punk rebel ecks said:

In terms with Nintendo well obviously they aren't turning their back towards their fanbase due to them still feeding them with the titles they'll love (Kirby DS, Wario Wii, Pikmin, Animal Crossing, Fire Emblem DS, Etc.) but in terms of media like press conferences and advertisments it's pretty much mainstream audience (casual) from here on out. They clearly are the biggest tribute to Nintendo's success and they definately won't risk losing their grip on them.

Well its Nintedo's news stategy. They now announce a game only a month of 2 before release. I guess they are tired of the cycle hype, delay, fanboy crying, release, fanboy backlash etc. I saw a week ago a commercial of New Mario Bros. So in other words it seems that nintendo is intending to promote their game far beyond release!

^^ So Grammaton_Cleric says: "Nintendo does not deserve first place, because it is not making games that I like" Everything he bases of his own opinion.

FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK I lost my post.

I will try it again, SHIT

The latest editions of Japanese magazine Famitsu have revealed many a new detail about World Destruction, Image Epoch and SEGA’s dramatic, upcoming Nintendo DS RPG, specifically information on the title’s battle system and character skills.





The battle system is reportedly turn-based, and similar to that of Xenogears, and will use both the upper and lower screens of the DS to accommodate ground and air attacks, or indeed, huge enemies that naturally fill the space of both displays.

World Destruction’s six different party members will each have their own weapon and skill types, and there are ten different categories of normal attacks - Ground Rush 1st, Ground Rush 2nd, Ground Rush 3rd, Ground Blow 1st, Ground Blow 2nd, Ground Blow 3rd, Ground Extra, Aerial Rush, Aerial Blow and Aerial Extra.

Separate to the ordinary levelling up points gained in normal battle, custom points can also be earned, and used to improve the accuracy, power, and effectiveness of attacks and skills. As your character’s attributes develop, more are unlocked.

World Destruction, whose story revolves around a young man, Kirie, who possesses immense destructive powers even though he does not know why, and Morte, a young lady, part of a terrorist organisation bent on destroying the world, is released in Japan on September 18.

No word on a Western translation yet, however.
Source

World Destruction movies

Gameplay

Trailer

Anime trailer (yes they are making an anime series of it)

THe Dead SPace link doesn't work for me, must see now, you guys know how much I've been raving about this game ever since I saw the first trailer...Screw you bandwagoners!

punk rebel ecks said:

More like the best Platformer of any era.

You fools are crazy. I love my banjo as much as the next man but you can barely call it a platform game. A platform game has risk of death by falling off a platform. Banjo lacks that for 90% of the game(s). These is an excess of collecting but I enjoyed it and the same element in DK64.

Unfortunately when I look at banjo nuts and bolts footage I smile when I see character movement, wince when I see vehicles.

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Grammaton makes some decent points in a shitty way. And some unreasonable points in a shitty way. Either way, don't bring that here Edgeboner.

GG did you read the World Destruction stuff I posted above? Oh, and do not forget to watch the movies!

archangel3371 said:

World of Destruction is looking pretty cool. Dead Rising is looking not too shabby either and seems like they're fitting in a decent number of zombies on screen.

DRising looks awfully pixellated and I have no idea why all the screens are so dark. I will brighten a couple just cause.

dvader said:

BATMAN!!!!!!!

Said the Joker.

"Now you will pay!"

iga_bobovic said:

Best.Batman.Ever.

Dark Knight be damned

Absolutely awsome TV show! I remember watching that a bunch as a kid.   Adam West is Batman.