But you know, if all those storylines can maintain the kind of epic narration featured in this new trailer, N3II is guaranteed to be a multi-million seller. Wouldn't you agree?
Konami publishing Ninety-Nine Nights II this spring in North America
by JC Fletcher 
on Feb 17th 2010 2:59PM
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But you know, if all those storylines can maintain the kind of epic narration featured in this new trailer, N3II is guaranteed to be a multi-million seller. Wouldn't you agree?
Reader Comments (24)
Posted: Feb 17th 2010 3:10PM (Unverified) said
pretty much a dynasty warriors clone with a few very small differences including art direction/setting. To be honest I was pretty disappointed with N3 because it was a pretty generic game coming from a company that puts out stuff like rez, e4 and Lumines.
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Posted: Feb 17th 2010 3:11PM LordPoncho said
I suppose I'll hit up the local Hollywood Video that's closing and try to pick up a copy for cheap.
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Posted: Feb 17th 2010 3:12PM Jack Tretton said
As far as button-mashers go it's not terrible, but it's also not an unforgettable experience. It's a slight breath of fresh air from the Koei games.
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Posted: Feb 17th 2010 3:15PM Zoot Suit Jedi Grammar Hammer En said
Yes.
(If you like Dynasty Warriors)
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(If you like Dynasty Warriors)
Posted: Feb 17th 2010 3:37PM Chilly P slapperonlyblogspotcom said
Looks like 311 Nights to me.
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Posted: Feb 17th 2010 3:36PM Chilly P slapperonlyblogspotcom said
Yeah, because we'd rather have this instead of--wait, what does Konami make? DDR and Castlevania? I think we've had enough of those, too.
When did Konami become so irrelevant?
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When did Konami become so irrelevant?
Posted: Feb 17th 2010 4:29PM Chilly P slapperonlyblogspotcom said
I hesitate to call anything Metal Gear a "game"
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Posted: Feb 17th 2010 5:17PM Chilly P slapperonlyblogspotcom said
That would imply that you could *interact* with--and thus influence--the story.
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Posted: Feb 17th 2010 4:53PM KazamaSogetsu said
Looks yawntastic, just like the first one. And every Dynasty Warriors.
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Posted: Feb 17th 2010 7:53PM Brian Griffin said
That's why they sell like hotcakes.
I'm sure there'll be a snappy reply about how popular doesn't mean "good," though.
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I'm sure there'll be a snappy reply about how popular doesn't mean "good," though.
Posted: Feb 17th 2010 6:06PM (Unverified) said
Good to hear Duke Nukem getting some voice over work now Forever is officially dead.
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Posted: Mar 31st 2010 12:06PM (Unverified) said
Well, I didn't think it was that bad. I mean, the fact their were no checkpoints was irritating and I could only take one level at a time without getting sick of the sight of my useless soldiers, but the graphics were truly beautiful and if they had just put in a checkpoint system and a bit of spice, it would have been perfect for any hack and slash fans.
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