Archangel3371 said:

Archangel3371 said:

Foolz said:

Archangel3371 said:

Damn. I'd rather it to have been influenced by Shadow of the Colossus.

And Too Human?

Huh?

You are kind of an VGpress celebrity Archie. Check out my Too Human blog and the podcast.

I wouldn't mind a sequel if they adjusted certain things. And the combat, like Van Ord pointed out, there is a part of the combat wher eyou can get into a groove.  My ultimate gripe with this game, other than the death animation, was that this really could have been on teh level of Dark Alliance with just some minor tweaks.

And what about the ending? After the boss battle you back track, fly back to the base and then walk to watch two cut-scenes?

DSLites at Wal*Mart on Black Friday for $89. Plenty of other deals.

Marvel vs Capcom 3 Special Edition Revaeled

I am officially tired of this crap.  Buy the special edition of the game and it comes with 2 two of the DLC characters. I could be wrong, but does that suggest to anyone else that they're already on the disc and therefore they're just unlockable rather than downloadable? Does it look like once again Capcom is pulling the "develop it ahead of time and then release it as DLC later" trick?  Bullshit.  Of course I'm sure this will mean my favorite characters will be DLC as a result.

robio said:

Marvel vs Capcom 3 Special Edition Revaeled

I am officially tired of this crap.  Buy the special edition of the game and it comes with 2 two of the DLC characters. I could be wrong, but does that suggest to anyone else that they're already on the disc and therefore they're just unlockable rather than downloadable? Does it look like once again Capcom is pulling the "develop it ahead of time and then release it as DLC later" trick?  Bullshit.  Of course I'm sure this will mean my favorite characters will be DLC as a result.

wow a pretty bad special edition and jill really crapcom  do we need 3 characters off the worst RE game ever made and this is why i can tell that tvc is better they only put in 1 character per game.

wow and here i was thinking blizard couldn't make d3 any worse after stripping 50% of the rpg elements from the game but now console versions didn't they ever learn from the past

eggmiester said:

wow and here i was thinking blizard couldn't make d3 any worse after stripping 50% of the rpg elements from the game but now console versions didn't they ever learn from the past

I don't think a console version of Diablo 3 is necessarily a bad thing. Sure the PS1 port was bad, but that was a different time. There were some very good hack and slash games on consoles in recent years, and I think that if Blizzard was handling the console version themselves it would turn out just fine.

robio said:

I don't think a console version of Diablo 3 is necessarily a bad thing. Sure the PS1 port was bad, but that was a different time. There were some very good hack and slash games on consoles in recent years, and I think that if Blizzard was handling the console version themselves it would turn out just fine.

different time did blizzard stopped becoming  a money grubbing company that doesn't care about players? no never mind of coarse not they did give up on games to focus on a mmo game that to this date take up 80% of there effort to keep it going and"fresh"

@bugsonglass yeah i did play tvc online but before i got it to save money i had to lower the speed of my internet so online haven't been as good as they use to and my wii is weird and it wont let me connect to anyone on my friends list but i can connect to random users

Agnates said:

What RPG elements did they remove from Diablo 3? Diablo 1 and 2 were hardly RPGs themselves. Just good ole dungeon crawlers. I haven't been following it that closely (although I've preordered it because it was cheap on Amazon UK) but the main difference I've seen is that thankfully potion spam won't be encouraged as much, instead you'll get random health drops from enemies and have much more limited potion use, meaning that boss fights will present a set challenge you will not be able to bypass by packing an inventory full of rejuvenating potions. As for the console version, I don't see how it will be better than the Diablo port, which I didn't think was so bad. They'll still have to give you direct character control in a game designed for point & click with hotkeys gameplay, as consoles don't have the right interface for that (I doubt they'll make a Wii version, or support Move).

they took off stats that old games have, and now changed around skill's and skill points to be less rpg like, have added in more action elements in combat