Something tells me that an old school tough as nails platformer mixed with a touch of tough as nails bullet hell shooter isn't exactly the sort of game that will have an appeal at all to the casual gaming market, never mind PC or console.shiajun said:More people of consoles than on PC? Hmm....I bet that statistic is waaaaaayy off for the kind of audience this type of game could be grabbing given the HUGE casual crowd that already has a computer but has never thought of buying a console.DanDeFool said:Dammit.
Screw Halo Reach and Modern Warfare 2. I want an X360 just so I can play stuff like this!
Fuck, why do all the good indie and old-school games never get to Steam?
What? Way more people own X360s than PCs? Well... I guess that explains it then.
I'm also primarily a PC gamer. What I use is a 360 controller for windows. A bit pricier than the console one, but works well for me and seems to have some good support for it. Otherwise there are tons of budget usb controllers. Shop around.S1leNt RIP said:I'm not sure how the controls would work for PC though...obviously there are enough buttons, but...it just wouldn't be as comfortable.
Either way, I'm just sad it wasn't on PSP. Would have been perfect for it. Also, it was awesome! Loved the boss fights and everything, though it made me feel stupid for the number of times I died just from not planning ahead.
True, that, but the unwary buyer might not know this game comes from that school of unforgiving platformers. I was sort of thinking not of the droning Farmville addicts but the masochists that become hooked on Peggle, Bejeweled, countless reflex scoring games, the aformentioned Plants vs. Zombies, etc, for which a community like Steam's is just ripe for the picking.StriderShinryu said:Something tells me that an old school tough as nails platformer mixed with a touch of tough as nails bullet hell shooter isn't exactly the sort of game that will have an appeal at all to the casual gaming market, never mind PC or console.shiajun said:More people of consoles than on PC? Hmm....I bet that statistic is waaaaaayy off for the kind of audience this type of game could be grabbing given the HUGE casual crowd that already has a computer but has never thought of buying a console.DanDeFool said:Dammit.
Screw Halo Reach and Modern Warfare 2. I want an X360 just so I can play stuff like this!
Fuck, why do all the good indie and old-school games never get to Steam?
What? Way more people own X360s than PCs? Well... I guess that explains it then.
Personally, while I would have no issue at all with the game being on the PC, I think it's pretty fair to say that this game does belong on the consoles. They have pretty much always been the home of the platformer and have become the home of the bullet hell shooter as well since the arcade scene kicked the bucket in most of the world.
Yeah. I'd buy that game in a heartbeat. It looks amazing.Auxiliary said:If only it was on pc as well.