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Onimusha12 on 22 July 2008

More Abstract ideology bullsh*t, lol. 4D gaming here we come. Oh well, let's see what comes of this interesting matter.

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What, No More Heroes isn't worth keeping a Wii over? I guess graphics matter to more than just Kojima. ;)



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Faxanadu on 22 July 2008

He is not talking about plants that will grow, but "leaves". when was he the last time outside in the nature?



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rocketpig on 22 July 2008
blazinhead89 said:
Why would we want to change MGS? People love it why change a winninb formula? Rocketpig~ controls in MGS4 are different to every other MGS. so by your logic ^^ does that change the face of the series?

No, because the MGS series isn't defined by its control scheme. Every game has a control scheme. To some, it's the centerpiece of the game (Mario series), to others, it's something to get you from point A to point B (most other games).

MGS is defined by its narrative, its cinematic presentation, and its sound.

Besides, Kojima took far too long to update the MGS control scheme. I'm not going to give him credit for taking MGS4 and giving it a control scheme that should have been used in MGS2 almost 7 years ago. MGS is way behind the times when it comes to control. Even MGS4 isn't perfect.

 




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twesterm on 22 July 2008

For some reason all I saw in that article was someone saying their game was the best and it isn't possible to make a better one. hmm....



 

Onimusha12 on 22 July 2008

It's ironic really, if you think about it Kojima's "Next Level of Gaming" has been here right in front of us for quite a while already, it's called a Movie Theatre.



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dib8rman on 23 July 2008

odd, if he was a game developer he would... wierd... this guy needs to talk to Will Wright, he's sounding more like Bassak each time he speaks.



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SaviorX on 23 July 2008

Kojima pushes graphics to the MAX, while Suda51 hasn't really....tried persay. But with Suda's style and artistic designs along with Kojima's console mastery, we could have a BIG deal on our hands with this Snatcher "sequel".



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dib8rman on 23 July 2008

This wont end well at all. gl to this guy, but I doubt this game will hit the expanded audience at all on the Wii.



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Baddman on 23 July 2008
DTG said:
Two of the most influential thinkers of the past half century working on one game TOGETHER? I expect nothing short of a revolution.

 

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selnor on 23 July 2008

I read that and instantly thought of Fable 2. Every nit of foliage from flwer to massive tree grows as you play. Entire cities will be burnt down or completely thriving depending on your actions. Thought this wasnt possible?