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"Because I made the best fighting game in the world, Dead or Alive, at my former employer," Itagaki told Japanese game magazine Famitsu
the best fighting game in the world
the best fighting game
the best
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"Because I made the best fighting game in the world, Dead or Alive, at my former employer," Itagaki told Japanese game magazine Famitsu
the best fighting game in the world
the best fighting game
the best
RockmanWhore said:What? You prefer NG2 over Sigma 2? Really?
Personnaly after the disaster that was NG2 I'm not super hyped about what Hitagaki will do next, this game is an abomination, I don't understand how the team behind NG1 managed to make such a shitty game.
Itagaki interview:
- new company is called Valhalla Game Studios (http://www.valhallagamestudios.com/)
- number of staff around 50 people
- can't say nothing yet on a first game announcement but it will be action game
- no fighting game in plans
- their game engine to include all the top technologies
Damn I really was kinda hoping for a survival horror style game with or without ninjas.abacab driver said:Thats all I need to know..
This does not make any sense. It's an improvement in nearly every way. More content, better graphics: a fleshed out and more refined game overall.iconoclast said:Yep. NG2 is the better game. Sigma 2 had several welcome changes, but in the end it's still Ninja Gaiden 2: Ninja Dog Edition.
Kunai said:From the Famitsu Thread:
Itagaki interview:
- new company is called Valhalla Game Studios (http://www.valhallagamestudios.com/)
- number of staff around 50 people
- can't say nothing yet on a first game announcement but it will be action game
- no fighting game in plans
- their game engine to include all the top technologies
Itagaki really loves Norse mythology..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valhalla
IMO That's not true because NG: Black is still worlds better than Sigma 2.I NEED SCISSORS said:This does not make any sense. It's an improvement in nearly every way. More content, better graphics: a fleshed out and more refined game overall.
Downplaying it just because it was made by Itagaki's student is silly. This was a case of the student beating the master.
I NEED SCISSORS said:This does not make any sense. It's an improvement in nearly every way. More content, better graphics: a fleshed out and more refined game overall.
Downplaying it just because it was made by Itagaki's student is silly. This was a case of the student beating the master.
I NEED SCISSORS said:This does not make any sense. It's an improvement in nearly every way. More content, better graphics: a fleshed out and more refined game overall.
Downplaying it just because it was made by Itagaki's student is silly. This was a case of the student beating the master.
"I won't say where we are right now," Itagaki told game mag Famitsu. "But it will be something that people have never seen before." Tomonobu Itagaki is the studio's Chief Technical Officer.
The new studio isn't actually Itagaki's own studio. He's the "CTO." The studio was formed by former fellow Tecmo employee Satoru Kanematsu. Itagaki oversees the game development division.
Asked if it's okay to think that the new game will see formal announcement soon, Itagaki said "At this stage, I cannot say. However, I believe the game I'm making now will be a little bit like nothing anyone has ever seen."
Itagaki wouldn't even confirm the game's platform, saying that he's flexible. "There could new hardware released in the future. Also, not just consoles -- I am interested in PCs."
I NEED SCISSORS said:This does not make any sense. It's an improvement in nearly every way. More content, better graphics: a fleshed out and more refined game overall.
Downplaying it just because it was made by Itagaki's student is silly. This was a case of the student beating the master.
Kunai said:
Actually Bayonetta's style annoys, it felt forced, and like it was being forced down my throat...And I think I prefer the cool calm collective types, though a character as sardonically badass as Ryudo in Grandia 2 would be the exception.danmaku said:All he needs to do is NG2 - polished version. No puzzes, no backtracking, no bullshit, no style (leave that to Kamiya, Itagaki doesn't even know what it means), 100% action. I'd buy it day one.
HiResDes said:IMO That's not true because NG: Black is still worlds better than Sigma 2.
BloodySinner said:It's just someone adding content to the game. How does that make him a master?
Fixed to reflect my expectations.Itagaki said:To All of My Fans:
I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your great help and words of encouragement which have been extended to me so far. I can't hardly wait for the day of announcing my newest work in progress to you all, but I promise you now that I will deliver to you an enjoyable game with depth that surpasses all the games I created before, and is worthy of being world-class entertainment, unless you own a PS3 in which case you're screwed.
