Neither do I ... well maybe because no one here plays this anymore ! And this is a shame.mumu wrote:How this thread is in OT I will never know.
It's showing up as sometime in June at Gamestop, which likely means they don't have a date set - although it's possible that it actually will not be coming until June.guigui wrote:Preordered US version ? Is there a date now ?evil_ash_xero wrote:You should be excited. This game is drop dead awesome.Zweihander wrote:Got mine preordered. Can't wait.
This is bad new, I'm everyday happier to have gotten the Jap version.Cthulhu wrote: It's showing up as sometime in June at Gamestop, which likely means they don't have a date set - although it's possible that it actually will not be coming until June.
Probably still working on voice dubs or something...Nintendo Power's preview still had the Japanese version of the game shown (and stated that you can keep coming back with unlimited continues...yeah rightCthulhu wrote: It's showing up as sometime in June at Gamestop, which likely means they don't have a date set - although it's possible that it actually will not be coming until June.
)Oh god...Yuri Lowenthal as Isa. "WHHHYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!"ZeetherKID77 wrote:Still putting my money on Steve Blum being in this somewhere. Or Yuri Lowenthal.
I have to trust you on that one, good nows for waiters !
It is both. Bosses patterns loops for sure, but the aim is to kill them as fast as possible in order to get good times bonuses, so you wont see them looping too many times.UnscathedFlyingObject wrote:If the rest of the game is as good as what I've played so far, this might be the killer app for the Wii that nobody will play.
I love the boots ! But I love even more the shiny-soccerball-shaped-flying-backpack !UFO wrote: Edit: but oh yeah, the gogo boots still don't suit the guy at all.
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
Not soon enoughJohn845 wrote:Anyone have any idea when the US release date is?
Suppose to be late April I think. I'm waiting patiently for it too!!John845 wrote:Anyone have any idea when the US release date is?
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
I'd rather they finished the 'original' 360 shooter they were working on.John845 wrote:Bah... June. Was expecting it to come out earlier. Oh well.
I hope Treasure unveils its next project after this. Hopefully a Radiant Silvergun re-release or a new shmup in their RS/Ikaruga saga.
lol jonny your joking right?jonny5 wrote:lolz...i thought this was some kinda jRPG....
looks kinda like an updated space harrier....how do you control it?
looks kinda cool....wii only though, eh?
The default control scheme is great (chuck and wiimote), and has an intuitive and superb use of the buttons. The motion of the game is great too, with really dynamic stage design and some top music. If it is like space harrier, then it's in an extremely advanced way, although I can see the similarities.jonny5 wrote:lolz...i thought this was some kinda jRPG....
looks kinda like an updated space harrier....how do you control it?
looks kinda cool....wii only though, eh?
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
In a surprise twist Kotaku says S&P2 to come out in Europe a whole month earlier, on May 7th.Ebbo wrote:Star Successor is pretty crappy subtitle but I think I can live with it.
Still no PAL release date
...color me uninformed....
I think it (or at least the first one, since I haven't played the sequel yet) has more than a little influence from Cabal and its successors/imitators (Blood Bros., NAM-1975, etc.). Probably the least obvious important thing about it from videos is that the aiming and player movement are independent; most games of this type tie both to a single d-pad/stick, and decoupling them makes the game much more enjoyable.jonny5 wrote:looks kinda like an updated space harrier
