It really has the same toned down vibe of the TTYD remake's shitty changes that turn stuff into safe and mealy mouthed shit with no bite or even humor. A lot of the changes to the english version, even for shit that's got similar lines makes it longer and softer. Shit like "andross' enemy is MY enemy!" becomes "great emperor andross' enemy is my enemy!" type shit with a much more jank and modern anime VA delivery.
I expected worse given your description. I'll miss the hilariously over-the-top nuke explosion, but this seems alright.
In the wondrous future of gaming, you can't tell if a game's been weirdly censored or if the developers are just incompetent.
At least it's not what happened to mighty number 9's explosion animation right before release. I still have no clue how they managed to fuck that shit up so bad last second.
"no one's ever really gone"
Ahh, the pizza explosions. Good times. Anyway, there were some big booms in the Nintendo direct trailer for the game, so I imagine they're just saving them for more dramatic moments.
Funny that Event Horizon really goes into unhinged territories that an official game never could, like having corpses flying around in space while Bolse explodes which was inspired from the evacuated pilots in the first SNES game and also the new version of the Moon Mountain boss that literally throws her own body guards at you who splatter on the ground.
That explains why the women (well, single woman) are ugly. Chances are that one of the empty spaces for the chat face might be Krystal. She's too tempting (heh) to ignore.
Wow, imagine not having our mercenary soldier protagonist not kill people during a war, right after their death screams. But it might be incompetence due to UE5 being shit.
Can you elaborate? I don't recall much violence in that heavily abstract game. Also, fan games can't help themselves but to make the OG content edgier, kek.
That’s how I feel about most of the things Nintendo does now. $40 for a Wii game, $20 for GBA, $80 normal games (plural, now that we know about Fortune’s Weave), $35 DLC, increasingly lazy Pokemon, slap a $10 price tag on a tech demo, so on and so forth… millions of people will buy it all anyway, so why not keep ramping prices up?
In the first Star Fox game you could see enemy pilots fly around in space after you destroy their ships though it is difficult to see them normally.
It's fine in isolation, but I just think it's a worse presentation than before, combined with the new boss VA that doesn't sound so much like they're crying their last words anymore. It's cool when the bad guys spectacularly explode to smithereens.
I don't disagree, which is why I'm glad SF64 is still readily available. Choice is king.
Most of the graphic settings have to be set to ultra to render a lot of stuff correctly. If it still doesn't works correctly I guess you have to bully the dev about it.
The different difficulties actually were a thing in previous versions of the game, it appears like they only tweaked a few details regarding that.
Why is Krystal PNG by Nintendo?
This is why I had my parents get me Star Fox 64 when I was a kid.
