I'm curious whether anyone knows about the level of accuracy of the katana control in No More Heroes? I don't suppose it's 1:1, but is it any better than Zelda's, where a sword strike was basicly a spastic movement in any direction?
the sword is being controlled by the A button, only the finishing moves are going to be motion controlled where it will come up on screen what motion you have to do (much like the executions of godfather) no-one has played the game so know one knows the accuracy
Strange the sword strike actually did respond to how you did it. A thrust was always a thrust while a slash was always a slash.
meimnobody
If you're talking about Zelda, then that's not true. There were three different strikes: normal one, while locked on, and while locked on and moving forward. This has nothing to do at all with the motion.
edit: don't get me wrong I like TP and I'm not trying to bash it, I just used its trivial implementation of motion controls as an example.
no one knows really, but at TGS it will be playable! Haziqonfire
Wow, I really can't wait.
Zelda, Metroid and everything Mario is filler until this game comes out. Suda 51 is a brilliant designer, Contact and Killer7 are amazing. I hope to see the same kind of quality in NMH.
[QUOTE="Haziqonfire"]no one knows really, but at TGS it will be playable! Boba_Fett_3710
Wow, I really can't wait.
Zelda, Metroid and everything Mario is filler until this game comes out. Suda 51 is a brilliant designer, Contact and Killer7 are amazing. I hope to see the same kind of quality in NMH.
im really just interested to see if it plays well. I mean, the concept and design look awesome, however i want to know how it plays. Hopefully its doesnt play crappy -- i know Suda 51 knows what their doing, but in the back of my mine im still skeptical about the controls
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