I hope this goes the way of Freedom Planet and the guy removes all references to Nintendo and Metroid and make his own thing entirely. Worked for Galaxy Trail when SEGA was being idiots, it'll work for AM2R since it's so good. Nintendo's stuck in the past and they can't make a single good game anymore so they gotta strike down any attempt from anyone to do so for them instead of reaching out like Capcom and SEGA eventually did.
I guess in the end SEGA does do what Nintendon't. Meanwhile Mario's gonna get an iPhone game. If that's not pure unfiltered desperation I don't know what is. Just because you have the right to do something doesn't mean you should.
Honestly if the guy was smart he would've asked Nintendo for real statistics saying that the game was ruining their profit of Metroid 2 and if Nintendo didn't answer he could have counter-sued for attacking a student project that was released for free and made entirely from scratch.
Nintendo fanboys will be Nintendo fanboys though and no matter how much logic you argue or how much proper grammar you use(could of? really?) or how much actual knowledge of copyright law you have you they'll give you the same old shtick. You're part of the problem, you know. On the bright side Nintendo's stocks rose a little when Mario was announced on the iPhone. Neat.
The story is plain and boring, the main character's only redeemable qualities are being overly sexualised and having jiggle physics to some extent which I'm sure the framerate loves, then again I can't tell because it runs at a silky smooth 10fps constantly anyway.
In essence it suffers from the same problem Senran Kagura did, except, you know, that game is fun and you have a few ways of getting out of a bad situation and the framerate is passable because the combat is actually fluid and enjoyable as opposed to this wooden mess, and each character is unique and has unique abilities and combos and.. personalities, I can't find any of those things in this game. Nor can I find unique backgrounds or a story I could care about.
The combat in this game is clunky and you get stun-locked and killed really easily, really fast. The RPG elements barely make a difference in fights, the armour and accessories you get are randomly generated at the "shops" if you can call them that and they're just renamed constantly, every time you go to a "shop". It's really just the same items with different names or at times the same names with different stats...
The online lag, assuming you find someone who'll want to play this thing, is horrendous even with a New 3DS, locally too which is a really big achievement, I tested this with my friend's 3DS and my N3DS, online and offline! Right next to each other, idling. Silky smooth 4-10 frames. I could COUNT them. Literally.
9/10? Really? This barely deserves the 6 IGN gave it and I usually am very earnest about disagreeing with them and GameSpot. Overall it's a horrible game and I only bought it because ATLUS published it which only serves to make it even more disappointing in the end because I was expecting them to have some modicum of standards when it comes to these things.
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Re: Nintendo of America Issues Takedown Request on AM2R, Ending the Project
I hope this goes the way of Freedom Planet and the guy removes all references to Nintendo and Metroid and make his own thing entirely. Worked for Galaxy Trail when SEGA was being idiots, it'll work for AM2R since it's so good. Nintendo's stuck in the past and they can't make a single good game anymore so they gotta strike down any attempt from anyone to do so for them instead of reaching out like Capcom and SEGA eventually did.
I guess in the end SEGA does do what Nintendon't. Meanwhile Mario's gonna get an iPhone game. If that's not pure unfiltered desperation I don't know what is. Just because you have the right to do something doesn't mean you should.
Honestly if the guy was smart he would've asked Nintendo for real statistics saying that the game was ruining their profit of Metroid 2 and if Nintendo didn't answer he could have counter-sued for attacking a student project that was released for free and made entirely from scratch.
Nintendo fanboys will be Nintendo fanboys though and no matter how much logic you argue or how much proper grammar you use(could of? really?) or how much actual knowledge of copyright law you have you they'll give you the same old shtick. You're part of the problem, you know. On the bright side Nintendo's stocks rose a little when Mario was announced on the iPhone. Neat.
Re: Review: Code of Princess (3DS)
The story is plain and boring, the main character's only redeemable qualities are being overly sexualised and having jiggle physics to some extent which I'm sure the framerate loves, then again I can't tell because it runs at a silky smooth 10fps constantly anyway.
In essence it suffers from the same problem Senran Kagura did, except, you know, that game is fun and you have a few ways of getting out of a bad situation and the framerate is passable because the combat is actually fluid and enjoyable as opposed to this wooden mess, and each character is unique and has unique abilities and combos and.. personalities, I can't find any of those things in this game. Nor can I find unique backgrounds or a story I could care about.
The combat in this game is clunky and you get stun-locked and killed really easily, really fast. The RPG elements barely make a difference in fights, the armour and accessories you get are randomly generated at the "shops" if you can call them that and they're just renamed constantly, every time you go to a "shop". It's really just the same items with different names or at times the same names with different stats...
The online lag, assuming you find someone who'll want to play this thing, is horrendous even with a New 3DS, locally too which is a really big achievement, I tested this with my friend's 3DS and my N3DS, online and offline! Right next to each other, idling. Silky smooth 4-10 frames. I could COUNT them. Literally.
9/10? Really? This barely deserves the 6 IGN gave it and I usually am very earnest about disagreeing with them and GameSpot. Overall it's a horrible game and I only bought it because ATLUS published it which only serves to make it even more disappointing in the end because I was expecting them to have some modicum of standards when it comes to these things.