loosus said:Punch Out Wii is great for me to poop on. Most broken game ever. SUPER PUNCH OUT GO GO GO
loosus said:Punch Out Wii is great for me to poop on. Most broken game ever. SUPER PUNCH OUT GO GO GO
Links to the three new LM2 trailers:discocaine said:Does anyone have links to the three new trailers?
loosus said:The new Punch-Out really isn't very good. It's definitely the black eye on the franchise. Ha ha ha...
Give me Super Punch Out (SNES version) any day. What a great fucking game.
loosus said:Punch Out Wii is great for me to poop on. Most broken game ever. SUPER PUNCH OUT GO GO GO
looks good <3Neiteio said:Links to the three new LM2 trailers:
- TGS presentation trailer
- TGS gameplay trailer
- TGS special trailer
Neiteio said:Links to the three new LM2 trailers:
- TGS presentation trailer
- TGS gameplay trailer
- TGS special trailer
Yes, I believe you're right. The strobe feature is a new gameplay mechanic in LM2 where you discharge an electrical current along the suction stream to shock the ghosts into submission. Pretty nifty.Chet Rippo said:I think the strobe function is just a new ability on the flashlight you start with, but I could be wrong.
There are multiple mansions this time around. We've already seen two distinctly different mansions, the one in the rainstorm and the one in the snow. It's possible we've seen glimpses of one or two more than that, because there's also a mansion where it's not raining, which may or may not be the same as the one where it is raining, and then there's the Egyptian tomb with the mummy spirit seen at the end of the E3 trailer...Foliorum Viridum said:The first game is still the second best on Gamecube after Resi 4. Truth.
I'm worried there will be multiple mansions in this one, but I'm so glad it's being made. Shame it's not for Wii 2.
Chet Rippo said:The ice mansion looks pretty slick.
If you watch the end of the special trailer (the 2:55 one), you see the exterior of the ice mansion. The landscape is covered in fresh snow and Luigi trudges along through it. Should be pretty to see snowflakes drifting down in stereo 3D.Chet Rippo said:The ice mansion looks pretty slick.
We've seen one, possibly two. In the rainstorm mansion, there's a brainiac ghost with a huge head and a wispy tail that pulls tricks on you like turning stairs into a slide. When you finally reach his lair, the library study (complete with stacks of books lit by candles and fireplace), it levitates and flings dozens of books at you. You can fight it from the bottom and upper floors of the study. You can see it at 11:14 in this walk-through of the E3 demo (with direct-feed audio). I love the ditty playing on the piano!Mistle said:Wait, so have we actually seen any of the "big" ghosts? The main ones that require puzzles to catch? They were the best thing about the original.
Yeah, I can't wait to see more mansions.Neiteio said:If you watch the end of the special trailer (the 2:55 one), you see the exterior of the ice mansion. The landscape is covered in fresh snow and Luigi trudges along through it. Should be pretty to see snowflakes drifting down in stereo 3D.
I wonder what other mansions might be in store? A castle would be cool...
Yeah, I know there are, that's why I'm worried.Neiteio said:There are multiple mansions this time around. We've already seen two distinctly different mansions, the one in the rainstorm and the one in the snow. It's possible we've seen glimpses of one or two more than that, because there's also a mansion where it's not raining, which may or may not be the same as the one where it is raining, and then there's the Egyptian tomb with the mummy spirit seen at the end of the E3 trailer...
But I don't see why multiple mansions would be reason for worry. Each location seems to have just as strong a sense of place and character as the single mansion in LM1. Each will feature its own boss ghouls, its own puzzles, its own environmental interactions and Poltergust puzzles that reward exploration and experimentation. Each will have a delightfully tangible "dollhouse" quality to them in stereo 3D, as well.
It feels like a miracle of sorts that a decade after the first game, we're getting a sequel. I honestly didn't expect one given how one-of-a-kind the first one felt. The gameplay and premise certainly deserved a sequel, so the E3 announcement had me cheering in my seat.
