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Oyvoyvoyv on 03 May 2009

"Ubisoft wants to make game progression as non-linear as possible, but is also very insistent that Red Steel 2 is not an open world game. Many of the stages are closed-off affairs offering little escape from the action, which keeps the temp up. There are different paths to take along the way, and you'll move on through the game via several different hub worlds, each more challenging than the last."

 

"So it's a very different game from the first Red Steel, that's for sure. Using the Nunchuck to move, you can still point at the screen and press B to shoot, but it is clear that gunplay won't be the main attraction."

 

"There are side quests to complete, collectables, combos, Finish Kills and other moves to learn too."

 

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NJ5 on 03 May 2009

Yeah that was pretty much what the Wii Sports Resort fencing videos were showing. Pretty much 1-to-1 replication of the Wiimote's movement, and with no significant lag as far as I could see.



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spdk1 on 03 May 2009

this is beginning to sound awesome, then again I was a fan of the last game



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griffinA on 03 May 2009

So there is IR pointing for shooting...so how're they going to take the emphasis off shooting? Less bullets?



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Galaki on 03 May 2009

The main guy should dual wield swords then?



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maykissthebride on 03 May 2009

Less bullets would be nice



SJGohan3972 on 03 May 2009
griffinA said:
So there is IR pointing for shooting...so how're they going to take the emphasis off shooting? Less bullets?

probably like they did in the first game - they'll just take your gun away for sword fighting scenes.

 



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