this is neoGAF, where niche games live on foreeeeeeeeeeeeeever.Jammy said:If the Elebits following continues to grow, though, I might succumb.
KeepitGeriatric said:this is neoGAF, where niche games live on foreeeeeeeeeeeeeever.
I think that might be the reason some people compare the game to Katamari, but not those that compare the gameplay to Katamari. I'd say the game designers were deeply inspired by Katamari Damacy, even if it had super realistic gritty post apocalyptic future art, and a heavy metal soundtrack. These guys definitely studied the Katamari gameplay formula. They weren't as successful putting the same formula into a new setting, but the inspiration would be obvious even if it were a prototype with no recognizable objects. If you break down what exactly made Katamari addictive from purely gameplay, you'll see it in Elebits. And I'm not complaining at allXristot said:I think the reason people compare this to katamri is because of the art and the fact that there are 100s of manipulatable objects in each level.
Actually, the most obvious pink elebit unlocks score attack. The second one that unlocks challenge is a little better hidden. And to get eternal, you have to either complete the level within a certain amount of time, or some other special condition (don't break a certain amount of objects or don't make too much noise). You have to stick theKoomaster said:Picked up the game from target today and nearly played 6 hours so far. It's really really fun, moreso than I thought it would be.
I think the pink elebits are what unlock different modes for each level. Find one and you would unlock challenge mode, find two to unlock the score attack, and get the 3rd to get eternal mode.
So far the only stage I found all 3 pink elebits was the 3rd stage (or whichever one where you first get to the kitchen). I actually ended up doing it on my first try somehow and was ready to continue the story mode. But then I wanted to try out Eternal Mode for that stage, which still keeps track of your time (which I like). Eventually I check my timer and I've spent 40 some minutes just goofing off in this one stage. :lol
Still can't figure out what I need to stick in the microwave to get it working tho, but I definitely had fun trying. Also ended up cracking myself up when I found the clock above the doorway and discovering I could pull it down. When some Elebits came out I blurted; "Elebits know what time it is." ~FlavaFlav :lol
In anycase, the game is awesome. I got up to the street level tonight which is just huge. The stage ended just as I got the ability to toss cars around tho. Guess there is always room for improvement!![]()
Wow, thank you. That's totally the obvious solution now that you mentioned it. I guess I didn't ever pay attention to the popcorn tho.SpiffyG said:You have to stick thein the microwave.popcornIt's in the cabinet under the pizza.
Sega said:The main gripe I have with the game is the "you can only send one picture/level in a period of 24 hours" limit. It makes me afraid to send anything, because I know I won't be able to send anything for another 24 hours. Every night, I have to stay up later and later, just to send something...
Yes, you can choose 8 friends. But I'd rather an 8 picture limit, so you can at least send different pictures to different people.KDups said:That's ridiculous. Can you at least send one level/pic to multiple friends at once? What possible reason could they have for doing this?
Sega said:That, and you can't send pictures to your friends' Wiis themselves... you have to send it to their Elebits. So they have to already own Elebits for Konami to get their free word-of-mouth advertising for the game.
Kevar said:It's like they finished it in the first month
Kevar said:Ethelred: you can unlock an "eternal mode" for each level by finding the right pink Elebit. It's basically the same thing without the time limit.
Kevar said:This game is the first time the Wii has made me go "WTF"
Like, when I have an item in the capture gun, and I push the remote forward to make the item drift forward. It weirds me out.
Play the Monkey Ball trombone minigame! It rocks soo much :lolDefectiveReject said:Have you played Wii Play (I guess not as youÂ’re probably American)
But the fishing game makes me go WTF as you have sense of depth of screen and not just 2D planes which standard cursor movement gives with a stick. Its really seriously weird!
Haven't tried it out yet. Seems like it could be a little too crazy with stuff flying all around. But I'll have to try it out.Ferrio said:How's the multiplayer?
Macam said:GameTrailers has posted their Elebits review for those interested. Windows media fans, just change the last three letters of the URL to 'wmv'.
I'd buy it in a heartbeat if it was allready released in Euroland, same applies to Trauma Center-damn you third parties why don't you want my money?fusoya59 said:not enough elebits love.
we need more people buying elebits to see elebits 2! come on people, hurry up and buy (and ENJOY) this wonderful game!
Scopebob Sniperpants said:Astonishingly good. Sleeper hit. Elebit 2 is certain.