Streets of Rage was much better than double dragon.
| LordTheNightKnight said: It would still be a niche game, since brawlers aren't a big genre anymore. So no matter how good it is, don't expect it to sell loads. That's to any who might do so. |
I don't think that's true at all. Like, platformers weren't a big genre anymore until Mario went back to 2D.
The problem is, nobody has made the right game. Take Castle Crashers, for instance - it's a great beat-em-up game, that will end up with well over a million sales. That's quite a lot for a download-only 360 exclusive, which I think severely limits its potential. I think the right game could easily overtake Streets of Rage's peak sales.
On topic, weapon usage sounds alright. As long as the game remains simple, fun, and replayable (no "story" please!). Streets of Rage 2 is amazing, I still play it often.
(I didn't like Madworld)
"I don't think that's true at all. Like, platformers weren't a big genre anymore until Mario went back to 2D."
They were always big. 2D Mario still sold well on the portable systems.
"The problem is, nobody has made the right game. Take Castle Crashers, for instance - it's a great beat-em-up game, that will end up with well over a million sales. That's quite a lot for a download-only 360 exclusive, which I think severely limits its potential. I think the right game could easily overtake Streets of Rage's peak sales."
But this is a good argument. Heck, that means the sales are dependent on the game, not the audience (something I hate).
A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.
Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs
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