[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"]I'm okay with this, as long as it is a Vita game and not a 3DS game. Or maybe, multi-plat. Why would you not want it on 3DS? I don't see how it would work. Although he said it would be a spin-off so I guess you won't have to play like B1.
[QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"] I don't see how it would work. Although he said it would be a spin-off so I guess you won't have to play like B1. Kid Icarus proves fast paced action games are possible on the 3DS. A Bayonetta made for 3DS would just have to be made from the ground up for the system, that's all.
I'm not against a game going portbale, as portable games can still be designed well and engaging.
I just don't know if I'd like stylus controls for bayonetta though. Wasn't exactly crazy about them in Kid Icarus: Uprising; not for the land sections anyways.
[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"] I don't see how it would work. Although he said it would be a spin-off so I guess you won't have to play like B1. Kid Icarus proves fast paced action games are possible on the 3DS. A Bayonetta made for 3DS would just have to be made from the ground up for the system, that's all. The combat in Bayonetta is a lot faster and far more complex than anything in Kid Icarus, plus last I checked some of the knocks by reviewers dealt with the on foot combat with that game. A bayonetta 3ds would be by default a lesser game than the first Bayonetta.
If true, there's really a no-win situation for this. If it goes onto 3DS, then it would have to be much less complex by default. If it's on Vita, then it would just raise the question of why they don't just put it on PS3/4 as well. I'm not so sure if Bayonetta really needs a sequel to begin with, but a handheld-only option would not be the way to go about it.
[QUOTE="jg4xchamp"][QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"] I don't see how it would work. Although he said it would be a spin-off so I guess you won't have to play like B1. Kid Icarus proves fast paced action games are possible on the 3DS. A Bayonetta made for 3DS would just have to be made from the ground up for the system, that's all. The combat in Bayonetta is a lot faster and far more complex than anything in Kid Icarus, plus last I checked some of the knocks by reviewers dealt with the on foot combat with that game. A bayonetta 3ds would be by default a lesser game than the first Bayonetta. I agree, it can't follow the Kid Icarus template exactly. It would need to be designed from the ground up for the 3DS is all I am saying.
[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"] I don't see how it would work. Although he said it would be a spin-off so I guess you won't have to play like B1. Kid Icarus proves fast paced action games are possible on the 3DS. A Bayonetta made for 3DS would just have to be made from the ground up for the system, that's all. Kid Icarus controls were are the meh side really.
[QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"][QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"] I don't see how it would work. Although he said it would be a spin-off so I guess you won't have to play like B1. Kid Icarus proves fast paced action games are possible on the 3DS. A Bayonetta made for 3DS would just have to be made from the ground up for the system, that's all. Kid Icarus controls were are the meh side really.Should have been a wii game.
[QUOTE="MFDOOM1983"][QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"][QUOTE="charizard1605"] Kid Icarus proves fast paced action games are possible on the 3DS. A Bayonetta made for 3DS would just have to be made from the ground up for the system, that's all. Kid Icarus controls were are the meh side really.Should have been a wii game. I agree.
[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"] I don't see how it would work. Although he said it would be a spin-off so I guess you won't have to play like B1.ShadowDeathX
Kid Icarus proves fast paced action games are possible on the 3DS. A Bayonetta made for 3DS would just have to be made from the ground up for the system, that's all. Kid Icarus controls were are the meh side really.
The stylus controls were great for the flying sections, while I found them very awkward during the land sections.
a more "standard" control set-up I found was more preferable for the land sections, but in turn this made the flying sections a bit harder to go through with the lack of precision.
Would have been nice if there were an option to decide which control set-up you'd like to use for the flying sections and land sections, instead of focring you to use one for both sections. Sakurai certainly gave players plenty of controls customization so not adding that option is kinda silly IMO.
[QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"][QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="ShadowDeathX"] I don't see how it would work. Although he said it would be a spin-off so I guess you won't have to play like B1. Kid Icarus proves fast paced action games are possible on the 3DS. A Bayonetta made for 3DS would just have to be made from the ground up for the system, that's all. Kid Icarus controls were are the meh side really.the controls aren't bad by any means. They take a little while to get used to but they're fast and fluid once you do.
Hopefully Bayonetta won't get a fanbase as bad as KH's atleast...
charizard1605
All a game needs is popularity to get a bad fanbase. I know, look at friggin Mass Effect. Just any popular game fanbase, really. I swear, you can't look at fan art without vomiting constantly. Can't go to a forum about a game without whiners.
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