When the inevitable robot uprising occurs, it will probably be Greg's fault.
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Pretty pumped for the game, even though playing the original on my Wii was a bit underwhelming (amazing for an N64 game, of course, but time generally doesn’t treat “cutting edge” graphics or single-stick shooters well).
I’m not so attached to the art, though. I like that it’s hand painted, but both the character poses and composition are a bit awkward. It doesn’t convey the general aura of badassery I get from the game overall.
Why do companies feel the need to change titles? I understand if certain titles are copy written in different regions, but if Successor to the Sky was such a bad subtitle, why use it in the first place? Why change it to Star Successor? Just seems weird and unnecessary to me.
Plenty of games have been shown at E3s and then never brought out here. Nintendo of America has passed over a ton of games from Japan over the past couple of years – Fatal Frame, Disaster, and Another Code R being major ones.
I know Disaster was announced and shown at at least one E3.
Ujn Hunter: I think its because they want to prevent the problem of consumers/people confused over what happened to S&P1 and I’am talking about consumers/people who don’t know about S&P1 being on VC.
ZaxCG2 on February 25, 2010 at 2:48 pm
Cannot freaking wait. The game looks so slick.
I’ll be buying this day one… and if that means waiting a bit longer to get SMG2, fine by me.
Tyrus on February 25, 2010 at 3:02 pm
Pretty pumped for the game, even though playing the original on my Wii was a bit underwhelming (amazing for an N64 game, of course, but time generally doesn’t treat “cutting edge” graphics or single-stick shooters well).
I’m not so attached to the art, though. I like that it’s hand painted, but both the character poses and composition are a bit awkward. It doesn’t convey the general aura of badassery I get from the game overall.
Ujn Hunter on February 25, 2010 at 5:01 pm
Why do companies feel the need to change titles? I understand if certain titles are copy written in different regions, but if Successor to the Sky was such a bad subtitle, why use it in the first place? Why change it to Star Successor? Just seems weird and unnecessary to me.
Jamie Love on February 25, 2010 at 5:31 pm
@Ujn they had to do something to justify the wait
Nick on February 26, 2010 at 3:01 am
Yeah, that’s some gorgeous artwork.
renegade_of_funk on February 26, 2010 at 11:59 am
where can i find the japanese “logo” only? and much bigger i need it for a print
Andy Bates on February 26, 2010 at 2:25 pm
I’m not sure why it was a surprise that Sin and Punishment 2 would be coming out in America; it was announced at last year’s E3.
Gregory Gay on February 26, 2010 at 9:37 pm
@andy:
Plenty of games have been shown at E3s and then never brought out here. Nintendo of America has passed over a ton of games from Japan over the past couple of years – Fatal Frame, Disaster, and Another Code R being major ones.
I know Disaster was announced and shown at at least one E3.
IronROB on February 27, 2010 at 8:26 am
Ujn Hunter: I think its because they want to prevent the problem of consumers/people confused over what happened to S&P1 and I’am talking about consumers/people who don’t know about S&P1 being on VC.