Kojima: Metal Gear Rising is selling well worldwide

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Rafux said:

hunter_alien said:

KHlover said:

hunter_alien said:

KHlover said:
Platinum is just the King of HnS right now. Excited for what's to come on all consoles^^

That title goes to Sony Santa Monica, and whoever is saying otherwise is simply hating on them. Hell I would argue that Ninja Theory is sharing second with Platinum.

I still havent played MGR, but seeing how overrated Bayonetta was, I doubt I will give it a try anytime soon, especially seeing how huge my backlog is (and that includes the MGS HD collection).

Edit: almost forgot Mercury Steam... so yeah, in best case they can take 3rd

Thank you for respecting my opinion...

Bayonetta > God of War IMO

Well Im sorry if I offend you, but you either havent played both games, you like oversexualized japanese fantasy stories or you simply havent played HnS games for long enough to know what a trully balanced gameplay experience means.

Castlevania, GoW and even the latest DmC are far more polished gameplay wise then Bayonetta.

Allas, I still have to play MGR, so I will keep my judgement about the game for later...

Bayonetta, DMC4 and Ninja Gaiden 1 are the holy trinity of HnS GAMEPLAY.

I love GOW but the combat mechanics are shallow compared to the holy trinity, in GOW you can win most fights just pressing the triangle button. I play GOW for its grand cinematic epic adventure not for its combat. My 2 cents.

 

Yes, Ninja Gaiden, almos forgot about that one, even tough Im playing it again (Sigma +). But to be honest, it is not as refined as DMC and GoW. I never fully utilized the combo lists and still managed to beat the game, and by far the hardest challenge was the camera system. I could get used to the jumping mechanics, but the camera was PSone generation platformer level, so it was horrendous . Also, even tough DMC 4 was great, it simply couldent hold my interest as long as DMC 3, the DMC that I still consider the best.

GoW is simple, and accessible, but it should not be confused with easy. Playing on harder difficulty levels can trully test your metal, in some cases it can get closer to NG level. It does not have the massive combo list and pretty much no openess in level design, but it is one amazing experience

I dont know why Bayonetta never caught me at all. Maybe it was because I played it after GoW 3 was released, and I pretty much went trough the 2 portable GoWs, 3 and DMC4, and I was a bit exhausted of the genre at that moment. Or maybe the fact that I played the tachnically inferior (PS3) version also had something to do with it. Never the less neither the gameply or the setting caught my attention, tough it has the potential to be good on the WiiU if they actually utilize the system to its fullest.