Regulus Tera
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Angeles said:You want FF13 on psp too instead of ps3?
In all honesty, I would have sayed yes a few months ago. Right now my hype for that title is in the negative numbers.
Angeles said:You want FF13 on psp too instead of ps3?
wrowa said:In my opinion handhelds are better suited for this genre
Haunted said:oh god I just saw the scans for Valkyria.
What the hell, worst butchering of perfectly fine design work since the DS Castlevanias.
Angeles said:You want FF13 on psp too instead of ps3?
Quixzlizx said:Can someone explain this to me? For any genre at all? Because if you mention anything about portability, you aren't talking about genre or gameplay at all, but your personal gaming patterns.
Hcoregamer00 said:Goddamn, this is really starting to look like DQ9 announcement, but in micro form.
So much RAGE.
biocat said:It says you can pick a mission of varying difficulty (the picture shows a mission where you have to defeat all the enemies), then pick a character and a weapon (if you're playing alone the second character will be controlled by the computer, and then you do the mission together (most are apparently boss fights.)
Hcoregamer00 said:Goddamn, this is really starting to look like DQ9 announcement, but in micro form.
So much RAGE.
Kintaro said:If you keep telling yourself that, it's bound to come true at one point right?
Angeles said:It's kinda awkward that all of sudden people wants the game on PSP/WII or even the freaking DS when nobody gave a fuck about valkyria chronicles on the ps3 and many of these people didnt even play valkyria chronicles yet
These people do not care about the game itself they care about the platform and call us close minded for only wanting the game on PS3 when people who actually cares about the game bought a PS3 for it and now they are asking them to buy PSP too
:lol
Quixzlizx said:Can someone explain this to me? For any genre at all? Because if you mention anything about portability, you aren't talking about genre or gameplay at all, but your personal gaming patterns.
Obsolete Observation said:Being able to put your ds/psp in sleep mode and then come back and finish a long battle makes strategy rpg's more suitable for handheld's, particularly if those SRPG's don't have a suspend feature.
Hcoregamer00 said:Yeah, in second thought it may be a little too much since half the people are bitching, and half the people are actually happy for the announcement.
It is even more awkward when more people didn't buy the game until the price dropped, and then they get mad when SEGA considers other platforms.
Hcoregamer00 said:It is even more awkward when more people didn't buy the game until the price dropped, and then they get mad when SEGA considers other platforms.
So let me get this straight. Your hype for FF13 is in the negative. You hate it now. You want to watch it fail ... and you think it would be a particularly big, gleeful failure if it were a PSP game?Regulus Tera said:In all honesty, I would have sayed yes a few months ago. Right now my hype for that title is in the negative numbers.
Enron said:Edit: I bought mine on day1 @ full price. That makes me an O.G.
Quixzlizx said:That's a false dichotomy.
And I pre-ordered... at Gamestop!!! Where are my reparations??
Kintaro said:Lame argument. Blame Sega for putting out VC at a time swamped with way, way, way bigger titles around it. Hell, if it wasn't for GameStop and a re-release by Sega themselves at a cheaper price, they would have fucked themselves over good. You know it too. Lame argument. Angeles pretty much called it.
(Wii)Dragonball: Revenge of King Piccolo - 6,6,5,6
Hcoregamer00 said:I did too, I even went all the way to the Gamestop upper management to get my damn preorder bonus. I even bought two copies of the damn game and connived 7 friends and family to buy the game.
You are directing your anger at the wrong person.
Hcoregamer00 said:I called it even before the game was released in the USA, that doesn't dismiss the fact that the game sold poorly enough that they thought a move in platform would lead to greater success.
RpgN said:Or you can switch platforms for strategic reasons, MH3 being a good example. I still think it's Sega's way of building the franchise. It's a smart decision and I'm happy for VC on the psp, but I can't deny I want my console fix with high production values too. Here's hoping for a third VC in the works.
Hcoregamer00 said:I called it even before the game was released in the USA, that doesn't dismiss the fact that the game sold poorly enough that they thought a move in platform would lead to greater success.
Grimmy said:I hope that more developers will consider bringing their mainline titles to the PSP. Namco Bandai, learn from Sega's example! Make a Tales mainline game on the PSP!
Angeles said:You want FF13 on psp too instead of ps3?
PepsimanVsJoe said:Seriously though that is a massive rack...like way too big for 1935. I've been reading wikipedia looking for the part where this lady gets infused with breast-inflating demon blood but no dice.
PepsimanVsJoe said:Dunno what the problem with the PSP is though. People complain about the lack of games then when games are announced they complain about that.
Hcoregamer00 said:Sega's way of building the franchise was the Anime. If they really wanted it for strategic reasons, they would have announced a Wii version simultaneously.
RpgN said:If you've noticed closely, it seems that Sega is trying to make this franchise a playstation franchise. I'm not sure how far they'll keep it that way, but with PSP they're continuing that path. They are gaining momentum and more userbase while keeping that AAA high status exclusiveness. They looked into the psp platform for the reactions the VC trailer got at the E3. At the same time it's a perfect time to release it on the psp. If it gets popular, they can make more for the ps3 and psp simultaneously.
