Forums › News
New Message
Tag
advertisement
prev
Page:
  •  
    May 20, 2009 6:44 pm PT
    Report Abuse
  • takaetun
     
    May 21, 2009 1:09 am PT
    Leaving aside the fact that by 1404 the shape of the world had been pretty much settled for a thousand years or so, this game looks... fairly boring, actually. They seem to be going for a fairly simplistic looking/playing cartoonish feel, at least from the presentation in the trailer and the "Place object X next to Y number Zs" type gameplay.

    ~

    Enjoy the peace and quiet that can only come from the company of dolls. Tea partys are a personal favourite.

    Leaving aside the fact that by 1404 the shape of the world had been pretty much settled for a thousand years or so, this game looks... fairly boring, actually. They seem to be going for a fairly simplistic looking/playing cartoonish feel, at least from the presentation in the trailer and the "Place object X next to Y number Zs" type gameplay.
    Report Abuse
  • bodylotion
     
    User is Online
    May 21, 2009 2:54 am PT
    it's been a long time since i played a game like this and it looks pretty good to me though.
    Signatures are for losers....
    it's been a long time since i played a game like this and it looks pretty good to me though.
    Report Abuse
  • jrabbit99
     
    May 21, 2009 3:14 am PT
    This looks like a good game
    This looks like a good game
    Report Abuse
  • Zombie-Fairy
     
    May 21, 2009 3:15 am PT
    i agree with takaetun to a small extent but that the same thing could be said about games like Medieval: Total War or Age of Empires - on top of that it looks like it will have absolutely amazing graphics for an RTS which is something i have been wanting to see this year
    i agree with takaetun to a small extent but that the same thing could be said about games like Medieval: Total War or Age of Empires - on top of that it looks like it will have absolutely amazing graphics for an RTS which is something i have been wanting to see this year
    Report Abuse
  • mglas72
     
    User is Online
    May 21, 2009 4:33 am PT
    Ummmm, by 1404 very little was shaped and the age of discovery was barely in motion. What exactly are you talking about.
    Ummmm, by 1404 very little was shaped and the age of discovery was barely in motion. What exactly are you talking about.
    Report Abuse
  • mongoose90
     
    May 21, 2009 7:16 am PT
    how is this different from Settlers: Rise of an Empire?
    how is this different from Settlers: Rise of an Empire?
    Report Abuse
  • serge99100100
     
    User is Online
    May 21, 2009 8:31 am PT
    Looks almost the same as its predecessors (1602, 1503 and 1701). These were good games but very difficult.
    Looks almost the same as its predecessors (1602, 1503 and 1701). These were good games but very difficult.
    Report Abuse
  • Zee666
     
    User is Online
    May 21, 2009 9:29 am PT
    Looks complicated, YAY!
    Looks complicated, YAY!
    Report Abuse
  • Evilhen88
     
    User is Online
    May 28, 2009 2:59 am PT
    Looks Good

    Need_for_Speed_Nitro_sig Join

    Looks Good
    Report Abuse
  • 8smokes
     
    May 28, 2009 3:45 am PT
    I wonder, is there any combat system like Rise of Nations, or another sort?
    I wonder, is there any combat system like Rise of Nations, or another sort?
    Report Abuse
  • Kubilius
     
    May 28, 2009 4:33 am PT
    Complicated you say ? I like complicated! I'm bored with all the click-fest games, it's about time to get my hands on some deeper strategy game
    Complicated you say ? I like complicated! I'm bored with all the click-fest games, it's about time to get my hands on some deeper strategy game :)
    Report Abuse
  • smartsurf
     
    May 28, 2009 10:54 am PT
    If you want to get a taste of this Anno buy 1701 AD, if you haven't already, it is the premiere city building, trade RTS, much better than AOE and Settlers.

    The ANNO series is an extremely complex economic-civilization strategy game that includes a very sophisticated (and good looking) trade system by ship and by road.

    How does it compare to SETTLERS? Well, there is no real comparison, as most of your trade will be by pirate riddled seas as you import and export from your own islands as well as your trade partners. Settlers is much more simplistic.

    Having been an Anno fan since 1602 AD, and owning all three titles 1602, 1503 (I still play because it is different than 1701 in many ways) and 1701 (I still play), I am looking forward to this release.
    If you want to get a taste of this Anno buy 1701 AD, if you haven't already, it is the premiere city building, trade RTS, much better than AOE and Settlers. The ANNO series is an extremely complex economic-civilization strategy game that includes a very sophisticated (and good looking) trade system by ship and by road. How does it compare to SETTLERS? Well, there is no real comparison, as most of your trade will be by pirate riddled seas as you import and export from your own islands as well as your trade partners. Settlers is much more simplistic. Having been an Anno fan since 1602 AD, and owning all three titles 1602, 1503 (I still play because it is different than 1701 in many ways) and 1701 (I still play), I am looking forward to this release.
    Report Abuse
  • mongoose90
     
    May 28, 2009 1:19 pm PT
    Great comment SmartSurf! Just what I was wondering... and you got my mouth watering too which is always fun. Wait. That doesn't sound right. nvmind.
    Great comment SmartSurf! Just what I was wondering... and you got my mouth watering too which is always fun. Wait. That doesn't sound right. nvmind.
    Report Abuse
  • Zullyan
     
    May 28, 2009 8:23 pm PT
    This is going to be a great game...i can feel it !

