Fatal Inertia EX Comments by Tom Bramwell
Lead designer Mike Bond on what's changed since the 360 release.
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seasidebaz
29/04/08 @ 18:35
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thank god there's a demo!
at least then i can see if it's as dire as the 360 version... and if it is, koei should stick to dynasty warriors :) |
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JediMasterMalik
29/04/08 @ 18:38
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Making it a PSN release makes this a slightly more attractive proposition.
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Vertical Stand
29/04/08 @ 19:43
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Many games just need more time, very few get the chance to rework 'failed' projects, maybe the core ideas won't work but lets put the cynicism aside and wait till we've tried it eh?
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SeesThroughAll
29/04/08 @ 19:54
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Making it a PSN release makes this a slightly more attractive proposition.
No, they're just hoping people will download it by accident, thinking it's Wipeout HD, or because they grew too impatient. ^ Above post proves my point.
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I wanted to like it, and am prepared to try again.
But will not pay over 15 quid for a download, however good. If it was 9.99 they would probab;y sell it by the bucketload. For me that is in the impulse/disposable zone like xbla and psn games should be. Gripshift had a lot of content, and I think that was 6.99 |
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farticusmaximus
30/04/08 @ 07:38
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I actually liked FI quite a lot, nice to see it gets a fixed version, even if it's for the 'wrong' console ;)
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"Koei's upcoming futuristic racer, Fatal Inertia EX, is coming out next month. But don't look at retail store shelves. It'll be distributed exclusively via the PSN at the end of May. The downloadable title will cost $29.99, according to MTV Multiplayer."
Hmmm if that means it'll be 15 quid then i'll give it a miss, at 9.99 i would be tempted. |
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Pixeljunk Monsters is £3.49. Motorhead is £3.49. Bishi Bashi Special is £3.49. Heck, the original Wipeout is £3.49, and I like it better. get all them and it's still only £13.96, with lots of varied gameplay, even if the visuals won't be as good.
I can't see me ever paying for it, especially on PSN. At least in stores no-one would buy it and you could get it cheap in a couple of months. |
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ShiftyGeezer
30/04/08 @ 14:09
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Warhawk's £20, and well worth it. If people are unwilling to support pricier (but still cheap) titles on PSN or other download networks, they'll seriously limit how adventurous developers can be.
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Don't get me wrong, I'm all for more expensive PSN games - being able to but the likes of Warhawk, Tekken, or GT5P on the spur of the moment, even if it's pissing down with rain outside is brilliant. But those games have a good reputation, Fatal Inertia was of a significantly inferior quality to even the PS1 games, so unless it's a whole lot better, I could never bring myself to pay that for it. Plus those games can all be bought on disc too (admittedly Tekken only on PSP).
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Devil-_-King
14/05/08 @ 17:56
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I think the PS3-version is better than the Xbox360-version.
At the PS3-version there are a lot of innovations... |
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Stepharneo
22/06/08 @ 13:54
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IIRC the developers original comments were that it could only be done with the power of the PS3. Now i know as well as anyone that that was an advertising ploy, but after playing the revamped demo i can't help but feel its almost too much of a coincidence how bad it was on the 360. i don't mean to sound like a fanboy, i've played many good games on the 360, but is it possible that this really can only work on the ps3...i dunno, maybe Sony has finally gotten to me, but i can't help feeling it would be an amusing advertising ploy at the very least "Fatal Inertia, it really can only work with the power of the PS3"...even if they would very likely get raped through the teeth by sueing from microsoft.
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