Andriasang writes, "The latest version of Square Enix's card-based arcade game Lord of Vermilion is Lord of Vermilion Re:2 Doukoku (maybe... Lament?). Set for arcade release on January 19, this version will feature crossover magic cards from such franchises as Nier (Replicant/Gestalt), Black Rock Shooter and Type-Moon's Witch on the Holy Night."
Shuhei Yoshida chats with Yoko Taro, Yosuke Saito, and Keiichi Okabe about their work in the NieR series.
One thing about the action game genre that has less evolved and to an extent has even gotten worse is the use of camera in most action games.
Good read. Some of the games mentioned in the article really do put you through your paces in terms of getting the camera right.
I don't have a lot to add to this but I'll say that whenever there's an option to do so I'll always have the camera close in.
Football games are a good example, yes if you zoom out to a birds eye view you can see everything unfolding like a general on a battlefield, and you'll be effective, but it's not fun to play that way in terms of enjoyable gameplay or immersion.
Wow this writer sucks at modern action games. Controlling the camera with the right stick has been a thing since the original DualShock, it's been commonplace ever since.
If you have trouble with God if War '18 and Dark Souls camera angles, then you're pretty much bad at controlling the camera period.
I prefer having the camera up close too for the most part, I wanna see more detail and be up close to the action.
The PSP is home to some of the best anime games ever made. And it's also home to some of the worst. The list will tackle only the best.
I thought this said Sword of Vermillion and got excited. ={