shak - The battle system has some similarities. I'd look into some gameplay videos. But IMO, having owned OB64, I'd say there are a decent bit of similarities. If your a fan of OB64, it's worth a rent, at least.
Back from the dead, I'm afraid.
Well the thing that keeps getting brought up is the technical issues. I can fight around those//I will enjoy this game//I'm so hooked on the battle system for some reason I feel like buying it this Thursday and leave Blue Dragon on the shelf//lol
I haven't touched that game in weeks//I want to buy another RPG//so it might turn out being The Last Remnant or Infinite Undiscovery they both have cheap price tags.
After the bad taste of IU I am going to wait how the PS3 version is going to be.
@Lostplanet22
Well I hope they announce the release date for the PS3 version soon//cause I'm itching to buy the 360 version.
Just get IU ^^' When you finished that game you still can decide to wait or not for the PS3 version :).
Ok//so why should I ignore it and I know I can fight around the technical issues//I really do want this game//I will probably wait till the price reduces for this one then considering its not worth the $50 or so dollars.
The review are not really good but it seems to be the way to do with all the RPG. I think this deserve better score...
I hope its not a bad game. Its the next RPG that I will be playing right after I finish the crappy ToV.
mrstickball said:
Yes, TLR uses UE3. I did a bit of research, and backtracking with licensees of the Unreal Engine. What it boils down to is that A LOT of studios use UE3 once, and rarely ever again. Most developer's first UE3 game has been pretty shoddy in terms of what it did from a technical standpoint: Lost Odyssey, The Last Remnant, Mass Effect, are all UE3 games...And the first time it was used to create a game by that studio. Lost Odyssey is the best of the lot, but still quite a ways away from the better UE3 games. On the other end, you have Gears of War (Epic) and Bioshock (2k Marin/Austrailia) which were technically brilliant...Both studios have had multiple titles developed on the UE platform...Obviously, Epic made UE3 which gives them an even bigger edge.
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I guess at the end of the day, it's better to use your own in-house engine in most cases. Or maybe the "laziness" that led most developers to "borrow" engines leaked into the final product.
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| bonkers555 said: I hope its not a bad game. Its the next RPG that I will be playing right after I finish the crappy ToV. |
Is Tales of Vesperia that bad of a game//lol
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