F*CK! NOT THE BLIMPS!Cavouku said:Screw your boat, I fly blimps, motherf*cker!Tonimata said:Because it's the motherf*cking boat!Abedeus said:AND WHY THE HELL DID SHE USE A BOAT?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8F3UE9qFsg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86PdIKMA5Nk
That statement made me wonder: Wasn't the original idea behind Unskippable to rant off the bad cutscenes from bad games?Susan Arendt said:3. Folklore is actually a fantastic game, not that you'd know from this cutscene.
Thanks Susan, I'll have to try and find this game now!Susan Arendt said:It's an action game...I guess you could say it has some RPGish elements, but its mostly just in this amazing setting that's right out of a storybook. Basically, you collect "folk," which are these wonderfully strange creatures that have unique abilities. One might have a projectile attack, another might have a fire-based attack. You can't do combat yourself, so you need the folk to do it for you. You assign different folk to different face buttons, then hit the button for the attack you want to do. You can capture the souls of new folks to add to your arsenal. You also get different costumes that give you different abilities and buffs. You play as the two characters you saw in the video, each one with their own storyline, though the stories intersect in places.
It's kind of hard to find now, but if you can scoop it up, definitely give it a shot, if only to see how beautiful and otherworldly it is.
I want this game solely on the basis that Keats is what I would look like if I had a pointier chin and access to a purple coat. Also, when he does his "Limit Break" type ability, the purple, it's everywhere.Scrythe said:Keats is by far the most badass thing in Folklore. Hands down.
Huh, I was thinking of Vincent from Silent Hill 3, but I guess he does look more like Otacon. How uncanny. Maybe they´re relatives.NanashiDorobou said:Huh, Otacon's grandfather, I suppose
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Sounds kind of like pokémon just with less balls and more...Ireland.Susan Arendt said:It's an action game...I guess you could say it has some RPGish elements, but its mostly just in this amazing setting that's right out of a storybook. Basically, you collect "folk," which are these wonderfully strange creatures that have unique abilities. One might have a projectile attack, another might have a fire-based attack. You can't do combat yourself, so you need the folk to do it for you. You assign different folk to different face buttons, then hit the button for the attack you want to do. You can capture the souls of new folks to add to your arsenal. You also get different costumes that give you different abilities and buffs. You play as the two characters you saw in the video, each one with their own storyline, though the stories intersect in places.Ghostwise said:I just watched some actual gameplay and it looks awesome! Is it a JRPG? I couldn't really tell. Regardless it looks cool. Shame I don't own a ps3!Susan Arendt said:Three things:
3. Folklore is actually a fantastic game, not that you'd know from this cutscene.
It's kind of hard to find now, but if you can scoop it up, definitely give it a shot, if only to see how beautiful and otherworldly it is.