@silentchief said:
@HalcyonScarlet said:
@silentchief said:
I'm excited for it but from a technical standpoint Team Ninja has imploded. These are the guys that use to make Ninja Gaiden and DOA.
If I was a boss at Playstation I'd buy Tecmo and teach them how to use the Decima engine and make them create a new Ninja Gaiden.
How much of that original team is still there?
Team Ninja isn't worth it for Ninja Gaiden without Tomonobu Itagaki and his team.
The person under him didn't understand it and made the Sigma changes. Then he threw everything out and made NG3. And while he was making that, he was talking about DMC, like he was going to create some rivalry there.
It's not the name of the studio which matters, it's the people at the studio. Just like RARE. People blame MS for RARE, but the problem is most of the original talent left, and they started leaving before MS bought them such as those at Free Radical.
I think his main apprentice basically runs Team Ninja does he not? Tomonobu Itagaki got hit with a bunch of sexual harassment accusations and was basically forced to go Indie.
I actually enjoyed Sigma but NG3 was a disaster. I think they have moved away from that style of gameplay though. I would have no issue with it being like DMC5 as I think the SE edition us arguably the best action game ever made. My issue isn't with their gameplay ( which is still solid) it's with how far they fell behind from a technology standpoint.
Actually play both the originals and Sigma quite frequently. It's not that Sigma is bad, it's more that the changes weren't always better or even finished.
Like, when you play as Rachel, her movement is strange and wooden looking when she's running, like they just changed the skin from a make to a female. Like the hip rotation doesn't look right. BUT, her war hammer fighting style is actually fun, better than Ryu's which is just his standard heavy weapon style with less moves.
Rachels levels are also a bit half baked, and her boss, the guy with the guns, is just annoying.
The core gameplay is still really good.
I haven't playeed DMC 5 or DMC remake yet, I have them all, I just haven't got there. I just finished DMC 1-4. Overall DMC 3 is the peak, DMC 4 is good, DMC 1 gets special mentions, there's just something really good about it, like the atmosphere, there's a lot of that Resident Evil vibe in the first one, because that's what it was meant to be. DMC 2... I'm just glad it was short. The core wasn't bad but by the time you're two thirds in, you kind of want it to end. I don't think I went through it again with the other character.
If by technical you mean graphics, I'm a retro gamer, I don't care that much. I still enjoy the graphics of the original Ninja Gaiden Black. Upscaled on newer Xbox consoles, it still stands up for me.
While I like DMC games, for me, Ninja Gaiden is still best. I play through it A LOT, still trying to learn new things.
Log in to comment