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@solo player sab was on that bike too!
@solo player sab was on that bike too!
I personally like this idea a lot. I think a fully fleshed-out world map is a lot of work for not a lot of pay-off.What if all the locations were scaled up as such, but the world map remained fairly rudimentary (a la DQXI or something)? I don't foresee them doing that, but what would you think?
@solo player sab I've never been more jealous of another human being
Given the random tie up with Arby's (unless Arby's is just weird) I wonder if they can do what they did with Audi for FFXV and get Harley Davidson to build the Hardy Daytona (or even the other bikes shown in the trailer).
Given the random tie up with Arby's (unless Arby's is just weird)
Doesn't this directly contradict what Kitase said today?...I don’t know if any of you ever watch the “Night Sky Prince” on Youtube, but he was going over some of the things said today and one of those was that Square (I believe Nomura) said that he didn’t anticipate the other games in the remake taking much less development time than the first ...
Doesn't this directly contradict what Kitase said today?
“Due to the work already done on the first game we anticipate development of the second game to be more efficient. We have our own internal schedule and plan, but for now we’d like to focus our information on the first game in the project.”
Doesn't this directly contradict what Kitase said today?
“Due to the work already done on the first game we anticipate development of the second game to be more efficient. We have our own internal schedule and plan, but for now we’d like to focus our information on the first game in the project.”
I can't find any Nomura quotes to the effect of what the Night Sky Prince is saying, at least in English. Or anyone else connected to 7R if it's not Nomura.
@Castiel Strife, you worry too much lol. Some of us (not me) have played that game when it came out some 20 years ago. I played it on PC myself, a few years after. I am already over 40 haha, and yet here I am, fully ready to commit to probably 10 years of waiting/playing this serie of games. Don't look over thinking "damn, I'll be 40" but look at it thinking "Holy shit that's great, I'll be able to play for YEARS to come!"
There will certainly be players who will die in between, but the important thing is that they'll be able to enjoy this still: the hype, the theories, playing at least one installment. It's ok, it's life. Enjoy what you can enjoy
This is my take. Also, Kitase has a different perspective than the fans. Not only could his definition of "dramatically shorter" as someone who works on games may be different, but he might not even be thinking of the same starting point as us (Reveal vs Shift to in-house). I'm thinking 2-3 years.I don't think Kitase's two comments are contradictory, really. His off-the-cuff comment was that development for the next title wouldn't be dramatically shorter, which I take to mean that development for part 2 will be shorter than part 1 but it will still be longer than a year or two like some people expected/hoped for. His second comment just clarifies this in a more PR-friendly way; work will be more efficient than on part 1 (since the systems are established), but there will still be a lot of work to do (since they have to make a lot of new locations).
They could have asked Yamaha, for the Hardy Daytona. The OG design being strongly inspired from the 1985 V-max.Given the random tie up with Arby's (unless Arby's is just weird) I wonder if they can do what they did with Audi for FFXV and get Harley Davidson to build the Hardy Daytona (or even the other bikes shown in the trailer).