If I wasn't incredibly lazy and incredibly broke, I'd probably consider it as a good idea for a compatiable game. But since I don't, it's not the best idea in the world.
Kingdom Hearts: Move
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Got a link to this?
I remember long ago Nomura said he had an interest in the revolution's controller (back before they called it Wii) & added that if he were to make a game for it it'd be different from others on the system. So I guess a KH move game wouldn't be the straight forward hack & slash we're assuming either.
& before anyone asks me for a link.
BTW, shouldn't this be in the FoKH section?
I can't find it on the net, it was in an issue of GI though. Going to look back at the July issue and check.
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I'd prefer not to have a fully motion-controlled KH game, but I think a Move-compatible minigame could be pretty cool.
I mean, every form of motion control out right now is completely incapable of doing a properly controllable camera, and I don't trust the KH team's camera-creation ability farther than I can throw it.
But, wouldn't it be completely awesome to have an on-rails Keyslinger minigame, where you get to slice stuff up 1:1 and shoot crazy magic spells light-gun style? =D
I mean, every form of motion control out right now is completely incapable of doing a properly controllable camera, and I don't trust the KH team's camera-creation ability farther than I can throw it.
But, wouldn't it be completely awesome to have an on-rails Keyslinger minigame, where you get to slice stuff up 1:1 and shoot crazy magic spells light-gun style? =D
*imagines KH3 with Move*
Gross, no.
But lol, Strike Raid would be hilarious.
*controller breaks* "Whoops, I think I wasnt supposed to throw it!"
Gross, no.
But lol, Strike Raid would be hilarious.
*controller breaks* "Whoops, I think I wasnt supposed to throw it!"
It is not about being lazy, you know. If you wanna exercise then go to the gym. I guess my opinion on the subject is clear, right?
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Aaaaand there it is, you didn't get my point at all. I was not defending the khi community....a lazy lazy, flabby-ass community apparently.
Anyway my point is that it would change the gameplay drastically; I wouldn't like it, and no, i'm not lazy. Are we clear now?
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Support would be fine, but if the entire game revolved around it..well.. I dont know what i would do. Flailing around to do Strike Raid and Sonic Blade would murder me. I couldnt even play Mario and Sonic and the Olympic games for more than 45 minutes on the wii without killing my arm.
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Yeah, except in this case it is. Kh III would be to the kh series, what zelda tp is for the zelda series.(wich worked for zelda) But can you imagine swinging around while trying to cure and block of the final secret boss? You know that in kh you gotta stay sharp with the secret bosses...one miss and you are dead...it just would work with the "move" system.
Good God, I hope that "move" idea doesn't pop in Nomura's head.
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I don't see why this would be any different than the argument people had going for it being on the Wii.
Motion controls would be too much of a deviation from the normal KH gameplay, they'd never implement it. It's the same reason why the stylus was left out of Days and Re:Coded.
Motion controls would be too much of a deviation from the normal KH gameplay, they'd never implement it. It's the same reason why the stylus was left out of Days and Re:Coded.
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So was card battling in CoM. If there's still a character on-screen swinging a giant door opening apparatus, it's still KH gameplay.
I thought that was because they already did it with TWEWY.
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I say no because it's actualy nearly impossible.
Let's say BBS got a PS3 Move port.
It would be near imposisble to try and do spells, srike raid based attacks, shot lock, and ete.
Even if they went down the Harry Potter route, trying to get spesificialy Fire will be dificult because, eventualy, alot of spells will have similar hand gestures not to emntion that they could be taken as attacks and not spells. Walking and moving would also be fairly dificult to do with out it being automaited, canceling out chests, treasures, and free roam.
Let's say BBS got a PS3 Move port.
It would be near imposisble to try and do spells, srike raid based attacks, shot lock, and ete.
Even if they went down the Harry Potter route, trying to get spesificialy Fire will be dificult because, eventualy, alot of spells will have similar hand gestures not to emntion that they could be taken as attacks and not spells. Walking and moving would also be fairly dificult to do with out it being automaited, canceling out chests, treasures, and free roam.
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Hm, well 1st of all the battle system has to be built around the controller, not the other way around. So for Move a new battle system is essential. For example perhaps instead of Strike Raid, the player could fire a energy projectile from his keyblade (something like in this video for example)
Most spells would be done by pointing at the enemy & pressing a button on the move.
Most spells would be done by pointing at the enemy & pressing a button on the move.
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No it wasn't =/ CoM felt extremely similar to KH1 gameplay, it was just organized a little differently. Actually shaking the controller to do stuff is far different than what CoM did.
No, it was because it would have been too much of a deviation.
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There's no guarantee that KH3 will be coming to PS3
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