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It's an excellent idea, I can give it that, but I do not see how this fleshes out into a full game. We're talking about Person A tries to find Person B in a cro
by Batsu 17y ago
It's an excellent idea, I can give it that, but I do not see how this fleshes out into a full game. We're talking about Person A tries to find Person B in a crowd. Person B has stuff to do, Persona A just has to find him.
If you're playing on the same screen (as the article indicated) Person B can't have an interesting interface because it's shared with Person A, and vice versa. Likewise Person B can't be doing anything interesting, because (as indicated in the article) his possible actions are easily investigated by Person A.
Don't get me wrong, I'm all for new concepts in gaming. I play far too many games right now... I just don't see how this extends beyond a Mario Party / Wario Ware style mini-game.
- almost 17y agoThe article mentions a trick whereby the other player clicked their "Camera move" stick instead of their "Character move" stick in order to fool the other play who could here the click the control pad made. This strongly indicates that the players are on different screens (close together in the scenario but I imagine usually it would be played over the net) I agree that it sounds like it would be very hard to make this into a playable game. But if they manage that it could be really good.