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Es ist wirklich schade das es keine guten neuen Super Monkey Ball Spiele gibt. Ich hab die beiden Cube Teile früher ultra hard gesuchtet, die Spiele gehören in jede GameCube Sammlung. (
) SEGA sollte die Spiele unbedingt mal neu auflegen oder wenn es für NX endlich eine GCN VC geben sollte, dort veröffentlichen.Ullus wrote:Na, z.b. Der Charaktereditor, auf rüsten und modifizieren der Skells erinnert an das Waffen und Rüstingsbasteln von Fallout und dem Power Armor, die mehreren Fraktionen im Spiel sind auch fast wie bei Fallo
ut, dort sind es vier, dort kann man denen richtig beitreten, hier sind es acht oder zehn, bei X gibt es keinen richtigen Beitritt, nur stärkere Bonuse, Fallout 4 ist ein Open World RPG, Xenoblades X ist auch ein Open World RPG, nur aus Japan, speziell aus Japan gibt es im Vergleich zum Westen sehr wenige Open World Titel, JRPGs werden wahrscheinlich künftig immer mehr westliche Elememnte erhalten !Wenn dann würde ich eher den Vergleich zu WoW oder DAoC ziehen, die Fraktionen in Xenoblade X bieten auch noch mehr, wenn man sein Level dort steigert (Unique Items usw.). Reputation ist so alt wie das MMO Genre, wenn nicht soagr älter. Und da das Gameplay von beiden Xenoblade Spielen so ziemlich ein offline MMO ist, passt der Vergleich zu WoW (2005) besser.
Ansonsten gibt es was neues zu den Data Packs. Die sollen angeblich für uns peasant Europäer ab dem 30. November verfügbar sein.
Yay, Affordable Space Adventures ist ein Erfolg und mehr DLC und eventuell eine 3DS Umsetzung. (
)Anchel Labena wrote:We’ve been getting some pretty amazing reviews, which we are obviously really happy about. It really caught us by surprise, since Affordable Space Adventures is such a quirky title that we didn’t know what the press would think about it. I guess that all the positive press really affected sales at launch, because we saw a sudden surge of interest from players, YouTube streamers and other media outlets who hadn’t heard about the game before its launch.While sales kicked off to a great start, things slowed down a bit during the months after launch. We still keep selling units on a daily basis though. It doesn’t come as a surprise either. We are, after all, a digital-only release, and presence in the Wii U eShop is crucial for us. Every time our game shows up in the eShop front page (like a banner, a Nintendo Highlights video or being included in a list of indie games for example), we have a considerable spike in sales. The new update is surely going to get a new surge of interest in the title, so we hope to keep the momentum going with that. We also just launched in Japan, and that’s definitely a super interesting market to get into. You have to think different in how you approach the audience there. Luckily, there are also fans there. One of them posted a drawing on Miiverse and it took as a while to understand that her handwriting said “I’ve been waiting for a year for this game since Knytt Underground” (Knytt Underground being the previous game of Affordable Space Adventure’s Game Director, Nicklas Nygren). What I can tell you, however, is that the game has definitely been a success for us and we are quite happy about how it is performing.
So, while we are currently working on other non-ASA related projects, the potential for future DLC is still there. But for the moment being, both KnapNok Games and Nifflas’ Games are working on their own, separate games (though we still work together in the same office – I even have Nicklas playing around with several of his prototypes next to me, and we all get to try them early on and give him our feedback). We still have a few ASA things coming though. Nicklas is giving the finishing touches to the official soundtrack of the game so we can make it available online!
Do we want to make a 3DS version of the game? Yes we do! As a matter of fact, we are working together with a developer to make this project a reality. You obviously can’t simply put a Wii U game and try to fit it into a 3DS, whether it’s the new 3DS or the original one. The Unity support for the New 3DS obviously helps a lot, but there would still be lots of adjustments to be made to the controls and the gameplay. Also, the 3DS’ technical prowess is quite different from the Wii U. However, all this doesn’t mean “3DS version confirmed!!!”. There are still quite a lot of things to go through before we can determine whether this can happen or not. But ASA on-the-go sounds like too sweet an opportunity to simply let it pass.
