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Yeah yeah so Capcom revealed Resident Evil 4... very nice.
Now I am a Resident Evil fan yet with the fact that we have 4 Resident Evil games due for release BEFORE that game (which will be the best) any sorta excitement for it is hardly worth it, Resi 0 is where it is at for the time being.
Yep this post is about the OTHER 4 Project studio 4 are developing.
System selling games, cult classics and there are FOUR OF THEM! One is sure to start a cult following, naturally I believe Viewtiful Joe would be better suited to the GBA but hey just look at them all. An original and revolutionary side scrolling adventure similar to the looks of old classics long forgotten. Project 3 a game that doesn't appear revolutionary but will probably be the king of the genre, Nintendo's premier third person adventure perhaps? Dead Phonix flying idea sounds incredible and may spark a following similar to Jet Set Radio yet the other up coming classic is Killer 7 and I really am intrigued by this.
This really tally's up something for Nintendo, an exclusive Gamecube development house of Capcom that has enough teams to develop 5 games at once... This is as big as Rare! And the company is as clever as Rare... When Capcom claimed they were impressed by the clever things of the Gamecube and the emphasis on fun I was slightly confused as to why we saw Resident Evil. It is brilliant yet nothing clever OR emphasises fun in fact it puts most effort into being scary. These 4 titles make far more sense and despite being all unknown titles they will be known. Look at all the prospects here, we could have on our hands the third party title that will beat metal gear solid and GTA the two 'biggies' Nintendo don't have.
I'm going to dig up more dirt on these titles but these four can go along side Final Fantasy Chronicals, Resident Evil series and the Sonic franchise as some of the biggest 3rd party titles aquired by Nintendo.
So which one sounds good to you?
Now I am a Resident Evil fan yet with the fact that we have 4 Resident Evil games due for release BEFORE that game (which will be the best) any sorta excitement for it is hardly worth it, Resi 0 is where it is at for the time being.
Yep this post is about the OTHER 4 Project studio 4 are developing.
System selling games, cult classics and there are FOUR OF THEM! One is sure to start a cult following, naturally I believe Viewtiful Joe would be better suited to the GBA but hey just look at them all. An original and revolutionary side scrolling adventure similar to the looks of old classics long forgotten. Project 3 a game that doesn't appear revolutionary but will probably be the king of the genre, Nintendo's premier third person adventure perhaps? Dead Phonix flying idea sounds incredible and may spark a following similar to Jet Set Radio yet the other up coming classic is Killer 7 and I really am intrigued by this.
This really tally's up something for Nintendo, an exclusive Gamecube development house of Capcom that has enough teams to develop 5 games at once... This is as big as Rare! And the company is as clever as Rare... When Capcom claimed they were impressed by the clever things of the Gamecube and the emphasis on fun I was slightly confused as to why we saw Resident Evil. It is brilliant yet nothing clever OR emphasises fun in fact it puts most effort into being scary. These 4 titles make far more sense and despite being all unknown titles they will be known. Look at all the prospects here, we could have on our hands the third party title that will beat metal gear solid and GTA the two 'biggies' Nintendo don't have.
I'm going to dig up more dirt on these titles but these four can go along side Final Fantasy Chronicals, Resident Evil series and the Sonic franchise as some of the biggest 3rd party titles aquired by Nintendo.
So which one sounds good to you?
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Not too sure about PO3 or Dead Pheonix yet. They have potential, but I'm not sure.
Killer 7 sounds really interesting though, and Viewtiful Joe really intrigues me.
It's good to see that all of the games have elements of originality.
Killer 7 sounds really interesting though, and Viewtiful Joe really intrigues me.
It's good to see that all of the games have elements of originality.
Dringo wrote:
> Well naturally because if it didn't why would it be on the Gamecube.
And that was MY point thank you very much! :-D
> Well naturally because if it didn't why would it be on the Gamecube.
And that was MY point thank you very much! :-D
Good good.
These sound good. Although I dislike most 2-D/partialy 3-D games. Ah well.......
These sound good. Although I dislike most 2-D/partialy 3-D games. Ah well.......
Well naturally because if it didn't why would it be on the Gamecube.
It would so watered down and much more awkward to control.
It COULD be done, but not half as effectively.
And this new Capcom game relies even more on fluid controls.
Trust me, this will take FULL advantage of the Gamecube.
It COULD be done, but not half as effectively.
And this new Capcom game relies even more on fluid controls.
Trust me, this will take FULL advantage of the Gamecube.
Strafex wrote:
> Dringo wrote:
> I think the original smash brothers would work great on the GBA.
>
> With no analogue control and a complete lack of buttons?
> With loads happening, on a small screen?
>
> I suppose it "could" be done, but it wouldn't really work so
> well.
I think it could...
> Dringo wrote:
> I think the original smash brothers would work great on the GBA.
>
> With no analogue control and a complete lack of buttons?
> With loads happening, on a small screen?
>
> I suppose it "could" be done, but it wouldn't really work so
> well.
I think it could...
Dringo wrote:
> I think the original smash brothers would work great on the GBA.
With no analogue control and a complete lack of buttons?
With loads happening, on a small screen?
I suppose it "could" be done, but it wouldn't really work so well.
> I think the original smash brothers would work great on the GBA.
With no analogue control and a complete lack of buttons?
With loads happening, on a small screen?
I suppose it "could" be done, but it wouldn't really work so well.
ooooo like Contra!!
It better have a 2 player mode so me and Cookie Monster can stomp our way through it :D
It better have a 2 player mode so me and Cookie Monster can stomp our way through it :D
I just learn it isn't quite 2D its a bit like Contra.
I think the original smash brothers would work great on the GBA.
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