Please continue your unwavering support for me.
-Tomonobu Itagaki"
Ahhh.Itagaki wouldn't even confirm the game's platform, saying that he's flexible. "There could new hardware released in the future. Also, not just consoles -- I am interested in PCs."
I NEED SCISSORS said:I didn't say it did. I said it was a student improving on his master's work. Like Sony once said about the Xbox 360, it's like accidentally winning a point against a karate master - it doesn't make you the top dog just because of that one victory. Where they went wrong however, was that they still admitted they had been bested.
And I disagree with the crappy remake sentiments. Because of less enemies it was a closer game to NGB than it was to NG2, and a lot of people will agree with me that this is a good thing. Frankly, I don't care enough about tiny differences that only the most hardcore Master Ninjas would notice -
I simply notice that the game looks and plays leagues better than its original counterpart, and that is all that matters to me.
Itagaki wouldn't even confirm the game's platform, saying that he's flexible. "There could new hardware released in the future. Also, not just consoles -- I am interested in PCs."
He's got the eyes for the master race, it seems. Master ninja indeed.Tain said:Who would be surprised that Itagaki knows all about superiority?
It's an improvement in nearly every way
Yes, please.Itagaki said:"There could new hardware released in the future. Also, not just consoles -- I am interested in PCs."
iconoclast said:Yep. NG2 is the better game. Sigma 2 had several welcome changes, but in the end it's still Ninja Gaiden 2: Ninja Dog Edition.
MMKirby said:I still don't know what to get. Ninja Gaiden Sigma or The Xbox Original? It would seem obvious to buy NGS but many have told NG > NGS. Herrrupu?
GuardianE said:Do you mean Ninja Gaiden Black? NGB vs. NGS is a fairer comparison, as plain NG is technically weaker than both of those.
I think NGS is a little easier due to the quickslot item usage. They're mostly the same, though. Maybe base it on controller preference? NGS definitely looks nicer, added the dual katanas, and added Rachel chapters (for better or worse). You'll be playing a fantastic action game either way.
ShockingAlberto said:I doubt it will be an action game or a fighting game, as he talked shit about Kamiya for leaving Capcom and making another action game, saying you need to be different.
Peff said:Definitely Black if you can find it. Sigma had several parts of the levels cut or streamlined and replaced with the shitty Rachel levels. It's still good enough if you can't get Black, though, or if it's much cheaper.
Kunai said:
OH SHIT!! IM DYING:lol :lol :lola Master Ninja said:Sneak preview:
Dead Man Typing said:I can't wait to see what Itagaki does next. The maker of a good, fun fighting game goes on to make the greatest action game of all time. Where can he go from there? The sky's the limit.
Man I would love some Kunoichi action.Host Samurai said:Come on Itagaki. Give us Ninjanetta.
Ninja Gaiden 2 was awesome. A lot different than 1 and its hard for me to compare them. 2 is more like a beat em up IMO. The enemies just come out you relentlessly, I dont think I played a game quite like Ninja Gaiden 2.
You mean how a student takes his master teachings hone his skills, add to his techniques then return to the dojo and kicks his ass? Now who is the MASTER?BloodySinner said:It's just someone adding content to the game. How does that make him a master?
GuardianE said:NGS2 may be easier, but that's something I can forgive with all the fixes and additions it provided. NG2 is by no means a better game from either a design standpoint or a polish standpoint.
RavenFox said:You mean how a student takes his master teachings hone his skills, add to his techniques then return to the dojo and kicks his ass? Now who is the MASTER?
get Black, I feel its the streamlined/definitive version of the game.MMKirby said:I saw Sigma in good condition for $9.99. I don't know how much black is in retail, but I know it's 15 bucks plus tax on xbox live.
RavenFox said:You mean how a student takes his master teachings hone his skills, add to his techniques then return to the dojo and kicks his ass? Now who is the MASTER?
Earl Cazone said:i think we understand the principle, but since he did not kick itagakis ass with some added content, i believe, after this logic, he is not the master, right?
GuardianE said:He never said he was the master. Re-read the post. He said that Itagaki was the master, and he was beaten by his student.