MayorMikeHaggar

Don't be fooled by the well-drawn anime characters and the hopes that it might be a good old-school JRPG with moderne game-referential humor... if it's anything like the first, it'll be one of the worst RPG's you'll play this generation. I sold the first one after two days.

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sorry for the double comment... something went amiss

"It controls like a pre-3D Legend Of Zelda, where movement and pattern recognition are the keys to victory."

No it doesn't. It's a dual-stick shooter. It controls like a smash TV if anything. :\

"It controls like a pre-3D Legend Of Zelda, where movement and pattern recognition are the keys to victory."

Actually, it controls like a Smash TV. The game has a bit of a Zelda aesthetic, but the controls aren't even similar. :\

Also, Fatal Labyrinth on the Genesis is a great roguelike... if you don't have access to it, it's on Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection on X360/PS3/PC. You will certainly die, but the more money you collect before you die, the better funeral they throw you. I loved that.

wonder if I'm the only person here more interested in Lock N' Chase than anything else... one of my fave intellivision games.

I have a secret dream that they make a homie out of the AVGN. That would be awesome.

I think we'll just wait for this to be part of an Indie bundle and snatch it up with like, six other games for ten bucks.

whaaaah, they're making a new sequel to a great and well-received shooter, somebody stop them.

those inhuman monsters.

but unlike the Humble Indie Bundle, none of the proceeds here go to charity.

Unless you count funding Indie game development as charity, which I think could be argued as valid.

Mayans are the new zombies