round, Stephen Fry Gadget Man, CNN, Hello, OK, Sunday Times mag etc. etc.) along with the more usual kids tv/cinema and outdoor advertising.
Anyone else find that a really weird sentence?
cakefoo said:It's fine, yours is horrible and changes the "even" into something that applies to the whole idea of something being likely, when it originally applied to the phrase "the most enthusiastic player."
I have seen it mentioned in a lot of retailer flyers leading up to the two biggest child holidays here in Belgium, so SCEE knows what is doing with this title. Doesn't surprise me considering SingStar and Buzz. They know how to market their casual games.
Because saying "even these people" shows that the write thought of possible exceptions and ruled them out.Erm, why use the qualification, "most enthusiastic player", in the first place if it applies to everyone?
Might post impressions later...or not.
MCV has a retailer supplement out for Wonderbook, which details the marketing plans for the UK.
http://content.yudu.com/A1zrgr/MCVb...ad/read-the-mcv-wonderbook-supplement/0106364
I think SCEA will probably be sending it out to die, but they seem to be making an effort in the UK. It looks like it'll be in and on quite a lot of mainstream magazines and TV programmes from now up to Christmas (Blue Peter, BBC News Round, Stephen Fry Gadget Man, CNN, Hello, OK, Sunday Times mag etc. etc.) along with the more usual kids tv/cinema and outdoor advertising.
I think it can be done really.There's a longer clip from bloomberg here talking about it.
http://www.bloomberg.com/video/sony...ney-on-wonderbook-L8GYFCyMQmGVNBv5CG0wNw.html
He says Sony expects 'many hundreds of thousands' to be sold in the UK and well into seven figures beyond.
Hmmm. We'll see.
Bonus (non-)comment on next-generation stuff there too.
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/read/sony-launches-wonderbook-tv-campaign/0106461Sony has launched a multi-million pound TV advertising campaign to ensure Wonderbook: Book of Spells is firmly in the minds of consumers ahead of its arrival tomorrow.
The advert will air on Sunday 18th November during Surprise Surprise, on Monday 19th during I’m a Celebrity: Get Me Out of Here and on Friday 23rd November in a break during Loose Women.
The campaign is already in mid-flow; having begun last Friday during This Morning and continued over last weekend in during You’ve Been Framed and The X Factor.
Thanks!