Kulock said:Looks good, only thing I'm concerned about is if some of the grander animations will interfere with gameplay. But I'm sure they'll keep the hitboxes tight, not "Oops your cape flipped up and hit lava."
Evasion is done with triggers or right stick. I have been thinking about arcade sticks and pads, though.dallow_bg said:Does this use the right stick at all?
I want to play this with an arcade stick.
Correct. Microsoft is publishing.lorddarkflare said:So only for XBLA?
Noogy said:Correct. Microsoft is publishing.
Wow, so did Microsoft approach you or did you approach them?Noogy said:Correct. Microsoft is publishing.
I guess technically Microsoft approached me, but it definitely wasn't an overnight thing. I can't divulge beyond that, but I can say that I'm obviously very happy with the arrangement. It's very clear that there are some people there who really know and love games.Odrion said:Wow, so did Microsoft approach you or did you approach them?
I couldn't have said this better myself. XBLA/PSN have given me games that I know would never hit retail, and I believe these services are the greatest thing to hit this generation.jedimike said:XBLA and the competition's counterparts have really been one of the shining lights of this generation. I've spent more money on XBLA then I have at retail and it is because of games like this. In the traditional model of retail only games, this game, and others like it, would have never been created.
Noogy said:Correct. Microsoft is publishing.
Noogy said:Correct. Microsoft is publishing.
You sure you aren't confusing this with Ubisoft's Project Dust?NinjaTehFish said:Kotaku's ubisoft live blog confirmed this for XBL PSN and PC............yay pc love![]()
Totally different game. Ubisoft is publishing Eric Chahi's game, Project Dust.NinjaTehFish said:Kotaku's ubisoft live blog confirmed this for XBL PSN and PC............yay pc love![]()
FoneBone said:Totally different game. Ubisoft is publishing Eric Chahi's game, Project Dust.
Everything but the music. It was asked earlier, but Alex Brandon is still contributing significant musical content. HyperDuck is handling the majority of the score however.AAK said:You made this entire thing... yourself?