Agreed and agreed. I hope there's an Iwata Asks interviewing the team at Next Level Games. I would love love LOVE to work on a Luigi's Mansion sequel. It takes the robust Mario universe and does what Mario games rarely do -- explores a stylistic theme, in this case the antics of a scaredy-cat in a spooky world. The setting alone gets the creative juices flowing, and you can tell from all the humor sprinkled throughout the trailers that they're having a lot of fun bringing Luigi to life on the handheld. They have a dream assignment, as far as I'm concerned.ivysaur12 said:I loved Luigi's Mansion and love Next Level Games, so this is perfect.
Nintendo should just buy them at this point.
Agreed on all countsivysaur12 said:I loved Luigi's Mansion and love Next Level Games, so this is perfect.
Nintendo should just buy them at this point.
maybe nintendo will make a vibrator addon that will be added to the stick addon!Dash Kappei said:It still pisses me off that this game will lack rumble support.
LM (and Wave Race) are all about visceral tactile feedback through rumbling effects
Hang on a sec, let me dig up that quote about rumble being a last gen feature.Dash Kappei said:It still pisses me off that this game will lack rumble support.
LM (and Wave Race) are all about visceral tactile feedback through rumbling effects
Seriously.ivysaur12 said:I loved Luigi's Mansion and love Next Level Games, so this is perfect.
Nintendo should just buy them at this point.
I think the sound effects are some of the best on the 3DS yet. The bass of rolling thunder, the howling of the wind, the pitter-patter of rain, the rustling of cloth, the spinning of a fan -- all the effects are spot-on. I can see people being more split on the music. I think what's there is great, and it's just a matter of there being enough variety so it doesn't get repetitive. I've been humming a couple of the themes from this game (the E3 trailer theme, TGS trailer theme and the piano music during the boss fight) for awhile, and the remix of the classic Luigi's Mansion theme is spot-on, too. Seems like they're employing real instruments as well, which is nice to hear in a 3DS game.maeda said:Who is writing the music and directing the sound? The original was excellent in those regards, sequel not so much. I am not sold yet, even though I adored the original, despite is mediocrity.
The game sounds very sterile and generic. I know that is too general of a statement, but I can't really pinpoint to what concretely is off.Neiteio said:I think the sound effects are some of the best on the 3DS yet. The bass of rolling thunder, the howling of the wind, the pitter-patter of rain, the rustling of cloth, the spinning of a fan -- all the effects are spot-on. I can see people being more split on the music. I think what's there is great, and it's just a matter of there being enough variety so it doesn't get repetitive. I've been humming a couple of the themes from this game (the E3 trailer theme, TGS trailer theme and the piano music during the boss fight) for awhile, and the remix of the classic Luigi's Mansion theme is spot-on, too. Seems like they're employing real instruments as well, which is nice to hear in a 3DS game.
To each his/her own, I guess. I'd argue this game sounds unlike anything Nintendo's made in years while all their other Mario titles sound alike (and thus generic). I can listen to a few seconds of LM2's soundtrack and instantly get the LM spirit and mood. And the howling wind and sound of rain all add to the atmosphere immeasurably.maeda said:The game sounds very sterile and generic. I know that is too general of a statement, but I can't really pinpoint to what concretely is off.
Nice spot, lol. I was thinking this was going to be a pointless bump!
Links to the three new LM2 trailers:
- TGS presentation trailer
- TGS gameplay trailer
- TGS special trailer
So are they going to go with Mario as player #2 or add in a 3rd Mario Brother?
Somehow this seemed like the last game to get multiplayer. It would be cool if there was some like of horde mode where you and a buddy had to vac up wave after wave of ghosts. I'd also like it if the 2p option put player two in control of the ghosts and its your job to attack player 1 whose playing as Luigi.
Maybe it's Daisy? I doubt it.So are they going to go with Mario as player #2 or add in a 3rd Mario Brother?
So are they going to go with Mario as player #2 or add in a 3rd Mario Brother?