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ClaudeLv250 on 12 September 2008
Soriku said:
SmokedHostage said:
brute said:
I hope this game releases at the latest in early 2009.

 

Seems odd to me that there's a September Japanese release and an October European release.  I'm hoping for this year but who truly knows with Nintendo.


I think he meant a NA release.

I like the adventure/shooting/driving/anime (you can tell from the designs it has some anime in it. Just look at the hair, for example :3). If this was from another dev besides Monolith I might not be so excited but Monolith Stof is AWESOME so this game looks REALLY promising.

Monolith Stof? Am I missing something?

Anyways the combination of gameplay reminded me of something I read awhile ago...Soriku should remember this too. It's Bruce's MatsunoxMonolith RPG rumor:

http://www.rumorreporter.com/?p=332

- Disaster: Day of Crisis was delayed for a reason. The game will use the familiar “quick-press” Resident Evil 4 quick-reaction system to further immerse the player with a sense of danger and urgency. The game will release sometime in 2008, but it will definitely be before Matsuno’s actual new IP is announced. This is to test the waters towards interest of Disaster’s type of gameplay, which the new IP hopes to mimic in a more advanced way.  



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famousringo on 12 September 2008

I can get behind all the gameplay I saw, except the quicktime events. Hopefully they're relatively infrequent.



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Sherlock99 on 12 September 2008

nice



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megaman79 on 21 September 2008

Brand new videos / movies now available on japanese website.

http://www.nintendo.co.jp/wii/rdzj/movie/index.html

pretty cool, 3 days to go



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invisible29 on 22 September 2008

totally buying this game!!!



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celine on 22 September 2008

this game got 34/40 on Nintendo Famitsu.



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BrainBoxLtd on 22 September 2008
famousringo said:
I can get behind all the gameplay I saw, except the quicktime events. Hopefully they're relatively infrequent.

Or generally forgiving. I can tolerate annoying QTE's when they're lenient or don't equate to instant death with you miss one by a fraction of a second. Co-op in Umbrella Chronicles could be a real drag when you both instant die at some worthless QTE because the other player didn't hit the Z and A button at the same time even though you nailed your QTE.

One of the good things about Wii games is developers usually make QTE’s involving movement very forgiving. The knife fight in RE4 was a loads easier on the Wii than it was on the cube since half the commands was move the remote and the other half was the A button.

I still think this game looks like the bizarre love child of Time Crisis, Alone in the Dark, and the movie Volcano. Kinda like a cheesy over the top Disaster movie, and cheesy movie premises can actually make pretty good games. (True Crime comes to mind.)

I’m digging this rescue worker angle. Seems like something I don’t see much of in video games.



megaman79 on 22 September 2008
celine said:
this game got 34/40 on Nintendo Famitsu.

 

Sounds pretty cool, Whats that comparable with exactly?



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tuoyo on 22 September 2008
Gnizmo said:
Stever89 said:
That was sweet. I hope this game is good. I want it to be good really bad. That huge wave reminds me of Day After Tomorrow.

 You get reminded of the Day After Tomorrow and you still have hope for the game? You are a more hardcore Nintendo fan than I am.

 

 Lol.  That is one of the worst movies I have ever seen.  But the wave scene in the game does look really cool.



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mrketchup33 on 22 September 2008

Amazing. I cant wait.



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