@Willy105 Art Academy is just that, for art, I'm talking about a full fledged creation tool for music, animation and minigame authoring.
I'm an illustrator, I already have a Wacom tablet and plenty of art creation programs on my PC that put Art Academy to shame. I'm talking about taking the concept of Art Academy and reviving the "Mario Paint" brand name for something that actually means something to gamers and would be for gamers, not for art students alone.
C'mon Nintendo, tablet controller + stylus = Mario Paint WiiU, just make it. Boom, there, killer app.
A video game that includes stylus based minigames akin to "Cut The Rope", "Crayon Physics", "Fruit Ninja" and more but with Nintendo skins with full music composition and painting tools that lets people create illustrations, melodies, animations and mini games of their own to upload and share with other users Little Big Planet style.
Oh man, I have this game and still is in my pile of shame, this is as good time as any to put it in my next "to play list"
I'm a big of survival horror games fan and love the show you are making. Please I have a request: Could you play Haunting Ground for PS2? I was reminded of this game because of Outlast since it also has a 'run away and hide' game play mechanic that makes it very tense and a host of truly creepy antagonist.
The style of gameplay reminds me to Haunting Ground, a hidden gem for the PS2 that also relied on a character running and hiding away to avoid getting killed. I'm getting Outlast for sure. BTW, great review.
I absolutely love the fact that we live in a time in the gaming industry where 16-bit styled 2D games are made and can coexist with state of the art 3D graphics and can be appreciated as much if not more precisely for what these games are. Pixels are not longer a limitation, these are a stylistic choice.
@zerooo0 I don't think so, it would backfire on Capcom for two reasons:
1. Keiji Inafune is the true creative power behind Megaman: his input has been present on almost every single Megaman game in existence, a Megaman game made without his creative input and supervision would only be an MegaMan game in name only, heck almost everyone that worked on MM games in the past are now working on Mighty No. 9.
2. The backlash from the gaming community would be huge: Can you imagine?, all these years denied of MM and Inafune leaving Capcom only for them to make a knee jerk reaction game in response to Mno9. If Capcom had had any interest in making a MM game they would not have cancelled Legends 3 and then place the blame on the community for doing so:
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