Commented on 2010-06-08 00:16:55 In reply to moroboshi
Posted by moroboshi
Am I right in thinking this is more God of War clone than Castlevania?
I hope not and by that I mean the freaking fixed camera,I hate that type of camera in games,I want to look whatever I want not what the game or the developer want me to look.
Commented on 2010-06-08 00:21:21 In reply to moroboshi
Posted by moroboshi
Am I right in thinking this is more God of War clone than Castlevania?
i'm going to say yes. which as much as i like GOW, isnt what i want from a catlevania game. i want that really strong adventure element, that "open" world where you get items that alow you access to other areas you may have been through. if it's just a hack and slash with the odd giant boss. it isnt going to feel particularly "castlevania-ish" in which case, i couldnt care less about it.
Hah, I also thought of GoW3 the moment I saw those :D
And after I saw the character I thought of Castlevania. Looks like the japanese got stuck serving projects that are made of parts of other games.
Was thinking of God of War too....because of the color palette they use and it really reminds me of the Titan GAia :(
Second look was..."oh...it's a bit like Shadow of the C. too " hm...
Hope the get this Lovecraft feeling that the first Castlevania games on NES had in.
Guess there is no open world and free roaming,it looks a lot linear to me,with a solid (i hope so) story to tell.
Yeah,and compare it to gow,it's the most recent game that came out these days,so yeah.
Otherwise i could say it reminds me of Rygar..and any other decent 3D hack n slash game.
It's a Genre,and GENRE's actually existed before GOW !
Now it's true..people just talk about clones.But one thing is true,GOW refined the meaning of a good Hack'n slash in 3D..especially the first one !
Commented on 2010-06-08 12:44:18 In reply to Leonidas300
Posted by Leonidas300
I really hope this one will be great ....these Guys made Jericho before that game ... well guess they have a decent budget with this one ...Xfingers !
perfect reply from a intreview:
Mercury Steam hasn’t made many games. Has this been a learning process for them?
Yeah, sure, absolutely. I think with Mercury Steam, after what happened with Jericho, they needed a challenge that would make people sit up and pay attention to them. They needed to prove to the world that they weren’t just the developer of Jericho. So in many ways it’s good for Konami because they’re willing and able to push themselves in order to prove a lot of naysayers wrong. Jericho was a horrible experience for them and unfortunately the developer often gets tarred with the brush when these things are often an amalgamation of a lot of things. It can often be the publisher, themselves or the way the relationship was managed. And it was a licensed product too, you have to remember. So I think for them it was just a horrible experience. But we do believe in Mercury Steam and we intend to do more work with them in the future. And hopefully when people see the finished product they’ll be suitably impressed and start to think of Mercury Steam as the studio that developed Castlevania and not the studio that developed Jericho. To be fair, you know, there are about 70 people working on this game, which isn’t a lot when you compare it to games like God Of War or Uncharted, which take five years to make with 150 people and are usually single format. We’re a pretty small team, working with perhaps not the biggest budget in the world. But we love Castlevania, and love can get you quite a lot…
I think it looks diffrent to GOW3, here you have a much more darker athmosphere.
On the other hand this giant battles are a little worn out these days... but thats not only from GOW3.
Looks promising to me but i got to see more of the actuall gameplay.
The athmosphere and the look is pretty good i think, moody and dark.
Let us all hope the best and mabey we can finally get a good castlevania since...
I would like to see more adventure and platforming. GOW3 is more of an action game with uber gfx. I am really looking forward to this and pics look great
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All comments (21)
Commented on 2010-06-07 22:40:10I really want to watch some gameplay!!
Commented on 2010-06-07 22:56:19
Commented on 2010-06-07 23:51:02
Commented on 2010-06-07 23:56:09I can dream.
Commented on 2010-06-08 00:13:47
Commented on 2010-06-08 00:15:50
Commented on 2010-06-08 00:16:55 In reply to moroboshi
Commented on 2010-06-08 00:21:21 In reply to moroboshi
Commented on 2010-06-08 00:23:29
Commented on 2010-06-08 00:50:42I just hope the gameplay keeps up with everything else they have showned so far.
I love everything they have showned so far :)
Commented on 2010-06-08 01:27:55And after I saw the character I thought of Castlevania. Looks like the japanese got stuck serving projects that are made of parts of other games.
Commented on 2010-06-08 04:37:36
Commented on 2010-06-08 05:18:36It seems like anything's a God of War clone nowadays.
Commented on 2010-06-08 07:25:12 In reply to blmboxIt seems like anything's a God of War clone nowadays.
Atleast Gabriel is well designed unlike the hidious Kratos LOL
Commented on 2010-06-08 08:09:03Second look was..."oh...it's a bit like Shadow of the C. too " hm...
Hope the get this Lovecraft feeling that the first Castlevania games on NES had in.
Guess there is no open world and free roaming,it looks a lot linear to me,with a solid (i hope so) story to tell.
Yeah,and compare it to gow,it's the most recent game that came out these days,so yeah.
Otherwise i could say it reminds me of Rygar..and any other decent 3D hack n slash game.
It's a Genre,and GENRE's actually existed before GOW !
Now it's true..people just talk about clones.But one thing is true,GOW refined the meaning of a good Hack'n slash in 3D..especially the first one !
Commented on 2010-06-08 10:18:14
Commented on 2010-06-08 12:44:18 In reply to Leonidas300Mercury Steam hasn’t made many games. Has this been a learning process for them?
Yeah, sure, absolutely. I think with Mercury Steam, after what happened with Jericho, they needed a challenge that would make people sit up and pay attention to them. They needed to prove to the world that they weren’t just the developer of Jericho. So in many ways it’s good for Konami because they’re willing and able to push themselves in order to prove a lot of naysayers wrong. Jericho was a horrible experience for them and unfortunately the developer often gets tarred with the brush when these things are often an amalgamation of a lot of things. It can often be the publisher, themselves or the way the relationship was managed. And it was a licensed product too, you have to remember. So I think for them it was just a horrible experience. But we do believe in Mercury Steam and we intend to do more work with them in the future. And hopefully when people see the finished product they’ll be suitably impressed and start to think of Mercury Steam as the studio that developed Castlevania and not the studio that developed Jericho. To be fair, you know, there are about 70 people working on this game, which isn’t a lot when you compare it to games like God Of War or Uncharted, which take five years to make with 150 people and are usually single format. We’re a pretty small team, working with perhaps not the biggest budget in the world. But we love Castlevania, and love can get you quite a lot…
Commented on 2010-06-08 12:51:13On the other hand this giant battles are a little worn out these days... but thats not only from GOW3.
Looks promising to me but i got to see more of the actuall gameplay.
The athmosphere and the look is pretty good i think, moody and dark.
Let us all hope the best and mabey we can finally get a good castlevania since...
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