New DS Title Asks You to Play Two Games Simultaneously
- Thread starter John Funk
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That's quite frankly the silliest employment of the DS's two screens I've ever seen.
Put it on my want list.
Still, not quite as bad as manually doing all the combat in The World Ends With You, where you could have two full fights at once.
Put it on my want list.
Still, not quite as bad as manually doing all the combat in The World Ends With You, where you could have two full fights at once.
Wow, didn't realize there was so much hate for TWEWY's combat. I personally found it fun and refreshing.
This looks like an awesome idea, but I'm not going to put too much of my hopes into it; this studio also made a post-Insomniac Spyro game.
This looks like an awesome idea, but I'm not going to put too much of my hopes into it; this studio also made a post-Insomniac Spyro game.
Poor Funk. If you need a shoulder, you'll only have to ask. (I'm kidding of course)John Funk said:
Pretty cool concept and it look challenging for all the right reasons. It's a shame that i pick PSP over DS... but i still can download my show on it and listen to my 3gig of music...
Now that is why we love Nintendo, and it looks to be the classic reasons--innovation, great platforming, and probably hard as shit. Exactly what we want, no?
Anyone seen this totally sweet little indie title called Excellent Bifurication [http://www.allegro.cc/depot/ExcellentBifurcation]? Vertical scrolling spaceship shooter, but with two separate screens simultaneously, with different enemy attack patterns on each XD You could get killed on either screen (which makes it WAY more hardcore than this, lol)... never did get any good at it though heh.
It's only a short competition entry, but it rocks if you like that sort of thing.
It's only a short competition entry, but it rocks if you like that sort of thing.
Wow. That looks really interesting.
And I don't see why it's getting all the comparisons to To World Ends With You. TWEWY had DIFFERENT action on each screen at the same time, which had to be controlled seperately using 2 completely different control schemes. This game is much simpler, it only requires you to keep an eye on the other screen so you know when to flip down to it and you only have to control a single character with what looks like a very simple controld scheme (move, jump, shoot).
And I don't see why it's getting all the comparisons to To World Ends With You. TWEWY had DIFFERENT action on each screen at the same time, which had to be controlled seperately using 2 completely different control schemes. This game is much simpler, it only requires you to keep an eye on the other screen so you know when to flip down to it and you only have to control a single character with what looks like a very simple controld scheme (move, jump, shoot).