Dreams-Visions
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In November 2015, it was reported that Valhalla Motion Pictures was suing Valhalla Game Studios for trademark infringement, likely due to their similar name and logo. [6]
when it rains it pours.
In November 2015, it was reported that Valhalla Motion Pictures was suing Valhalla Game Studios for trademark infringement, likely due to their similar name and logo. [6]
Devil's Third looks janky without feeling janky. Some pretty satisfying violence you can inflict. Speaking of violence, it doesn't try to make you feel bad for being violent. You are not awful, you are perfect bald-man badass. I dig how unforgiving the game can be, but with some snap decisions, the winner is you!
Melee is very much like a brawler (i guess), but with the guns involved, when those damn ninjas keep blocking your attacks, dodge back and open fire on those shits. It's all an intuitive press of a button.
Shooting though, may take some time to feel natural (it did for me at least.) Don't just jump into iron-sights. Begin shooting in third person, and once you know you are hitting the target, zoom in and they are done for as fast as a beheading.
EDIT: I wouldn't say "blown out of proportion". It just became... Fun to dislike it. You know, like how turd is a funny word.
Having just beat the SP and spent some time on MP, I will say yes it is that bad (and maybe even worse depending on how forgiving you are).
It really is a poorly designed mess of low quality things, like something that should have just been cancelled. I assume the PC version will be better since it should actually have a somewhat acceptable level of performance, but for an action game its offensive and insulting to people to try and pass this off like a legit 60$ product.
Well its subjective I guess, but I disagree completely. It feels janky in tons of ways. Melee is a mess, enemy hit reaction is a mess, shooting is a mess. There is one encounter in particular that is so unfun that I almost said fuck it, but I figured I owned Itagaki to see it through until the end.
It's not a "fun to hate game" or a "bandwagon hate game". It is a legit unfortunate mess.And this is coming from someone that drove an hour each way to get the only physical copy available.
Beat the game and loved it for what it was. Shooter/melee game mixed with a typical silly army/miltary plot and odd characters. It's got great variation in locations and one level it goes straight up Resident Evil like. Ha. A blast of a game, but janky as all fuck.
I think there will be more replies to this thread than copies of the game sold.
Now that's just harsh.
I bet an integer percentage of the people who buy this game in the US will visit this thread.
I honestly just would like to know what happened during the development of the thing. It was announced so long ago and then just fell off the radar entirely for a bit.
THQ died and the game had no publisher (or funding probably) for like, yearsI honestly just would like to know what happened during the development of the thing. It was announced so long ago and then just fell off the radar entirely for a bit.
Well for one THQ went under.
THQ died and the game had no publisher (or funding probably) for like, years
It's in stock at Amazon.ca. Not convinced anyone will be unable to find it.
If this is true, they are going to hoard them, take off the wrap, and sell them as used for noticeably more.
Yeah, I know THQ went under but did Itagaki just go dark entirely when that happened?
I wonder if development actually was ongoing at all at that point. Losing your funding all of a sudden for a long ass period of time is about as big a disruption as you can get in the middle of developing a game.
Does it really deserve all the ridicule?
Does it really deserve all the ridicule?
THQ died and the game had no publisher (or funding probably) for like, years
Does it really deserve all the ridicule?
Just in case no one noticed my last reply, Gamestop Online still has it in stock.
http://www.gamestop.com/wii-u/games...7&sourceID=je6NUbpObpQ-fikzJqrAl.RcC8XoEIv3qg
This could really be a super rare collectible item one day.
And yet somehow second hand copies of Devil's Third will be like $300 sealed in 10 years
If this is true, they are going to hoard them, take off the wrap, and sell them as used for noticeably more.
this game kinda reminds me of when Lair came out. people just wanted it to be so good, so badly. but it was just a gigantic trainwreck of a game. like this one.
This is all that needs to be said about the game in fairness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRtEnIZK97U
I suspect the game had just enough money thrown at it to finish what was put on a standstill during the thq collapse and nothing more. I'm more curious as to what Nintendo had planned for helping this game at all. Did it help them secure itagaku's next game or something? The business decision behind this game is all I want to know about.
This got physical over Fatal Frame...
An integer percentage of the people who buy this game in the US will visit this thread.
420 copies is pretty rare.... could be worth $ one day like those crappy rare NES cartridges
Just ordered 2 copies from gamestop (free shipping too!)... I figure I can at least make my money back in a year
I think very few people in the Devil's Third OT argue that the game is objectively good as a whole, but the people that liked it, really like some parts of it, highlights seems to be the crazy, really responsive multiplayer experience (That most choice of words call "unique, addictive and just dumb fun" and the complete hilarity of the single player campaign, that is said to have personality and a PS2 era sense of fun not present nowadays. I am waiting for my copy to arrive, and I am fully aware I am diving into a wreck of a game, but its story and how divisive it is means I am getting at least some kind of entertainment out of it.Yup. Go to any legendary shitty game's OT and you will find a few people defending it.
Heck a very active member on Gaf to this day defended Sonic '06 with the same kind of vigor as some people have with this game.
Anybody who has ever gotten a title pre-release and offered up even mild criticism usually gets smeared and then when it releases and those complaints are echoed by the public and review sites then suddenly it becomes a vendetta against the game by people who are mean and just don't get it or want to fail.
It's ok to like bad games. I kinda dug Kane & Lynch 2 but I'm not gonna make a fool of myself and parade it around like it wasn't kind of junk that scratched an itch for me. That's admitting that taste is subjective while also taking off the blinders long enough to realize that for most people the game is gonna be considered shit.
I can only speak to the US, but: Sold out at Amazon, sold out at Best Buy, sold out at Walmart, dwindling numbers at GameStop and unlikely Nintendo will re-print.
Already going for high prices on eBay.