Sentences with phrase «think tales games»

Not exact matches

Tales of Hearts R is closer to what longtime fans expect from the franchise, and it's a shame that it's taken so long for us to get it here (and if you think piracy doesn't hurt anyone, that's the main reason we never got this game — along with several other Japanese DS standouts — in the West).

The last Tales game I played was Symphonia on GameCube but after reading this, I think I should get back into the series.

I never expected a God of War game to provide anything but hours of unbridled vengeance but this tale is filled with thought - provoking themes and a complex father - son relationship that are an absolute joy to experience.

I think when a lot of gamers think of RPGs from Japan, the first image that pops up is something along the lines of Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, or Namco's Tales series.

He thought that juxtaposing the all - American iconography of Mickey Mouse with a dark scripted tale would be cinematic gold, or at least deeply weird.So with the help of an extremely small Canon camera and some very game actors and crew, the director began shooting a movie guerrilla - style.»

You might think it hard to expand on the Spartan's story by now but the game actually strikes an immediate chord with long - time fans by telling the tale of Kratos» long lost brother, Deimos.

Between crafting involved (ahem) tales of science fiction, he keeps those gears turning, and to say he thinks outside the box might be understating it; in recent interviews he has made public his dreams of a game that destroys itself after you lose.

Once thought to be a crazy idea, Traveller's Tales has made a name for themselves with their line of LEGO inspired video games based on licensed properties such as Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings.

PlayStationing were recently given a quick look at the first 40 or so minutes of Tales of Hearts R on the PlayStation Vita, so we thought we'd do a quick preview on the game.

To be fair, Tale of Tales developers thought their games were «art», but failed to understand that a nice looking game, or a beautiful painting doesn't make it art.

If you haven't played an Ys game before, think of a standard Action RPG combat system like Star Ocean, Tales of, or even the more recent Final Fantasy XV.

It's a game that has obviously had a lot of thought put into making it feel authentic to the Tarahumara beliefs and ideals and you can see the incredible effort that has been made to bring the North Mexican folk tales, myths and legends to life.

I think much of the consensus about CoL is correct: the game is good, almost unique — a side - scrolling homage to classic JRPGs, set in a fairy - tale world — and an aesthetic feast.

I'm thinking of a game that's based on worldwide folk stories / fairy tales where Mario can collect different power - ups based on them, whether it's mythical Japanese creatures, Dracula, ect.

What about Monster tale that was a good ds game and no one thought of adding Ellie and chomp they would work similar to Rosalina and luma but with different moves

Other than Tales of Abyss, I personally think the Symphonia games have the best characters in the series.

I'm not going to say whether or not I feel people are justified in those complaints, but I think that anyone who plays Namco's latest port of Tales of Phantasia [Free] is going to walk away with some new perspective on what exactly breaking a game entails.

I'm generally more of a fan of turn - based battle systems (as evidenced by the games we've made), but so far, I think Tales of Xillia may be my favorite RPG this year.

Listening to the music I think about Zelda, Macross Plus (of all things), and I feel like I am playing Star Ocean, Dark Cloud, Shadow of the Colossus, Final Fantasies or the Tales games all over again for the first time.

While Lucky still makes me think of Conker and how I would like to see a new game in the franchise, Super Lucky's Tale managed to impress.

I think it works better in games where system limitations are obviously present but if developers can find a way around it they should go with something more real time... Anyhow, this game would have been a lot better if it played a bit similar to how Tales of battle system works.

This time, The Gamesmen talk about Frontier trademarking Elite: Deadly, Tales of Zestiria coming to PC, the world video game hall of fame, TwitchCon, a guy with rage issues, the iOS game Dreeps, Tim Sweeney's thoughts on VR, and Nintendo's supply constraints.

What looks like a cartoony game quickly revealed a thought provoking, touching, and well - written tale.

It's a very meta sort of move, and I think it's been there since the early SNES game (and even the Tales of Phantasia game that it kind of spun off from).

I'd like to think challenges in games are, you know, challenges, and the protagonists of the tales are not always super confident things will go okay.

It is a game that combines core roleplaying ideas like character creation and development, quests and choices and consequences with fast - paced, action oriented combat (think Soldat meets Zelda) and Tales of Game's unique and erotic sense of hugame that combines core roleplaying ideas like character creation and development, quests and choices and consequences with fast - paced, action oriented combat (think Soldat meets Zelda) and Tales of Game's unique and erotic sense of huGame's unique and erotic sense of humor.