Mythril! I NEED those games! My friend is giving me a copy of Suikoden 1 on monday, but I want CC so bad! Did you use bittorrent? I could never really figure out how to work that damn thing. But yeah, Fable rocks.

rpgking:
Nintendo shall have to change more than eight notes in a couple of minute's worth of Basil Poledouris' "Conan the Barbarian" Film Track to be considered original enough to avoid a lawsuit; unless it has bought rights . . . . Poledouris composed that film score due to some connections he had made at college. He was approximately twenty-one-though-twenty-three-years-old, then.
The cloud shadows appear asthetically pleasing. I like the forest foliage shading. Its overall texture detail is fair.
Respectfully:
C. M. Dratz

C. M. Dratz:

I doubt the song will be going into the final version. It was a promotional video will filler music. This happens all the time; It's like how one of the trailers for Lord of the Ring had some Requiem for a Dream music, even though Frodo really isn't shooting up.

Whither or not Big N paid for the rights to use the music remains to be seen, tho. Could go either way.

You're to old, old man...

And you... you're... ...too fucking Japanese.

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Actually, Shiggy's one weakness is the fact that he's a horrible dork. Incorrigable. Terminally dorky. Watch his appearance during Big N's e3 press conference and tell me this man can pick up ladies in a bar.

But his game design skills are world class, and nobody can argue with that.

Being new does not neccesarily imply being fun.

Innovation is good when it's good. However, while a rhythm game involving trout-shaped controllers where you must beat your opponent with the fish to a pattern created by the sound of a line-feed printer in the room may certainly be original, one would doubt it's enjoyment value.

Unless you had that as your fetish. I'm sure someone does.

Quote:Originally posted by mcgrue

Being new does not neccesarily imply being fun.

Innovation is good when it's good. However, while a rhythm game involving trout-shaped controllers where you must beat your opponent with the fish to a pattern created by the sound of a line-feed printer in the room may certainly be original, one would doubt it's enjoyment value.

Unless you had that as your fetish. I'm sure someone does.




That's it. I'm starting my v-rpg.com quotes collection now. And that's going in it.

Quote:Originally posted by mcgrue

a rhythm game involving trout-shaped controllers where you must beat your opponent with the fish to a pattern created by the sound of a line-feed printer in the room may certainly be original, one would doubt it's enjoyment value.

If you're saying that would be less fun than Yoshi's Island, you're out of your mind.

Quote:Originally posted by Toen

You realize that a new game set in the same universe is not the same as rehashing, I hope. Almost every Zelda game has taken a humongous creative stride in one direction or another, ditto Mario games. Look at the NES Zelda next to Ocarina of Time or Wind Waker, or Super Mario Bros next to Mario Sunshine and tell me the man is a hack. You can't, without sounding rediculous! :D

I don't mean to discredit Molyneux or anything, because he is good as well, but YOU ARE OUT OF YOUR ELEMENT, DONNIE
Damn, I've been controversial. :D

Super Mario Bros and Mario Sunshine are very different, and I have a problem with neither. It's the numerous steps taken to get from the former to the latter that I consider to be the whoring. They're games for money's sake. Which is a ridiculous statement of course, as all commercial games are games for money's sake, but I think as a person of intelligence you can tell what I mean. Molyneux makes original games, and has as far as I am aware made only one sequel (Populous 2, at the order of (ahahahaha) Electronic Arts).


Quote:Originally posted by mcgrue

Being new does not neccesarily imply being fun.
No it doesn't. Since it's inception Bullfrog (Molyneux's software house) was renowned for producing games of the highest quality. And there were no sequels (excepting the aforementioned Populous 2). My point being that if you have as much skill as Molyneux and Miyamoto clearly do, you can make original and fun games. There is no need to rehash. This is why Molyneux's games are still rightly hyped to such an extent despite not being Populous 6 or Black and White 3 or whatever. Miyamoto should use some of his obvious imagination to do some more imaginative stuff.

Quote:Originally posted by Omni

But....I don't want a new universe. I want Adult Link. And I want him now.

I agree. I don't care about original games. The same universe is fine with me(Adult Link rules!), and Miyamoto always has a way of making each new game actually feel like a fresh new game instead of something that's rehashed. As far as games in general go, all I care about is whether or not the experience is a fun one.

Quote:Originally posted by Troupe

Peter Molyneux will crush Miyamoto like the tiny Japnese bug that he is. HEIL FABLE.

Quote:Originally posted by Alex

If Peter Molyneux is going to crush Miyamoto like a bug, I hope it will be televised so that we may all witness it and laugh heartily. This justice must be done.

These two posts early on were already being blatantly incendiary. It's already obvious that there's no room for intelligent debate when this kind of flaming is posted. I know I replied with a similar flame, but I was just going with the flow :P Speaking of which...this topic was never meant to be a debate topic. -_-