@Grim I've been having a lot of fun with it. It's missing a lot of polish (in the same way a lot of Bandai Namco games seem to be missing), and there's a bit of a learning curve, but I've been having a lot of fun as both the raiders and survivors.
My biggest gripe currently is the lack of substantial content from launch, but it's something I'm looking forward to receiving in the coming weeks and months.
@Desrever I've been a following the band for a while now. According to them, their band name is a play on "one o'clock", the time they most frequently met up to play and rehearse. In your defence though, I can definitely see that using English words is as appealing to Japanese audiences as using Japanese words to English audiences.
@Aurumonado To be honest, I kind of understand why Sega would want to use new talent. Crush 40 has existed for almost 25 years now. The ones who grew up with their music in the games (myself included) are well into adulthood now, and many of them may not even be gamers anymore, let alone Sonic fans. It's nice to have a new generation of music for a new generation of Sonic fans.
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@Grim I've been having a lot of fun with it. It's missing a lot of polish (in the same way a lot of Bandai Namco games seem to be missing), and there's a bit of a learning curve, but I've been having a lot of fun as both the raiders and survivors.
My biggest gripe currently is the lack of substantial content from launch, but it's something I'm looking forward to receiving in the coming weeks and months.
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@Desrever
I've been a following the band for a while now. According to them, their band name is a play on "one o'clock", the time they most frequently met up to play and rehearse. In your defence though, I can definitely see that using English words is as appealing to Japanese audiences as using Japanese words to English audiences.
@Aurumonado
To be honest, I kind of understand why Sega would want to use new talent. Crush 40 has existed for almost 25 years now. The ones who grew up with their music in the games (myself included) are well into adulthood now, and many of them may not even be gamers anymore, let alone Sonic fans. It's nice to have a new generation of music for a new generation of Sonic fans.