Japanese Food to Western food = Old-school Zelda formula to Western RPG/mission structure.
Who knows if that's true or not. I keep going back and forth on whether or not I want to level up skill trees for Link and go on random fetch quests or not.
It would be neat to have a wrpg style game that also includes intricate dungeons instead of narrow corridors like most wrpgs have for their dungeons and caves.
@drumjod: Yeah, that's the review score I expect as well.
People will give very positive remarks about the world, size of game, stuff to do, etc. They'll give negative remarks about the story and how complicated all the crazy systems are.
I don't care how it scores, the game is preordered already and I'm very confident it's the type of game I will sink many hours into.
@dani3po: Yeah, hard to disagree with you there. Hopefully Xenoblade Chronicles X can bring that average up a bit.
Yoshi was a 78 and YoKai Watch was a 77 even though it was on 3DS. So it's not COMPLETELY terrible.
It's crazy though... last year Nintendo as a publisher had the highest overall meta-critic average for the games they released. This year, it's pretty clear they've mailed it in with games to just fill gaps until NX comes out.
@Kyrylo: That's fine. I won't argue with RE being very important to Capcom. I am actually very interested to see how well RE7 will perform on PS4/X1 with how poorly RE5 and RE6 were received by RE fans.
@Kyrylo: HA! Kid! I love the internet. We're talking semantics here. MH is one of Capcom's most important and growing franchises currently, especially in Japan and it's on Nintendo consoles exclusively at the moment. That's all I'm trying to say.
I would love to know if I am going to regret getting the PS3 version since I don't have a PS4 yet but hope to one day get one. Do the last gen versions differ much from the current gen ones?
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