Sega are seriously playing their cards right with VC, excellent management. The way they made VC1 sell good eventually and are pushing for VC2 now.
Hcoregamer00 said:To be fair, Selvaria and Alicia are the only two characters in a very large cast with large proportions. Most of the females in Valkyria Chronicles have fairly realistic proportions.
Pretty much, Sega can't win.
They make a big budget RPG, it doesn't sell as well as expected.
They move to a platform with lower development costs, people complain that Sega didn't make another big budget RPG.
Angeles said:People complain that it's actually Valkyria Chronicles 2 instead of Valkyria Chronicles Spin off i think people would be fine if spin off for psp and valkyria 2 on ps3 announced
Hcoregamer00 said:On the other hand, your PSP post is perfect, I really can't argue against that. Sega is trying to get Valkyria on the PSP in the middle of the console revival, which is the perfect way to get a new market.
Angeles said:People complain that it's actually Valkyria Chronicles 2 instead of Valkyria Chronicles Spin off i think people would be fine if spin off for psp and valkyria 2 on ps3 announced
Kintaro said:I think you'd be correct if we assume this gets a US release (by the time it comesout in the US, that "revival" could be over). In Japan, there is no PSP revival. It's going steady. No real "revival" to be had there at all. No big events, big franchises, nothing as of late or coming soon except for Kingdom Hearts? <shrugs>.
Quixzlizx said:Can someone explain this to me? For any genre at all? Because if you mention anything about portability, you aren't talking about genre or gameplay at all, but your personal gaming patterns.
Hcoregamer00 said:I agree with you in the respect that they seem to be tying the franchise to Sony consoles. After all, having a PS3/X360 simultaneous release would have been better for franchise sales for the original. To go a step further, they could have announced this game simultaneously for the Wii/PS2/PSP, instead they make it PSP-only. Like with the Yakuza franchise, they seem to keep Valkyria exclusive to Sony platforms. Keeping the franchise exclusive is both smart and dumb. It is smart because Sony fans will make the Valkyria franchise their own.
On the other hand, your PSP post is perfect, I really can't argue against that.
Quixzlizx said:Like I posted before, I don't play on the go, so all else being equal, the handheld version will always be inferior. It has nothing to do with being a graphics/sound whore... if someone offers you $1 or $10, you're going to take $10. What advantage will the actual game have (i.e. not sales age) by being on a portable if you don't game outside the house? If VC2 has to be on the PSP so that VC3 (or VC2) can be made, then so be it, but that's not an argument on why VC2 won't suffer a hit by changing platforms.
RpgN said:It worked for Yakuza (in Japan lol).
Opiate said:Why is anything better on the TV? Because the screen is bigger and the graphics are better. Those don't affect gameplay either.
You apparently prefer larger screen/better graphics to portability. In neither case should gameplay be directly affected.
rosjos44 said:If you enjoied the game / series I see no reason why you should not enjoy the next one. Dq 9 is an amazing title and its on a handheld. Which brings me back to my orginal thesis, I think that gamers forgot about the soul / enjoyment of a video game regardless of platform.
rosjos44 said:If you enjoied the game / series I see no reason why you should not enjoy the next one. Dq 9 is an amazing title and its on a handheld. Which brings me back to my orginal thesis, I think that gamers forgot about the soul / enjoyment of a video game regardless of platform.
Spiegel said:This score is surprising.
The game looks so good on videos :/
Quixzlizx said:Your response ignored everything that I said and was basically, "Well, it'll be a good game anyway." Sterling logic, there.
Kintaro said:Does DQ have heart? :lol I kid.
Now gamers forgot about the soul of a video games...give me a break. Platform discussions have taken place since the dawn of video games. In fact, there is more soul in platform debates than there is in the games themselves.
Until the one console future occurs anyway.
Quixzlizx said:1. This statement assumes that gameplay is never affected by the amount of processing power available. This is obviously not the case.
2. Graphics, sound, and presentation are part of the experience of the game. Portability is merely a matter of convenience except in rare instances involving local multiplayer, although local multiplayer can usually be just as effective on a console.
3. Portable games are limited in storage space unless they are download only, and this can affect what is included in the game
rosjos44 said:I see your point but it seems to me that you forgotton what a game really is. I try to stay away from the presentation, sound, graphics, debates because I played games on SNES that are better than most games today. I simply enjoy gaming, I enjoy games. If you think a game is going to be inferior because its on a less powerful console then I would say your are mistaken.
donny2112 said:Wasn't there a report about Yakuza 3 just breaking even with its sales? Besides, the Yakuza HD games are a personal mission from the creator to justify HD development. Not exactly the same situation as you're putting forward here (i.e. SEGA trying to make VC a Sony-only franchise).
Kintaro said:Really? On the SNES? The successor to the NES with advanced graphics and sound over the system before it? You saying those improvements didn't factor into your enjoyment of those games you believe are better than most games today?