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Gaming => General Gaming Discussion => Topic started by: Suzuki Yu on March 04, 2010, 09:38:23 pm
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as you read in the title . the size is kinda huge 1.8G !
Downloading ...
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Pretty awesome they have the demo up already, I wasn't expecting it for a while.
PS3 Owners make sure to let us know what it's like!
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Huge size is huge.
I always get the feeling that developers just take advantage of extra space to get lazy with optimization these days...
Regardless, I'll be downloading this soon enough. After I delete most of my other downloads ;_;
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I had to delete Battlefield 2 demo, but i think its online is shut down already anyway and Yakuza 3, but that is out soon.
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I downloaded it last night, but I'm going to hold off on playing it until I beat Yakuza 3. I don't want any spoilers
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the demo was really huge with two modes one for Story ( you play with Akiyama ) and the other showing the fighting systems for each character .
my impressions
- there is some tiny enhancements in the graphics with nice inclusion for the weather effects
- all of the new fighting systems are cool , and each of them is unique .
- story & characters seems interesting
- i felt like the direction for the cut-scenes is different than usually
- it seems that every character has his own music even in battles
- leveling system changed completely . now you can earn any moves or skills you want directly using some kind of Orbs ?
- in battles you can run to the crowd and they will runaway from you :P
- Table Tennis mini game is big lol
- also i have noticed some slow-downs while fighting ( maybe because it's a demo )
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From what little a got to play of it, looks like I'm getting another Yakuza title! More detailed impression later today!
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- i felt like the direction for the cut-scenes is different than usually
I agree. Looks like contemporary western cinematographic elements have decided to sneak in. Not liking that aspect in early impressions.
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- i felt like the direction for the cut-scenes is different than usually
I agree. Looks like contemporary western cinematographic elements have decided to sneak in. Not liking that aspect in early impressions.
I thought they looked a step backward from Yakuza III graphically, seemed to be more slowdown too in-game . The demo was nice enough, but its nothing new (even the Heat moves are all the same) , the gfx have hardly been improved and the new weather effects are rather poor - no build up and the clothing show no signs of getting wet , no matter how long you stay outside in the rain , with no umbrella . I enjoyed the fighting , but this is a series fast running out of idea's and being run into the ground , like Sonic and Tomb Raider .
Story could be a winner though I guess
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I thought they looked a step backward from Yakuza III graphically, seemed to be more slowdown too in-game .
Agreed. They should have used the Hedgehog Engine.
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I thought they looked a step backward from Yakuza III graphically, seemed to be more slowdown too in-game .
Agreed. They should have used the Hedgehog Engine.
Kazuma Kiryu is not a Hedgehog with Red Shoes, you cannot compare the two engines.
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Is there an option to skip or turn off cinema?
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Is there an option to skip or turn off cinema?
Oh God, I hope so. So many cut-scenes full of Japanese men who apparently were raised in a pile of toxic waste. Or at least one.
Also new in Yakuza 4 is the addition of AiAi as a toy you can get from a UFO catcher in Club Sega. And cats.
The Table Tennis minigame came as a surprise. It was fun, then I did the instant score attack and it got hilarious/weird. Then her top started to fall off. Also, I think he was masturbating in the hot spring. If this game gets localized, I hope they cut this mini-game. I have no idea what the hell this has to do with being like dragons, I just want to beat people with poorly assembled bicycles.
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What is wrong with you two... Half of the draw of Yakuza is the story and the querky weird mini games.