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Lol, dammit duke! You beat me by 3 seconds. |
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Posted: 03/02/10, 19:22:13 |
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Never got around to playing the original. For some reason the concept just didn't really appeal to me. I wonder if I should go ahead and give the game a chance. |
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Posted: 03/02/10, 19:25:08 |
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@Het_Nkik
It didn't appeal to me neither but I still gave it a chance for some reason, and it ended up being one of my favourite games on Wii. Reading the concept and watching videos don't give a fair idea of the game, it's an excellent platformer/maze game and the graphics and music are original and excellent.
Also, the game actually works very well as an antidepressant. Well worth a buy (especially now it's cheap and may end up being difficult to find).
Excellent news. |
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Posted: 03/02/10, 19:33:55 |
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Yes!!!
I've been waiting for this to be announced for quite a while now. The first game is one of the most unique this gen and fully deserves a sequel.
What they need to fix:
- The camera got pretty wonky sometimes.
- Map jump to a button this time.
What they need to add:
- More pointer based gameplay. They could really expand on the painting concept by using it.
- Check points. In todays world, playing for an hour to get a perfect score without being able to save progress in between is asking for trouble.
- More variation on the tasks.
What they need to keep
- The awesome soundtrack and style of the first game. |
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Posted: 03/02/10, 20:03:07 |
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Sweetness. This was a very good example of a game playing to Wii's strengths. I really hope this comes to Wii. Everyone should play this game.
@achhibbar
good points. |
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Posted: 03/02/10, 20:09:50 |
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Aaaaaaaaw yeah. I LOVED that game.
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Posted: 03/02/10, 20:12:47 |
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Can't wait. But the DS game never came out, did it? |
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Posted: 03/02/10, 22:11:38 |
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1) In before JKR!
2)Nope, the DS version was canned for some reason.
3) This is GREAT news! I loved the first one. They could map jump to a button, add mid level checkpoints, and a few more types of challenges and enemies, and I would be very happy. Maybe even add a few more bosses! I hope it releases early next year, don't want to have to wait too long. |
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Posted: 03/02/10, 22:27:08 |
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Cool, I actually found the first one to be pretty fun. I never beat it, but I'm looking forward to the sequel just the same! |
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Posted: 03/02/10, 23:15:12 |
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de Blob was a lot of fun but it was kind of limited in the scope of the type of activities you did. They would need to really expand it more to get me interested in a sequel. |
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Posted: 03/02/10, 23:27:59 |
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I'll be all over this if levels have checkpoints and they map jumping to a button. Those were my only complaints from the first one. |
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Posted: 04/02/10, 10:43:10 |
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I wasn't the biggest fan of de Blob (although the music was really cool), but it was decent. This is good news. |
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Posted: 04/02/10, 11:03:15 |
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WHAT WHAT WHAT WHAT WHAT OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!
This is like the thing that would come one step down from announcing a sequel to Elebits for me. De Blob was my second favorite game on the consoles this generation.
YES!
If you haven't played it, absolutely do. I also thought it looked a little iffy, but playing is believing. The game is brilliant, and if they fix the few issues it has (namely super long levels later that you couldn't save during) the sequel will be absolutely incredible. |
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Posted: 04/02/10, 12:25:12 |
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achhibbar said:
What they need to fix:
- Map jump to a button this time.
I agree. de Blob is great to play, but I had a hard time with the jumping. The flick of the Wiimote worked 90% of the time, but that 10% was tough. I'd usually be right in the middle of a timed challenge too. Using the flick to stomp down on enemies was awesome though. |
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Posted: 04/02/10, 16:10:59 |
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PS. Everyone who is not going to buy the sequel please PM me your name and address so I can come to your house in the middle of the night and punch you in the fac-
I mean, so I can buy you a copy and send it in the mail.
*cough* |
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Posted: 04/02/10, 16:20:10 |
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I can't say one way or another until I see the game. That being said, I'm going to give you the address of Daemon just to be safe ;) |
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Posted: 04/02/10, 16:24:36 |
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That sounds like a win-win for both of us, dumar.
And okay, I'll give everyone a chance to check out impressions and videos of the game before it releases, but if it's essentially de Blob 1 with all its small issues fixed, I sure hope people support it. The gaming industry (not just the Wii) NEEDS stuff like this, or we're going to drown in a sea of copy-cat FPS for years. |
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Posted: 04/02/10, 16:29:13 |
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This is AMAZING news!!!!! I love De Blob and have the soundtrack on my iPod :D :D :D |
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Posted: 04/02/10, 16:49:20 |
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@Cube191
What the WHAT?! HOW DID YOU GET THE SOUNDTRACK?!?!? |
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Posted: 04/02/10, 16:58:48 |
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Isn't the soundtrack totally dynamic based off in-game stuff though? I wonder what it would sound like as a static thing.
I actually had this idea once for a live band that has no full "finished" songs, just bass and melodies and drums and all that could all be pieced together in brand new ways every single show. Kind of like taking the concept of "mixing" out of the dj world and into the rock world, but more than that. Considering I can't even get a static project together though, that idea would probably be biting off way more than I could chew...
But I did used to wonder, if I pulled this idea off... how could I sell a cd? Hmm, on the other hand, the live cds would probably all sell pretty well... |
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Posted: 04/02/10, 17:12:28 |
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