Just go full DMC with the combat. I would love to see a Bloodborne style game with DMC play style. The fandom reaction would be hilarious! A GS employee I knew at the time would makes with each other a lot on that. And how hardcore fans would freak out and how their franchise would be "ruined forever".
NEVER EVER THINK NOR TRY TO DO THAT AGAIN, SEGA!
Hopefully, now with some govt support, these devs can stay independent inside of selling up to multinational devs/publishers.Good news, Australian gamers!
How indie developers and mobile games saved Australia's video game industry
You've probably played a video game made by an Australian developer, and you just don't know it. It's an industry that's gone from being almost non-existent after the global financial crisis to pioneering in the space of 15 years.www.google.com
Did you mean to say "instead" and not "inside"? Because I feel that sounds better and makes more sense.
As a one-off like Sekiro or Bloodborne it would be interesting to see. I think Souls would still have to have its own identity even as a spiritual successor of sorts. What would be interesting is to make different classes with dedicated combat mechanics. Like a knight class could be more grounded sword n board focused, or a vampire/demigod class could have more action/style based combat. As long as there is some variety.
I think Sekiro really is what you ask for since it had no invuln frames at all, the dodge just moved you out of the way physically it didn't make you invuln. And while its focus on parrying is way higher than that of other games, such mechanics are there in other games to one degree or another too. Even final fantasy 16 has an entire summon whose entire thing is parrying all the things, and has unique projectile parries too.
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Ebert was old-school media, where the audience was expected to sit down, shut up and try to learn what the auteur was teaching them. The problem gaming has today is that there are too many self-styled "auteurs" who want to replicate that and resent the "game" part for getting in the way.Reflections From a Professor of Video Games and Literature
Roger Ebert infamously proclaimed video games could never be art. GameLuster's resident professor, Clare FitzPatrick, explains how he was wrong then and is still wrong today.
I love Sekiro and mentioned it as being a bit different, but because of that it’s not really a Souls type of game. Its combat system was built around deflecting and the posture bar. If they make another Souls game I think it would be difficult to do well without iframes unless it was totally built for casters and/or sword n board. Even then it’s questionable as to how that would pan out. Realism has to take a back seat to fun. I mean, I liked Kingdom Come: Deliverance but for all the intricacies of its combat it looked and felt clunky as hell.
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SEGA, just stick with making and selling actual fucking game! Christ! Hell, I'd prefer you'd stick with your pachinko machines since you can't make up your mind!Soon Sonic fans will finally be able to sell their original characters! (do not steal)"Immensely Popular" Classic Sega Franchise Will Become an NFT Web3 Game
Line announced via press release that it signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Sega for the licensing of a classic IP to develop an NFT-Driven game.
Also, Sega please make up your fucking mind, k?
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From that articleHoly shit! I am not mad at the parents. Addiction or not, the kid did something really foolish. The article doesn't say what game he was playing. Wanna bet it was EA or 2K Sports game? How about sewing their asses, if it's them or some other shit company that manipulates children and those with addictive tendencies.
Parents Beat the Sh*t Out of Son for Spending $45,000 Life Savings on a Game, Video Goes Viral
A viral video captures the shocking moment when two parents beat their son for spending their life savings of $45000 on a video game.
Those examples of kids that are addicted is sad, and show what a compound issue it is. Basically it’s either parents don’t care for whatever reason or don’t have the time and resources needed to teach their kids any structure, which is little surprise in modern society. The other part is predatory companies facilitating this dysfunction without consequence.SEGA, just stick with making and selling actual fucking game! Christ! Hell, I'd prefer you'd stick with your pachinko machines since you can't make up your mind!
Holy shit! I am not mad at the parents. Addiction or not, the kid did something really foolish. The article doesn't say what game he was playing. Wanna bet it was EA or 2K Sports game? How about suing their asses, if it's them or some other shit company that manipulates children and those with addictive tendencies.
Parents Beat the Sh*t Out of Son for Spending $45,000 Life Savings on a Game, Video Goes Viral
A viral video captures the shocking moment when two parents beat their son for spending their life savings of $45000 on a video game.
Fifa has been running on Frostbite since Fifa17 in 2016 though.
Oh yeah, the parents aren't exactly off the hook either. Though I don't know personally what's going on with these set of parents, but it still should fall into responsibility to make sure to know what their kid is doing. If y'all don't have enough time, then make some damn time.
