Samling af anmeldelser
110Skrevet 20-06-2012 03:02
Nu har vi jo godt nok også anmeldelser af spil her på siden, men denne tråd er til at dele anmeldelser af spil der er interessante af den ene eller anden grad - fx meget højere/lavere end forventet eller den første af et bestemt spil - samt diskussion af disse.Jeg lægger ud med at Famitsu netop er udkommet i Japan, og der er den første anmeldelse af Pokémon Black / White 2. Det har fået 10 / 9 / 9 / 8 = 36/40. Der er 4 anmeldere der vurderer det mellem 1 og 10 alle sammen, og den samlede karakter er så deres sum. Til sammenligning fik
Diamond / Pearl: 35/40
Platinum: 36/40
HeartGold/SoulSilver: 37/40
Black / White: 40/40
#106 - Skrevet 17-09-2014 19:41
Wow. Det var uventet. GameReactor UK gav også 8/10.Men fedt, glæder mig til at vinde det så!
#107 - Skrevet 17-09-2014 22:32
Gamereactor DK stikker den 5/10. Jeg kan ikke lige fortælle hvorfor den er blevet trukket ned igen. Måske nogle problemer med Bergsala.#108 - Skrevet 17-09-2014 22:35
Spændende. Anmeldelsen hos UK var ret kort og uforklarende.
#109 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 12:52 - Redigeret 24-09-2014 12:52
EDGE magazine, som er notorisk for deres hårde anmeldelser, har givet Bayonetta 2 et perfekt 10-tal.... and i'm not surprised :3http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=900602
#110 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 13:25
Bliver mere og mere tilbøjelig til at få mig den udgave med begge spil... roserne hagler jo ned over de(t) spil!#111 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 13:42
JOEP skrev:
Bliver mere og mere tilbøjelig til at få mig den udgave med begge spil... roserne hagler jo ned over de(t) spil!
Hvis ikke du har spillet 1'eren, så gør det!
#112 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 13:58
Minder mig om, at jeg skal et smut forbi GameStop og høre dem om deres pris er blevet ændret. Da jeg forudbestilte stod det nemlig til 699 kr. i deres system (altså for pakken med både 1 og 2), hvilket det absolut ikke skal koste..
#113 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 14:20
JOEP skrev:
Bliver mere og mere tilbøjelig til at få mig den udgave med begge spil... roserne hagler jo ned over de(t) spil!
Samme her. Jeg er dog stadig noget i tvivl om spillet/spillene er noget for mig (Jeg har ikke prøvet 1eren). Når jeg ser videoer af gameplay er det ikke noget der umiddelbart fanger min interesse. Men så igen, sådan var det også inden jeg første gang prøvede et Zelda spil og det endte med jeg elskede det alligevel.
#114 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 14:45
^Præcis. Synes videoerne får det til at ligne en til-tider-onrail action button masher, der hurtigt bliver ensformig. Men sådan lyder det ikke til på folk, der har spillet det.Måske Nintendo skulle smide en demo op.
#115 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 14:52
Spil The Wonderful 101! Så ved I om Bayonetta er noget for jer. Det er ikke samme voksne stil, men gameplay-elementerne er nærmest identiske - en masse små kampe, hvor din indsats bedømmes, quick time events, over the top boss-kampe og en masse cutscenes.#116 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 15:20
KJ85 skrev:
Spil The Wonderful 101! Så ved I om Bayonetta er noget for jer. Det er ikke samme voksne stil, men gameplay-elementerne er nærmest identiske - en masse små kampe, hvor din indsats bedømmes, quick time events, over the top boss-kampe og en masse cutscenes.
Hmmm.. jeg vil vove at påstå, at Bayonetta er en del nemmere end Wonderful 101, men det skyldes nok, at jeg fangede rytmen i Bayonetta hurtigere.
Det bedste man kan gøre er at finde et super billigt eksemplar af Bayonetta til 360 eller PS3, og så se om det er noget for én.
#117 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 15:27
^Men det ænder vel ikke på, at de rent strukturelt er meget ens. Selvfølgelig gør det en forskel om man skal tegne noget på GamePad eller blot trykke på nogen knapper, og så er der i Bayonetta nok noget mere customization end der var mulighed for i The Wonderful 101.Men alt jeg har set fra Bayonetta 2 indtil videre - inklusiv det fra demoen i Frankfurt - der har jeg kunnet drage paralleller til The Wonderful 101. Ejer man som jeg ikke en maskine fra hverken Sony eller Microsoft, så er det altså spillet at sammenligne med. Det skal dog siges, at det ikke er fair at bedømme TW101 på baggrund af demoen, da den er alt for kompakt.
#118 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 16:04
Ja ja, de er strukturelt det samme, det sagde jeg aldrig, men hvad angår sværhedsgraden, så synes jeg blot Bayonetta var aner nemmere at komme til pga. kampsystemet. Det er jo oftest det, som har skræmt folk fra Wonderful 101.#119 - Skrevet 24-09-2014 22:48
10 fra EDGE er sgu ikke ringe. Treasure er ret geniale, ender sgu nok med jeg bliver nød til at købe det (læs: vinde det i auktionshuset
) #120 - Skrevet 26-09-2014 09:30
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GameXplain - "Liked"
Game Sided - Overall: 9.5/10; Competitve model: 7.5/10
Game Reactor (Spanish) - 9/10
Polygon - 9/10
Games Radar - 3/5
Pure Nintendo - 10/10
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