I dont see anything wrong with BBSv2 :/ not if it means getting to know what happened to the worlds destroyed by the heartless and finding out the missing gaps that exist in the story, such as much of the time riku and mickey in the RoD
BBSV2 stupid game...
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Let's not put the cart before the horse, pal. At this point we have absolutely no reason to judge this game. Reason? Lack of info. All we're going on @ this point is a rumor. We have no idea when it'll be announced, when it will be released, what it's about, or even what platform it's on. For all we know it could come out in 2015 on the Sega Dreamcast 2. I'm going to keep an open mind and not make any judgements until I see at minimum one video's worth of gameplay footage. That's my personal policy for judging games.
I would be so happy if they made a Sega Dreamcast 2. I still enjoy my old one to this day.
I'm actually pretty pumped about this game. Just like others have said, we can't judge this game at all. We know almost nothing about it.
You saw a 3 minute video and summarized a whole game out of it? Wow, you're good.
I see you're one of the lucky ones. I happen to own one myself. I found it @ a rummage sale for $40. Knowing how rare these things are a beelined for an ATM. I was even lucky enough to get the whole enchilada. I got the power cord, av cables, two controllers and a memory card. I also got the carrying bag, a few games, and the web browser software. (wonder if that thing will work if I hook it up to my router) The only trouble I've had is that it's picky about what you put in. Only a few of the disks I had were actually readable.
This is also a very good point brought up by Lycoris. BBSv2, especially if it ends up coming out on PSP, could very well have been in production for a while now. I'd actually expect this and assume by now the biggest workload would be the graphics and cutscenes.
I wonder if they will just use the same engine for volume2 as they did for the first one. That should cut down on some production time.
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Woah, impressive. BBS v2 doesn't having any update about the game , yet you can judge it as a pointless game .
Anyway, BBS v2 could be the game that solve some mystery for any KH series.
Can't confirm anything about the game yet until it was release.
The OP can see the future
Oh yea, they're pretty rare to come upon these days. How much do you think they're worth? I'm don't plan on selling mine anytime soon haha
That's the assumption I'm making. From the software projects I've done I'd imagine having the game's engine from the previous title would help move things along. I don't know too much about game development itself (I don't write game software), but having a good idea of how frustrating it can be to work with software... I'd imagine it would definitely be a weight off the developers back to have an engine to work with and tweak for improvements / differences in battle systems, etc.
The last time I had seen a price for one it was like 200$ or something. That was a while ago though...
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I honestly think that Nomura has lost it. How many more games do we need about Sora's tale? It's almost been ten years since the original game. So many main games, bridge games and spin off titles across multiple platforms. There are too many of them already. As much as I love the series, I must say that I think the story is starting to look like a soap opera. It wouldn't surprise me if we'll get games about what Kairi and Riku were doing while we were playing as Sora before we get to know the true ending of the tale. I know that a lot of people don't want it to end (especially not Disney, lol), but enough is enough... just wrap it up already before things get even more ridiculous!
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But that's exactly my point. Not every single minute of the timeline needs to be explained. He's killing the mystery and magic surrounding the story by explaining everything about it that he possibly can, leaving no room for people to use their imagination (and that's bad storytelling).
He is also contradicting himself. Nomura said that he liked to make games that let players imagine what could have happed. KH2 was not originally planned, even though the secret ending was included in the first version of KH 1
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Welcome to the world of Metal Gear.
(Which, mind you, goes back waaaaaay longer than Kingdom Hearts. The kudzu plots with the Metal Gear series have been going on since 1987.)
Too much of a good thing can be bad. Leave too much mystery surrounding the games, and people would naturally want everything to be explained. They need validation to their theories and whatnot.
And also, we're stuck with playing as Sora for the upcoming sagas after the Xehanort saga until he grows old like Master Xehanort.
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