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[DS] Sawwwnik Chronicles
...a.k.a Sonic Trigger, if I'm understanding these controls right
Stolen'd from GAF
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So Bioware Sonic gets a name, among other things.
I'm willing to give this game the benefit of the doubt, since it seems to be so different from every other Sonic we've seen, well, ever. Sega's taking a big gamble giving up their baby to somebody else, either because they know the last few Sonic games haven't been as well-received as they hoped or if the Blue Dude with the 'Tude just really needs a new direction. Bioware seems to be taking this project seriously, at least, and I think a western development team would be more in-touch with what the public here wants in a Sonic game and can adjust it accordingly. Plus, even if it's bad, it's not like the Sonic bar is very high right now anyway. At worst, I think we'll be pleasantly surprised. |
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Well, it SOUNDS promising, at least. So far. I haven't received my NP yet, so I haven't had a chance to read it out, but I'll post scans of the interview when I get it, if people want.
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That neogaf link is just taunting. That magazine's cover indicates it has information on Okami for the Wii, Nomura's "The World Ends With You" for DS, and the Advance Wars sequel.
Plus this Sonic RPG thing. It's great (more like, essential) that it's going to be in 2D. I really have hope for it, as a Sega fan, but I can't get my hopes up over Sonic titles any more. |
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I expect good things from this. Square Soft did an amazing job with the Mario series, so I'm sure that Bioware could do the same for the Sonic series.
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Actually it does sound like it could be pretty interesting, I guess. Hopefully the game will reward you for purposely killing off Big the Cat once he's in your party. |
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Okay I really think this is one of the worst ideas ever conceived in the history of the games industry. I suppose that's saying a lot considering Texas Chainsaw Massacre on the Atari... but okay, in recent years... Fine! THIS year. So far.
It's just silly--let's put a character whose main appeal is to be super fast into a game type that is (at times) unbearably slow, and let's let some of the most excruciatingly boring people in the world develop it. This'll certainly work. Okay so I'm not a huge RPG fan anyway, but I really don't see how turn based combat is going to be representative of a Sonic-style experience. The best thing about this is:
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I use to play the sonic games back in the day on the sega genesis. I'd love to see how this will turn out.. never thought sonic having an RPG game. The only thing I really dont like is stlyus controls(no switching to dpad?) I dont mind some stlyus functionality, but dont really like the whole game being only controled by that.
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I always thought that game was a bit underappreciated, anyway... But yeah, it might become a good RPG (although with Sonic's storytelling as a legacy, I wouldn't bank on it just yet), but I still feel that spinoffs need to be vaguely related to the original product, unless it's just a goofy party game. I don't really approve of all the Mario Party and Mario Beach Volleyball and Mario Mini Horse... Ranch... Manager games that Nintendo cranks out, either. But more to the point, putting Sonic in such a slow game genre just feels wrong. Then again, maybe they'll think of a way to make the game super frantic and appealing to Sonic (and RPG) fans, and I'll end up loving it. Some bad combinations turn out awesome despite the odds. Like cheese and cucumber. |
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Ah we can all refer to bad combinations leading to something good such as Dungeon Crawler+ Dating Sim= Persona 3 (Gold!). Though, using the stylus for movement sounds like a horribly awful idea for a full length rpg. I would have been at least convinced to try it out if the dpad was used for movement. Overall, I would get very tired of it quickly.
However, Mario RPG did turn out to be a fantastic game so I am going to not dismiss this game as quickly as I would be inclined to. Wonder what the rings do in the game... (Btw I think there is a mistake regarding the 11 character roster: Amy is listed twice.)
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Oh wow, it certainly looks amazing. Shit. <3 Please have Casino Night Zone in there with a pinball mini-game of some sort. And a neeeeeewww caaaaaar! COME AWWWN DOWN!
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Sonic as a RPG wouldn't be the last thing I'd imagine. A Sonic game as the first with graphics that look as if it has been printed on newspaper, that's a little more eye popping. Why is that strangely appealing?
As long as word on this isn't that it sucks ass, I'm afraid I must buy it purely for the curiosity factor.
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Last edited by Dr. Uzuki : Jan 12, 2008 at 07:46 AM.
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People who are criticising this on the principle that Sonic games are fast and RPGs are slow aren't thinking hard enough.
Super Mario Bros. = lots of jumping. Super Mario RPG = an RPG... With jumping thrown in as a bonus! Sonic = fast Sonic Chronicles = an RPG with some fast as a side order (if the loop screenshot is any indication). Please yes. |