You can plow through it in a day if you're committed, though if you're shooting for 100% then it'll be about 15 hours.
Really ? Didn't know that about NMH2, I thought he had creative freedom on this one.
like i said its not a bug, it happens to me when i switch from using the pro controller and than taking the switch out for handheld. you have to take out the joycons connected them in the menu than out them back into the switch and they shud work in game now
I played NMH2 this month on Dolphin cuz it has gampad support but yeah remasters would be ideal and honestly I think those are a better metric for demand for a 3rd game than this is.
I have seen that but I am mostly curious about story beats in this particular entry. Does something happen with Badman/Travis, is Shinobu relevant etc.
The Castle was a huge inspiration on Kurayami before EA happened and changed it into SotD. There's a certain catharsis in Suda embracing SotD throughdespite it being wildly different from what his original concepts entailed.Serious Moonlight
Thank you very much, this is exactly what I wanted.In one of the Travis Strikes Back scenarios, it's strongly implied that the antagonist of the next game might be an IT business tycoon that runs an urban revitalization company who have their sights set on Santa Destroy. They supposedly have a whole bunch of future tech on them, which might play into Suda's comments about Travis going up against some Thanos-level threats.
Travis manages to piss the guy off something fierce because he beat him to an inch of his life as vengeance for him having abused Juvenile (this game's "antagonist" and the creator of the video games you explore), so the antagonist of the next game is most likely going to be partially fueled by a personal vendetta. The guy in particular is a parody of soulless business execs, and his backstory is actually one giant parody of the way EA managed to creatively stifle Shadows of the Damned (right down to him having the same surname as John Riccitiello).
On the topic of that, NMH3 may feature Garcia Hotspur, but most likely not. He shows up after the fight against Eight Hearts and lets Travis know that if he needs help he'll repay him the favor, though Travis declines at the time.
It's also mentioned early in the story that Travis had a wife and kid that he left behind (possibly Sylvia and Jeane), but mentioned "that's another story", which doesn't get resolved in this game.
Whether Badman is going to be important is unknown, they succeed in resurrecting Bad Girl, but because they had an incomplete Death Ball, she gets resurrected as a Dog. Since the actual Bad Girl will be back for the second DLC, we'll have to see if it answers any questions about whether the two of them will be important.
Shinobu is most likely going to be important because she's the one who tracks down Travis to bring him out of hiding.
Well, it's a little more than just a name drop.
OH FUCK
Thanks for the post... it was a good read, and I think it's perfectly fine -- even encouraging -- that games like this not only get made, but get published by a big company like Nintendo. I mean, I'm sure they weren't blind at any point about what they were signing up for. It's OK that not everyone likes it. It's OK that maybe most people don't like it, but it's a good thing that it exists. It's good to talk about it. It's good to debate what makes it special or not and what needs to happen if the series is to continue and not niche itself into complete obscurity. Or maybe that's where it should go. It's all very compelling to me, to say the least.
TSA is the first game published by GHM (which is why it's very important for GHM future, a good chunk of the sales goes to them this time around).
I hope this game is a slow burner and will pick up in sales over time, cuz yea u be thinking about this game everyday
