| ckmlb said: 3. Overworld feels dead (few cars, few people and nothing going on). 4. Easy, maybe too easy (up to now)? But it's almost guaranteed I'll replay this game on mild difficulty after completion. Overall it's extremely fun, made me laugh several times, has great eccentric characters and is seriously different (in a very good way) from anything out there. Highlight so far (skip if you want a surprise): Hitting a baseball through lined up baseball players with the beam katana and watch them explode into blood. I gotta tell you it beats Wii baseball :) |
Yeah, but the question is... is Mild really the last diffculty level? You gotta think there is another one after that. Ending on Mild would be kinda wierd. Gotta figure their is a "Hot" diffculty or something too.
I don't have any complaints
I like the jobs myself. They take me back to old Nintendo training segments. The working out is fun... and hey if you don't like it you can always make the money you need playing baseball.
The having to go back to restart the mission is really a non issue as if you fail it opens up a battle royal to earn you some money.
The overworld is hilariously oldschool looking, but i think that's the point. I mean it would take like zero effort to fix the collison boxes on the cars... which are just outright silly and would of been noticed with the slightest playtesting. I think the overwolrd graphics and other "problems" are just hailbacks to older gaming, just like the sound effects and high score board.
