Actually, back in the day (when Redemption first came out) they actually did have a Werewolf game in the works, too. Friend of mine that I LARPed with was actually part of the team working on it. Unfortunately, the thing never saw the light of day, but I remember reading an article about it in one of the computer gaming mags. This, though, was back in, like, the late 90's, so alas, no Apocalypse for us.
so there going to take all the weakest aspects of bloodlines and make a game out of it?
I haven't looked into it much. I just knew they were coming out with it. If it says MMO, I basically don't pay much attention to it. There's very few I bother with and none of them are mainstream.
Just lettin you know, the better ones were never realesed outside of japan. And yes, they were crazy amounts better.
ie. Tales of Vesperia (JP) on the PS3 has additional characters and around 30% more content than the non-Japan version.
Tales of the world 2 and 3. As in radiant mythology series. They were NEVER released in the U.S. and had tons of improvements.
I take it you're an importer? Are they really that much superior than the first one? (Radiant Mythology Series)
in truth, they slowly improved each time. 1 was incredibly weak. 2 introduced a shit ton of new characters and moves, rebalanced the gameplay so tales characters level from level 1, and had more backstory from the characters. The main plot was still meh for 2. For 3, they not only fixed all the leveling complaints for characters, not only added a shit ton to nearly almost every single tales character period, but added shit tons of dialogue, double the artes, they really overhauled the fuck out of the third one. So if you want to import, get the third. Its pretty fucking awesome If i do say so, especially if you love the Tales series, its a HUGE fan service.
They basically took both the Raging Blast and Burst limit controls and made made a freak of nature that even Frankinstien's monster would run screaming from. Basically you have melee range (Burst Limits style and just about every fighting game ever mades style) and long range (Raging Blasts free roaming style) but heres the catch you can't just freely move between them but rather have to double tap a button to preform a low damage rock paper scissors move to switch.
..you basically said every damn thing i could have about the game. I was super excited about the customised saiyen, but it only bombed in customization aspects sadly...personally, nothing has defeated Dragonball Z budaki 3 for me.Has anyone here recently tryed the new Dragonball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi game? and if so how did you find the games new battle style.
Personally from my own plays of it the fighting controls in it are by far the worst they could have possibly made
All in all the game feels unnessasarily clunky, sadly this game finally brought in a make your own fighter option only to fail. I can't comment on how the rest of the game plays because the lousy controls kill the urge to play further than the tutorial. Some may find a saving grace I missed for the game but even a free dvd of the first 6 Dragonball Kai episodes couldent make me like the game but i would like to know what others thought of it, maybe in the future when it gets cheaper I might retry it but for now its not worth the full price.
Thanks for putting up with the long gamers rant
I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one XD though for me Budokai Tenkaichi 3 was the peak of the series, a ton of characters ranging from Dragonball to Dragonball GT, a more free roam fighting style that felt more like it should be
Though I think they still need to make the second one since I havent seen it around yet.
If that was a long rant, I'd wonder what you consider short. Or going off on a real tear, heh.Thanks for putting up with the long gamers rant
I don't often do so, but, well, this. Or at least the first sentence. (Not a huge gundam fan, m'self.) You'd think that with the increased interest in Japanese culture that seems to be invading over here in the US (and other countries, I'm sure), you'd think they'd maybe at least take *some* chance on marketing things to a Western audience. "Oh, we're not going to release that game. It's a dating sim." Helloooo, how many people play "The Sims" and all the simulation games where they're pretending to control the lives of other people? "It's more of an interactive novel than a game." GOOD! Maybe it'll teach people how to read. And seriously, nine times out of ten, my reason for usually liking a game is *gasp* THE STORY. "It's got taboo subjects in it." Have you seen what we're putting on television these days? Taboo? WTF is that?
I've always liked the armoured core series, there good games.
Extremely good mech game series, became addicted since the first one. Have you tryed the Virtua On series?