GaijinPunch wrote:I will be pretty pissed off if they have Origianl and Maniac modes. I'd rather see them have faith in one. If the game looks like a proper sequel (ie - built on the ESPGaluda engine with some upgrades) then I'll likely lift the PCB when it first comes out. Never done that before... gotta try it once.
Standards amd tastes are fair enough. But they're supposed to come into force AFTER you've played the game. If you don't like it then, then cool. There are way too many cynics on this board.don't understand those of you that are surprised some of us are less than thrilled about this.
Can we not have standards or tastes? There are lots of shooters coming out these days, and there's tons that still need to be thoroughly played, I don't consider myself a beggar that has to take every scrap he's thrown. Yea, Cave makes another shooter, good. At least they're still up and running. But it's a sequel to a game that isn't my favorite, so pardon me if I don't sacrifice the lambs to the STG gods.
) not just because they want to establish some identifiable franchise themes and characters, but it's also probably what their artist(s) want to do. Without Joker Jun, there's probably not much incentive to make follow-ups to games like ESP Ra.De. and Guwange, where the artist might feel like he's picking up in territory that isn't his own. I could understand he might want to flesh out and continue his own worlds and characters.
Randorama wrote:uh...
cynic mode: "This game will surely suck, it's a sequel and it will surely receive a shitty port!".
fanboy mode: "Oh damn another Cave shmup, it will surely rock even if it's pedestrian and a pure reash!"
On the other hand, i'm really curious about possible changes. If the score opportunities are less diluted ( my main gripe with Esp.Ra.De and Esp.Galuda) and they actually introduce something new, i'm happy in advance (yes, even before playing it).
@GP: you mean the Jun's comic,right? I think it was a mini-series of 12 numbers, but please don't take this seriously
Ditto. Galuda is cool, but not cool enough, imo, to necessitate any more effort in that vein. Then again, they could do what they did with the Donpachi series and blow us away. They are cave, after all8 1/2 wrote:...must...find...reason...to...care.
Because DDP is a different animal.ThirdStrike wrote:I did not see anyone bitch when a New Dodonpachi game was announced.
icycalm wrote:Well, if the Xbox and GC can't output low enough resolutions for Cave's shooters, I don't see how this game could ever be ported to PS3 or 360.
And it will probably run on the same hardware as Mushi and Ibara. So if it ever gets ported it will almost certainly have to be PS2 again...
Mushihimesama was filtered, anyways, so at that point it doesn't matter what system it's running on. If you want true low rez., like we were blessed with on all the pre-Mushi ports, yes, you will need something other than a next-gen system... or upscan it and run it in high def., keeping the same aspect ratio, producing the same pixel perfect look.ResOGlas wrote:Just out of curiosity, I hear a couple people mentioning how this game could not be ported to the newer systems because of Cave using low resolution. Wouldn't it all be up to the resolution of the monitor you're using? Also, if they did expect you to be playing on an HDTV, wouldn't it be possible to add an option to superimpose scanlines similar to MAME?
Word.mice wrote:But it should be Guwanges turn to get sequeled...
Haha, nah. It's one of the 3 guys that works at G-Front.TWITCHDOCTOR wrote:ResOGlas wrote:Kill the man in my avatar.icycalm wrote:If you are willing to kill, then you can.
edit: I've been drawing up plans to rob the G-Front store in Akihabara. They have 3 brand new Mushihime PCBs.
Why? Who's the man in your avatar? I'm guessing you?
ESP is not a word, it's an acronym (Extra Sensory Perception). In English, acronyms are predominantly always capitalized. Galuda is a proper name (the name of a Hindu[?] demi-god), and as such, it is grammatically correct to capitalize the first letter while the rest of the word remains lower-case.jiji wrote:With regards to the spelling: the only official romanization of the title I've seen has been ESPGALUDA, all caps. There's no period or alternating capitalization present. Since I'm not really keen on typing in all caps during polite conversation, I'm content to keep the E capitalized and lower-case the rest. If we were to decide on a single spelling for consistency, "Espgaluda" would be preferable.
3 characters this time? No, I believe he's the bad guy."The 3rd Galuda: Asagi"
RegalSin wrote:New PowerPuff Girls. They all have evil pornstart eyelashes.
I think Kiken is right when he says it comes from Hindu mythology, so I guess it'd be from India...however, there are tons of different Indian dialects, so who knows...maybe it even goes back to Sanskrit?GaijinPunch wrote:What langauge does Garuda come from? I've seen it pop up in other fantasy-themed games.
What he said.Kiken wrote: ESP is not a word, it's an acronym (Extra Sensory Perception). In English, acronyms are predominantly always capitalized. Galuda is a proper name (the name of a Hindu[?] demi-god), and as such, it is grammatically correct to capitalize the first letter while the rest of the word remains lower-case.
Hence the romanization: ESPGaluda
RegalSin wrote:New PowerPuff Girls. They all have evil pornstart eyelashes.
RegalSin wrote:New PowerPuff Girls. They all have evil pornstart eyelashes.
