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Any idea the rewind count on DW? For me it's typically 2 out of every 3 metal slimes runs before I can get that last hit in.
That was part of why I was interested. They sold it as the main character is experienced and knows how to handle situations instead of being a helpless teenager and the time travel idea gives you the chance to explore a number of possibilities. It remind me a bit more of Valkyrie Profile in that sense.
I also just recently picked up this game based on some reviews I read in Game Informer. It's pretty neat so far, haven't had a WHOLE lot of time to play it, but it's a nice flashback to the 16-bit days. The new thing seems to be to flash back to the 8-bit era but the SNES had most of the greatest RPGs of all time!
LYS: Unfortunately my big TV isn't Hi-def. It IS an old HDTV, but since it's old it doesn't have any HDMI ports so it's pretty much useless these days. I agree I like the Conquest mode as it's the only way for me to experience the history to an extent since I can no longer read the history without getting a headache, so that IS a good improvement.
Some change is good but I do miss the more simplistic days of DW3. Although I never did buy the expansion pack for it. What I would like to see more of is the history of the characters and maybe more on the weapons they are using and why. We've had these characters around for some time now, why not expand on that instead of flooding us with more? I hated the change to hi-def graphics on the PS3 for one reason: I don't have a high def TV CAPABLE of displaying the super tiny fonts they used in a legible format, so when I turned the game on and dove right for the history section I lost interest in even playing the game after awhile for fear my eyes would burst.
Agreed. I used to play WoW for awhile and I think it ties in with the DLC situation, it just doesn't feel right to have to repeatedly buy the same game I already bought. I especially get upset when I hear the announcement of "DLC content will be available on the day of release!". Ok…so why not just put it in the game in the first place?! I agree with LYS that it would be worth paying for things like additional quests, more levels, something that EXPANDS the game, makes it feel like I'm getting a better deal than buying a whole new game, but small additions seem like they should be free, something that would entice people to continue to buy the game, a sales point if you will.
Speaking of retarded…wasn't Liu Chan a bit screwed in the head after Liu Bei dropped him to the ground after he was returned by Zhao Yun? I suppose since he was still a baby we'll never know if it mattered, but…do you think if that had never happened that things might've gone differently?
I actually kind of liked playing Pang De, I am not the least bit interested about playing Liu Chan primarily because he was the straw that broke the camel's back of the Shu kingdom, ultimately dieing in disgrace. Perhaps they will try to "redeem" him in this iteration.
I gotta be honest here, I'm making absolutely no progress on this whatsoever. I've spent some time trying to pick apart the rom with a hex editor but it's nothing like translating from another language that's NOT character based (German, Spanish, etc). Anybody else have any luck?
I actually believe this is the compilation currently being run as "Final Fantasy IV Complete Collection" being released in Japan on March 24th for the PSP. I think you just got some advance screenshots. So that means it's not only going to have The After Years but also the original FFIV. I imagine they'll keep the extra bosses that were in the DS version and probably make some updates from the Wii version of The After Years.
