i gotta stop hitting submit before reading what i post.... and you're right on the mark on nothing.Dave_K. wrote:You mean anything worth noteing? I'm sure like this thread, there is lots worth nothing being said.bay wrote:anything worth nothing being said in the 2ch thread?GaijinPunch wrote: Well, congrats.
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I thought Karous' best point was "theme". Definitely wasn't graphics.
This should be pretty fun though, although I'm not sure how well a "dark" game is going to work in 2D w/ sprites. Doesn't that make shadowing kind of tough?
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This should be pretty fun though, although I'm not sure how well a "dark" game is going to work in 2D w/ sprites. Doesn't that make shadowing kind of tough?
Cheers to the mods for the unlock.
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Castlevania yes, but it's not exactly the same game. ESPRade & Guwange... most of those games take place out side, many stages in somewhat light backgrounds. I'm thinking dark... along the lines of Karous... although I know it doesn't have to be.
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Honestly, MMP was annouced and play-tested recently and now something new? It would be interesting to see what it´s all about but at the moment were are far from discussing that. Perhaps from my standpoint having only played home ports from Cave I just the interest just isn´t there as much.
Honestly, MMP was annouced and play-tested recently and now something new? It would be interesting to see what it´s all about but at the moment were are far from discussing that. Perhaps from my standpoint having only played home ports from Cave I just the interest just isn´t there as much.
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Cave's current strategy to hype up their latest upcoming arcade shmup PCB title is working -- it gets the worldwide arcade shmup fans all salivating with glee & giddyness... ^_~GaijinPunch wrote:This has been their pattern for a couple of years now. Since Mushihime-sama, basically.Limbrooke wrote:Honestly, MMP was annouced and play-tested recently and now something new?
And does Cave realize that there is an international arcade market for their latest arcade PCBs? Best not to ignore that market base (outside of Japan) and would be in their best interest to release two versions: original JPN Bios version & the other, an all-English Bios version would make sense in today's international arcade PCB market scene..... ^_~
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There's no point, they know we'll buy them in Japanese language anywayPC Engine Fan X! wrote:And does Cave realize that there is an international arcade market for their latest arcade PCBs? Best not to ignore that market base (outside of Japan) and would be in their best interest to release two versions: original JPN Bios version & the other, an all-English Bios version would make sense in today's international arcade PCB market scene..... ^_~
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True.Macaw wrote:PC Engine Fan X! wrote: And does Cave realize that there is an international arcade market for their latest arcade PCBs? Best not to ignore that market base (outside of Japan)
that market consists of about 20 people.
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Maybe that's why I feel this trend is a bit tiring.GaijinPunch wrote:This has been their pattern for a couple of years now. Since Mushihime-sama, basically.Limbrooke wrote:Honestly, MMP was annouced and play-tested recently and now something new?
All the same, until there is play footage and or screenshots I'm sticking to... snore.
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To which I would reply, "what was the last bad arcade game Cave made"? Or the depressing side of the argument, when is the last time another company has made a really good one.Limbrooke wrote: All the same, until there is play footage and or screenshots I'm sticking to... snore.
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Curious, where did the title Tenshi no Juusha come from ? And what does it mean ?
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Apparently the questionairre card which I didn't check. That's what danmakugata reported. Tenshi is an angel. A juusha is a guardian of sorts. "Guardian Angel" is a pretty good translation I'd say.rtw wrote:Curious, where did the title Tenshi no Juusha come from ? And what does it mean ?
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Stage 3 in Guwange was at night, and it looked gorgeous. It is also my favourite part of the game, one of the most atmospheric stages in a shmup ever. And Garegga was the total fucking darkness ever. So this shouldn´t be a problem IMHO.GaijinPunch wrote:ESPRade & Guwange... most of those games take place out side, many stages in somewhat light backgrounds.
And somehow, I got a Guwange vibe from that flyer, too, but I have absolutely no idea why. Maybe they´ll do another "walking" shmup.
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Define bad?GaijinPunch wrote:To which I would reply, "what was the last bad arcade game Cave made"? Or the depressing side of the argument, when is the last time another company has made a really good one.Limbrooke wrote: All the same, until there is play footage and or screenshots I'm sticking to... snore.
It's debatable of course given the track record seems to favour the positive side although to each their own. Even a well made game can be seen as bad, which is my case for Guwange. No fun factor found there, yet.
I'm feeling kind of apathetic at the moment anyway, making it hard to say what Cave games I really like, pardon Espgaluda. That goes in-hand with the 2nd part of your reply.
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