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Speak for yourself. I'd rather play a game where King Vegeta and General Blue can team up to fight a pink-aura'd Future Gohan than a game with "depth" but the same twelve goddamn characters on the same five goddamn stages every single goddamn DBZ fighting game has by goddamn default.Ultimate_DB_Fan wrote:People don't wanna play DBZ games with messed-up cameras and cloned fighters, they wanna play a traditional one-on-one fighter with complexity and depth, which Burst Limit provided.
Calm down.....inhale, exhale. Remember your blood pressure.Rocketman wrote:Speak for yourself. I'd rather play a game where King Vegeta and General Blue can team up to fight a pink-aura'd Future Gohan than a game with "depth" but the same twelve goddamn characters on the same five goddamn stages every single goddamn DBZ fighting game has by goddamn default.Ultimate_DB_Fan wrote:People don't wanna play DBZ games with messed-up cameras and cloned fighters, they wanna play a traditional one-on-one fighter with complexity and depth, which Burst Limit provided.
Goddamn.
I feel that way as well.Rocketman wrote:Speak for yourself. I'd rather play a game where King Vegeta and General Blue can team up to fight a pink-aura'd Future Gohan than a game with "depth" but the same twelve goddamn characters on the same five goddamn stages every single goddamn DBZ fighting game has by goddamn default.Ultimate_DB_Fan wrote:People don't wanna play DBZ games with messed-up cameras and cloned fighters, they wanna play a traditional one-on-one fighter with complexity and depth, which Burst Limit provided.
Goddamn.
I can't tell whether you're joking or serious.Rocketman wrote:Speak for yourself. I'd rather play a game where King Vegeta and General Blue can team up to fight a pink-aura'd Future Gohan than a game with "depth" but the same twelve goddamn characters on the same five goddamn stages every single goddamn DBZ fighting game has by goddamn default.Ultimate_DB_Fan wrote:People don't wanna play DBZ games with messed-up cameras and cloned fighters, they wanna play a traditional one-on-one fighter with complexity and depth, which Burst Limit provided.
Goddamn.
Holden Caulfield in [b][i]The Catcher in the Rye[/i][/b] wrote:I hope to hell when I do die somebody has sense enough to just dump me in the river or something. Anything except sticking me in a goddam cemetery. People coming and putting a bunch of flowers on your stomach on Sunday, and all that crap. Who wants flowers when you're dead? Nobody.
After the abysmal sales of the only original content game on the Wii, Project Cafe will only get ports of the PS3/360 games if given anything at all.SSJmole wrote:I'm hoping we get something new on the new Nintendo aka "Project Cafe." With it rumoured to have touch screen control pads ect... I'd love to see a 3D rpg or action game. Maybe even "Attack of the Saiyans" with Burst Limit graphics. A guy can dream.
Why would you say that? We have no idea what kind of audience is going to adopt Cafe seeing as it isn't even out yet, and that one original game was a shitty platformer based on the original Dragon Ball, not Dragon Ball Z. None of the games based on the original Dragon Ball have performed nearly as well as DBZ games. The two Sparking games that were released for the Wii sold great, despite that game also being released on the PS2, which already had an install base of Dragon Ball fans due to six games being released for the platform over the course of four years. Don't pull things out of your ass.Super Saiyan Prime wrote:After the abysmal sales of the only original content game on the Wii, Project Cafe will only get ports of the PS3/360 games if given anything at all.SSJmole wrote:I'm hoping we get something new on the new Nintendo aka "Project Cafe." With it rumoured to have touch screen control pads ect... I'd love to see a 3D rpg or action game. Maybe even "Attack of the Saiyans" with Burst Limit graphics. A guy can dream.
Well, if they port Burst Limit (which would be upscaled for the Cafe's superior horsepower), and since I see many people from the Wii audience going over to Cafe (New Nintendo thing! Must buy! We can go virtual bowling with our Miis... in HD!), and maybe brand it with Kai, that will conjure up enough interest for Burst Limit 2, which seems to be a wanted thing around these parts. I'm just saying.Super Saiyan Prime wrote:After the abysmal sales of the only original content game on the Wii, Project Cafe will only get ports of the PS3/360 games if given anything at all.SSJmole wrote:I'm hoping we get something new on the new Nintendo aka "Project Cafe." With it rumoured to have touch screen control pads ect... I'd love to see a 3D rpg or action game. Maybe even "Attack of the Saiyans" with Burst Limit graphics. A guy can dream.
You just proved my point. The audience who's purchased the past Nintendo console has shown they'd be willing to buy late ports, and not original content. It's very telling when nearly two years later a game has not sold through its initial shipment. With hardware similar to that of the PS3, and 360 Scamco will just make versions for 360/PS3/Cafe (potentially NGP) because the past has told them it's not worth creating original content. They'd probably phase out 360 skus if Cafe versions can sell well in the west (which I don't think they will, but that's because I don't think this new Nintendo platform will be very successful).Taku128 wrote:Why would you say that? We have no idea what kind of audience is going to adopt Cafe seeing as it isn't even out yet, and that one original game was a shitty platformer based on the original Dragon Ball, not Dragon Ball Z. None of the games based on the original Dragon Ball have performed nearly as well as DBZ games. The two Sparking games that were released for the Wii sold great, despite that game also being released on the PS2, which already had an install base of Dragon Ball fans due to six games being released for the platform over the course of four years. Don't pull things out of your ass.Super Saiyan Prime wrote:After the abysmal sales of the only original content game on the Wii, Project Cafe will only get ports of the PS3/360 games if given anything at all.SSJmole wrote:I'm hoping we get something new on the new Nintendo aka "Project Cafe." With it rumoured to have touch screen control pads ect... I'd love to see a 3D rpg or action game. Maybe even "Attack of the Saiyans" with Burst Limit graphics. A guy can dream.
This is one time I am totally serious. If Super DBZ didn't have ChiChi playable, I would've never got it.Piccolo Daimao wrote:I can't tell whether you're joking or serious.
Huh. Interesting.Rocketman wrote:This is one time I am totally serious. If Super DBZ didn't have ChiChi playable, I would've never got it.Piccolo Daimao wrote:I can't tell whether you're joking or serious.
And I got it for free.
Holden Caulfield in [b][i]The Catcher in the Rye[/i][/b] wrote:I hope to hell when I do die somebody has sense enough to just dump me in the river or something. Anything except sticking me in a goddam cemetery. People coming and putting a bunch of flowers on your stomach on Sunday, and all that crap. Who wants flowers when you're dead? Nobody.
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Joking or not, for once I totally agree with you.Rocketman wrote:Speak for yourself. I'd rather play a game where King Vegeta and General Blue can team up to fight a pink-aura'd Future Gohan than a game with "depth" but the same twelve goddamn characters on the same five goddamn stages every single goddamn DBZ fighting game has by goddamn default.
Goddamn.
Rocketman wrote:Where you born unable to understand jokes or is this the result of years of hard training?
