Playstation Cross Over Chaos, a much better name.
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The girl behind Radec is from Jak and Daxter right?
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Lol, nice argument! Playstation Cross Over Chaos is NOT a suitable name anymore!
Great gameinformer article with a few minutes of raw gameplay;
http://www.gameinformer.com/games/playstation_all-stars_battle_royale/b/ps3/archive/2012/04/27/ps-all-stars-battle-royale-preview.aspx
huh, I just noticed, those are not health bars, are they?
They fill, instead of going down... how the characters die?
| VicViper said: huh, I just noticed, those are not health bars, are they? They fill, instead of going down... how the characters die? |
None of this really strays from the Smash Bros. formula, but the scoring method has notable differences. Attacking foes fills an AP bar at the bottom of the screen, which grants three levels of a super attack once filled. You can attack an opponent all day, but the only way you'll actually score a point is if you KO them with a super attack. Level one attacks are usually limited, such as Parappa's spin kick. Once you get to level three, however, you're almost guaranteed a couple of points with screen-clearing attacks. Parappa breaks into a rap performance that annihilates nearby opponents, while Sweet Tooth transforms into his robot form for an insane damage boost.
Considering the importance of super attacks, managing your AP becomes the focus. Items like rocket launchers and the Spear of Destiny from God of War will occasionally drop onto the battlefield, and they can be used to reduce the super meter of opponents. AP orbs can be granted by certain moves, such as Parappa's Boxy Boy boombox ability.
EDIT: thanks ^
Problem solved
Sal.Paradise said:
None of this really strays from the Smash Bros. formula, but the scoring method has notable differences. Attacking foes fills an AP bar at the bottom of the screen, which grants three levels of a super attack once filled. You can attack an opponent all day, but the only way you'll actually score a point is if you KO them with a super attack. Level one attacks are usually limited, such as Parappa's spin kick. Once you get to level three, however, you're almost guaranteed a couple of points with screen-clearing attacks. Parappa breaks into a rap performance that annihilates nearby opponents, while Sweet Tooth transforms into his robot form for an insane damage boost. Considering the importance of super attacks, managing your AP becomes the focus. Items like rocket launchers and the Spear of Destiny from God of War will occasionally drop onto the battlefield, and they can be used to reduce the super meter of opponents. AP orbs can be granted by certain moves, such as Parappa's Boxy Boy boombox ability.
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Should have gone with lifebars better...or porcentages.
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yes that's Keira from Jak and Daxter, that level is from the first game in the Jak and Daxter series
bits of information on opinions of the game from gametrailers and how you kill enemy's too
http://www.gametrailers.com/video/hit-points-playstation-all-stars/729627
I enjoyed the look of the game, I certainly liked the level design were half the level is from one game and another is from a different series all together, quite good imo, I'll see who's in the game before I buy it for sure, but I'm pretty sure I'll end up buying it eventually
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