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If I had to pick one it would be Brave Arms hands down.

 

[tribal24]

maybe its a spin off from ace combat?meh not sure-_- ill just wait and find out

 

[Hunahan]

on the Wii

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I don't know why people are ignoring this... Resident Evil on the Wii needs to look as good as these. These are not so out of reach (Pre-Rendered)

Totally. I got your back on this one.....

Gorgeous! It's left, left, up. Right, down, right, sword, down, up, sword btw.

 

[Aokage]

The more I look at these images, the more sure I am they aren't from Famitsu. It's someone imitating the style. As said before, there's no furigana. Famitsu also doesn't put bevels on everything like this.

Internal Namco mockup am total.

 

[duckroll]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

 

[Duke Togo]

This looks like madness!

 

[tribal24]

leaning towards wii game on what duckroll just said

 

[Lost Fragment]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

Yay, next-gen point-and-click adventure games. Sale +1

 

[dfyb]

hot.

 

[Bad_Boy]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

Sounds boring, game play wise. But I wouldn't mind buying for graphics alone.

Are these fake or what?

 

[Dahbomb]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

So basically these games are long-winded interactive cutscene movies? Well that would explain why the look so good if there is no actually AI/physics and all that other jazz in the way.

 

[thetrin]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

I`m going out on a limb: These are all the same game.

 

[Mr. Spinnington]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

Oh, well... I don't have a problem with that at all.

Illustrations like this, along with the screencaps and whatnot all reminded me of Disaster: Day of Crisis. I can see this on the Wii if it's confirmed.

 

[MightyHedgehog]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

Dragon's Lair is to Laserdisc what Brave Arms is to _ _ _ _ _ _

:lol j/k

What platform? PS3? X360?

 

[Grimm Fandango]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

Ha, called it

 

[Takuhi]

Yeah, I say internal use. The only question is, intentional leak or not? Way too early for a viral campaign. Maybe it's a Ghostbusters sort of thing where the projects are stalled and they're trying to get some external buzz to get it moving again?

The timing works, too.. With Ace Combat out in November, this is just about the right time to be pitching your next project.

 

[Smiles and Cries]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

YES! Now put it all on Wii

 

[Companion Cube]

I`m going out on a limb: These are all the same game.

They all have the same lead character don't they?

 

[Dahbomb]

I`m going out on a limb: These are all the same game.

Brave Arms looks very different from the other games in terms of style, filtering and design, and Second Season 01 is in FPV mode. If it really IS one game then that is a lot of variety in a single package.

 

[karasu]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

yuck

 

[Foil]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

Sounds pretty boring. What a shame.

 

[thetrin]

They all have the same lead character don't they?

Generic racially ambiguous male? Why yes!

 

[DrGAKMAN]

What strikes me as odd is there's no platform listed? Or did someone say that was blacked out? Like they were hiding it?

In which case, why hide it, it's obviously "next gen" which leaves out Wii...so where's the shock value...unless it's pre-rendered and actually IS on Wii?

 

[icecream]

Next Gen ADV

 

[J2 Cool]

So does this mean that if I ever get in a firefight, it's cool if I go under a tall legged girls skirt and wrap around her leg tightly to gain some stability and protect her blind side?

 

[ethelred]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

Sounds awesome.

YES! Now put it all on Wii

What strikes me as odd is there's no platform listed? Or did someone say that was blacked out? Like they were hiding it?

In which case, why hide it, it's obviously "next gen" which leaves out Wii...so where's the shock value...unless it's pre-rendered and actually IS on Wii?

Pay attention, kids at home:

- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out

Buttons, not waggle.

 

[Takuhi]

Second (the third one) isn't a QTE fest! It's a real-time investigation game with shooting segments. Sorta sounds like a a more adventure-ish Condemned.

This is why we all must vote for Second!

 

[Aokage]

I think it's very unlikely this is intended to be a project for the Wii. The text makes reference to buttons, and although the images are pretty obviously mockups, the text and HUD appears to be Dead Rising-style intended-for-HD minisculeness.

 

[DrGAKMAN]

Another thing is, this screams the CAPCOM "let's make the game for western audience" philosophy too...which would definatly mean X360 is the target platform 'cos it sells to us "westerners"...