    ;D
    This is going to be a great game...i can feel it ! ;D
    Report Abuse
  • eortlieb
     
    May 28, 2009 9:55 pm PT
    This article has got me interested! ....and I don't typically go for these types of games.

    "An honorable defeat is better than a dishonorable victory."

    --U.S. President, Millard Fillmore (1850-1853)

    This article has got me interested! ....and I don't typically go for these types of games.
    Report Abuse
  • Gelugon_baat
     
    User is Online
    May 28, 2009 11:11 pm PT
    "...street connections in this game are an absolute staple of a steady society..."

    I believe this is a sarcastic statement. Personally, I feel that streets should have been an option (albeit a very important option that should be taken). After all, Black & White 2 has a rather ingenious feature, where the player's followers eventually pave a street of their own through wear and erosion as they travel a path, thus speeding up commuting.

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    All the girls below (drawn by a certain awesome but unfortunately not-so-well known fan artist) are actual game characters, though not THAT kind of games if you are thinking about THOSE. Can YOU guess who they are and which games they come from?

    "...street connections in this game are an absolute staple of a steady society..." I believe this is a sarcastic statement. Personally, I feel that streets should have been an option (albeit a very important option that should be taken). After all, Black & White 2 has a rather ingenious feature, where the player's followers eventually pave a street of their own through wear and erosion as they travel a path, thus speeding up commuting.
    Report Abuse
  • Gelugon_baat
     
    User is Online
    May 28, 2009 11:18 pm PT
    "Unhappy inhabitants had taken to the streets with torches because their demands for food had not been met (due to an incorrectly laid road), while production had stopped at both the cider farm and the hemp farm (due to a full warehouse). By being away for a few minutes and neglecting our city, we had lost buildings, money, and precious resources."

    Uh-ugh. This is a symptom of poor balancing of the consequences of neglect of one segment to the benefits of focusing on another. As a civ-building game fan, I dislike having to return to a segment in upheaval just because I neglected it for a while.

    Of course, the writer above deserves such a slap for having improperly placed the ever crucial streets, but seriously, can't the whiners simply walk across unpaved terrain to where they want to go? Or are streets introduced to simplify coding of transportation and movement of game objects like citizens and trade goods?

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    All the girls below (drawn by a certain awesome but unfortunately not-so-well known fan artist) are actual game characters, though not THAT kind of games if you are thinking about THOSE. Can YOU guess who they are and which games they come from?

    "Unhappy inhabitants had taken to the streets with torches because their demands for food had not been met (due to an incorrectly laid road), while production had stopped at both the cider farm and the hemp farm (due to a full warehouse). By being away for a few minutes and neglecting our city, we had lost buildings, money, and precious resources." Uh-ugh. This is a symptom of poor balancing of the consequences of neglect of one segment to the benefits of focusing on another. As a civ-building game fan, I dislike having to return to a segment in upheaval just because I neglected it for a while. Of course, the writer above deserves such a slap for having improperly placed the ever crucial streets, but seriously, can't the whiners simply walk across unpaved terrain to where they want to go? Or are streets introduced to simplify coding of transportation and movement of game objects like citizens and trade goods?
    Report Abuse
  • germa123
     
    User is Online
    May 30, 2009 7:35 am PT
    stronghold+black&white...can wait
    stronghold+black&white...can wait
    Report Abuse
  • yakaspat
     
    Jun 3, 2009 4:40 am PT
    Sorry, but the Anno series is nothing like Stronghold or Black&White, Germa123. In fact, the Anno series is way better than both those rather limited games. The Anno series is closer to a cross between The Settlers, Age of Empires, and SimCity4, IMO. It combines the best elements of historical city building, but handles it in a light-hearted, fun-filled, graphically spectacular visual feast. Annon 1404 looks to be the best in the series.
    Sorry, but the Anno series is nothing like Stronghold or Black&White, Germa123. In fact, the Anno series is way better than both those rather limited games. The Anno series is closer to a cross between The Settlers, Age of Empires, and SimCity4, IMO. It combines the best elements of historical city building, but handles it in a light-hearted, fun-filled, graphically spectacular visual feast. Annon 1404 looks to be the best in the series.
    Report Abuse
New Message
prev
Page:
Forums › News

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Quick Links

Summary | Reviews | News | Previews & Features | Images | Videos | Answers | Hints & Cheats | Forum | Check Prices

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Boxshot Enlarge the boxshot
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

Game Stats

Full Game Details »Close

Games you may like…

Users who looked at content for this game also looked at these games.

See More Similar Games
advertisement