Looks ok. I still don't like how you have to bash everything with your sword to activate it (i.e. open doors, etc.). This is another game I'm up in the air on.
If there is any replay value (not just playing the game with less hearts), I'll probably get it.
[QUOTE="Sepewrath"]Has already been posted. Mercenary848
Doesn't help when you bump it.
Keeps them from bumping it, thinking its new and quite a useful bump there yourself, wouldn't you say? Anyway defininitly looking forward to this one next year.
looks great just wondering if sword play is free motion or slashing like in the first
Nintendo789
You can freely move the sword outside of combat, but unfortunately this isn't the first true 1:1 game. The combat still uses animations for attacks but it looks much more precise than the 1st and the combat looks more interesting and fleshed out. But there are more animations this time out so you attack high, low, stab off of attacks and counters, block horizontally and vertically etc etc.
Does anybody know if the enemies spawn in different places every play through?
psychobrew
Generally in a FPS enemies spawn because of vicinity triggers so yeah they are likely to appear in the same place on each playthrough.
Does anybody know if the enemies spawn in different places every play through?
psychobrew
Generally in a FPS enemies spawn because of vicinity triggers so yeah they are likely to appear in the same place on each playthrough.
So there's no replay value then? This game doesn't seem like an FPS.
Unless there's replay value, it's looking like a rental at best.
There was talk of adding multiplayer through DLC, though I wouldn't hold my breath. The developers only mentioned that they have the ability to do that.
The Wii Motion Plus appears to be doing wonders for previous iteration of games. It improved Wii Sports, Tiger Woods Golf, it'll probably improve Red Steel. I'm looking forward to what other games it can improve for possible game sequels.
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