 

[ourumov]

Another thing is, this screams the CAPCOM "let's make the game for western audience" philosophy too...which would definatly mean X360 is the target platform 'cos it sells to us "westerners"...

This games look very J-appealing to me... it's not they are the GOW/Halo type of games...

 

[Aokage]

I'm going to go with Second as well. That's the one I'd like to see get made.

For the record, the official genres are:

Brave Arms -- Heroic Experience Zero Distance Battle Action

Chain Limit -- Target Link Crisis-Solving Adventure

Second -- First-Person Realtime Investigation

Second FTW!

 

[Linkup]

Okay, I've actually read all 6 pages now, and here's the deal:

- The 3 games represent very different narrative genres (action, survival, investigative)
- All 3 are QTE-fests, with all the gameplay involving selecting the available targets on screen and pressing buttons to do different actions to change how the scenes play out
- They're all cinematic style games involving "bravery, heroes, danger" and so on

 

[MightyHedgehog]

If these were real, I'd be most interested in Second. It has a very Breakdown-look to it.

 

[Takuhi]

Yeah, these are all about America. Maybe one of these three games will be the next kill.switch, and, while bombing horribly, will introduce a game concept that CliffyB can one day use to buy himself a diamond-encrusted 747.

Keep trying, Namco! You'll win us over yet!

Hey, can someone check to see if any of these titles have been copyrighted?

 

[Mockingbird]

All QTE? what a wreck.

 

[Lobster]

Buttons, not waggle.

Oh snap Wiimote and Nunchuk has no buttons!

 

[nelsonroyale]

really nice style...but sound very boring

 

[Jonnyram]

I'm disappointed with the lack of votes for Chain Limit.

 

[nelsonroyale]

hahahhahhahhahaha

 

[Bad_Boy]

I'm disappointed with the lack of votes for Chain Limit.

What if she farted.

 

[lupin23rd]

Even if she farted you'd still tap it, amirite?

m

 

[DrGAKMAN]

On screen text & overall visuals suggest it's not a Wii game for sure, but the gameplay (pointing and clicking) in a (pre-rendered) choose your own adventure style definatly WOULD fit Wii. I like the shot where it looks like your chasing a guy thru a crowd of people.

It seems very like the dynamic action sequences in RE4...ya know, like the Leon vs Krauser knife-fight (which was part real-time part pre-rendered). I'd welcome that and it'd certainly be doable on Wii. They could just overlay the HUD "buttons" (that you'd point to in real-time) on top of a series of pre-rendered videos. Notice some shots even seem more movie-like without the HUD in them...maybe being transitional scenes from one point & click scenario to the next.

 

[Mockingbird]

I thought the style kind of reminded me of the Time Crisis series. . .

 

[BrodiemanTTR]

Yeah, I see absolutely nothing here that would point to the Wii. Sorry guys, but Namco isn't exactly on board with the new gen.

 

[Kafel]

Well, Namco is preparing the preview for the next Famitsu.


What's wrong with you guys ? Don't act as if you didn't know.

Spoiler

I wonder what would have happened if a review had been leaked.

 

[Bad_Boy]

Even if she farted you'd still tap it, amirite?

m

no. :lol

 

[DrGAKMAN]

Yeah, I see absolutely nothing here that would point to the Wii. Sorry guys, but Namco isn't exactly on board with the new gen.

Hey you're probably right, but why are they hiding the platform then? Why is it point & click? Why are the games mainly all 1ST person POV? Why does it have that "choose your own adventure" vibe to it? I mean, if since the X360 & PS3 could handle this stuff in real time, why "dumb it down" to rendered loops? Why even make a big deal of it if that's all it is when either PS3 or X360 would have more serious fair?

I'm probably way off base, but I'm not closing the door to the possibility of it being on Wii. The only thing that makes me question it is the on-screen text seems more fitting to a HD setting, but who knows???

 

[nelsonroyale]

probably multi-plat, ps3 and 360....

If its QTE, Ill forget about these pretty quickly

peace

 

[Smiles and Cries]

The only reason people can say oh this is not Wii, is because all we seen so far is a bunch of lazy ports - wtf does a Wii game look like? Do you people really know?

 

[donkey show]

What if she farted.

scat gaming :lol