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PS4 The Wonderful 101: Remastered
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Sono ancora indeciso se kickstartare o meno, alla fine la differenza di prezzo è poca. Però la cover ""esclusiva"" non mi dispiacerebbe... Vabbe' ho qualche altro giorno per pensarci, male che vada si recupera in estate tranquillamente
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perfetto, buono a sapersi. a questo punto io kickstarto una versione switch per avere la cover speciale e a maggio mi prendo per ps4 la versione con cover normale..
peró esce tlou2 e ipkteticamente xeno def,vedrò come giostrarmi ma avere tutte e due le varianti come cover mi alletta. Vedo se mettono il preorder su amazon e kickstarto.
Grazie di aver condiviso la news me l'ero totalmente persa
peró esce tlou2 e ipkteticamente xeno def,vedrò come giostrarmi ma avere tutte e due le varianti come cover mi alletta. Vedo se mettono il preorder su amazon e kickstarto.
Grazie di aver condiviso la news me l'ero totalmente persa
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con la data han confermato la presa in giro , gioco gia pronto da tempo, raccolta solo per prendere in giro l'utenza e specularci sopra
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At PAX East 2020 in Boston, Gematsu sat down with Platinum Games executive vice president and studio head Atsushi Inaba, and senior vice president and game designer Hideki Kamiya to talk about the recently Kickstarted The Wonderful 101: Remastered, the newly announced Kamiya-directed hero game Project G.G., and the newly established Platinum Games Tokyo.
Find the full interview below.
Gematsu: The Wonderful 101: Remastered was announced as a Kickstarter project in early February, and a May release date was announced later in the month. Can you explain what from the funding went into the game itself?
Atsushi Inaba: “Well the actual reason we decided to do a Kickstarter campaign was not for funding at all, it was more about gauging interest in The Wonderful 101. This is a game we’ve always wanted to revisit at some point in time, so we thought it would be a good opportunity to bring the fans together—to unite them—and gauge interest. And in essence, to release the game. So it wasn’t really about the amount of funding at all, it was about self-publishing, bringing fans together, and revisiting The Wonderful 101.”
Just to clarify, what is the money that was crowdfunded being used towards?
Inaba: “First off, the money is going towards the production of all the goods—I don’t know if you’ve seen all the tiers and their rewards, but those cost money to produce. The rest of the money is going towards the additional content that will be added to the game. All that costs money, and it takes time and work to port the game to the additional platforms. I want to clarify that we didn’t do the campaign to ‘get money’ or anything like that—that wasn’t the point of it. The main goal was to bring the fans together, gauge interest, and find a good way to revisit and release the game.”
Is there anything in the base game that is being added beyond the stretch goals?
Hideki Kamiya: “For both myself and for Platinum Games, The Wonderful 101 is one of our largest games, both in volume and content. So I didn’t feel it was necessary to add anything to game itself, and it would’ve actually created unbalance. So there isn’t anything that will be added to the game in terms of extra levels or characters. However, back in the Wii U days, there were some things that we couldn’t implement, a lot of which concerns user-friendly features, playability, giving the player directives, and the like, which will be added in this version.”
I wanted to speak a bit about that, so I’m glad you brought it up. The Wii U version utilized both the GamePad and TV screens. How is the game being consolidated into a single screen this time around?
Kamiya: “When I was originally developing the game on Wii U, I figured that a picture-in-picture would be necessary, but in the end there were two screens. Since it’s a one screen game in the newer versions, we’re going back to the picture-in-picture design. And this time around we’re able to add better playability and user-friendliness that was not possible on the Wii U, such as adjustments of the screen, moving it around, and making the game more accessible for current players. Another thing was obviously the drawing of the shapes on the GamePad, which is not going to be featured in the new version. Originally I had planned on using the joystick to do that. So in a way we are actually going back to the original version that I planned. In this new version, you will be using the joystick to draw.”
That includes the Switch version?
Kamiya: “(Nods.)”
This may be a bit of a sensitive topic, but in the release date trailer, there was no mention of Nintendo in the copyright. Can you clarify ownership of the IP, or why Nintendo wasn’t mentioned?
Inaba: “Unfortunately, I can’t talk about the details, since it’s between Platinum Games and Nintendo, but as I said before, it’s thanks to the kindness of Nintendo that this release is possible.”
When we first spoke about The Wonderful 101: Remastered back in September, Kamiya-san mentioned an Xbox One version as a planned stretch goal. Can you speak a bit to what happened there?
Kamiya: “That’s very true, and we did plan and want to release on Xbox One. But the fact of the matter was that the original engine for the game and the engine for the Xbox One are very different, and it’s not easy to port like the other systems. So as a result of that, unfortunately and regrettably, we had to relinquish the Xbox One release.”
Is an Xbox One version something you would rule out entirely?
Kamiya: “It’s just a very costly thing to do and we don’t have the ability to do it in-house. I don’t want to say it will never happen. If the right things come together and we get enough money, it might be possible, but it’s just an expensive thing to do. We did want to do it—it’s purely for that reason that we couldn’t.”
With The Wonderful 101 coming to additional platforms, does that open the doors for other Nintendo-published projects from Platinum Games to come to additional platforms?
Inaba: “I really don’t know. The fact is that a lot of those IPs are owned by Nintendo, we’re just the developer. So you’d have to ask Nintendo if they’re willing to do it. It’s not something we really have control over ourselves.
Find the full interview below.
Gematsu: The Wonderful 101: Remastered was announced as a Kickstarter project in early February, and a May release date was announced later in the month. Can you explain what from the funding went into the game itself?
Atsushi Inaba: “Well the actual reason we decided to do a Kickstarter campaign was not for funding at all, it was more about gauging interest in The Wonderful 101. This is a game we’ve always wanted to revisit at some point in time, so we thought it would be a good opportunity to bring the fans together—to unite them—and gauge interest. And in essence, to release the game. So it wasn’t really about the amount of funding at all, it was about self-publishing, bringing fans together, and revisiting The Wonderful 101.”
Just to clarify, what is the money that was crowdfunded being used towards?
Inaba: “First off, the money is going towards the production of all the goods—I don’t know if you’ve seen all the tiers and their rewards, but those cost money to produce. The rest of the money is going towards the additional content that will be added to the game. All that costs money, and it takes time and work to port the game to the additional platforms. I want to clarify that we didn’t do the campaign to ‘get money’ or anything like that—that wasn’t the point of it. The main goal was to bring the fans together, gauge interest, and find a good way to revisit and release the game.”
Is there anything in the base game that is being added beyond the stretch goals?
Hideki Kamiya: “For both myself and for Platinum Games, The Wonderful 101 is one of our largest games, both in volume and content. So I didn’t feel it was necessary to add anything to game itself, and it would’ve actually created unbalance. So there isn’t anything that will be added to the game in terms of extra levels or characters. However, back in the Wii U days, there were some things that we couldn’t implement, a lot of which concerns user-friendly features, playability, giving the player directives, and the like, which will be added in this version.”
I wanted to speak a bit about that, so I’m glad you brought it up. The Wii U version utilized both the GamePad and TV screens. How is the game being consolidated into a single screen this time around?
Kamiya: “When I was originally developing the game on Wii U, I figured that a picture-in-picture would be necessary, but in the end there were two screens. Since it’s a one screen game in the newer versions, we’re going back to the picture-in-picture design. And this time around we’re able to add better playability and user-friendliness that was not possible on the Wii U, such as adjustments of the screen, moving it around, and making the game more accessible for current players. Another thing was obviously the drawing of the shapes on the GamePad, which is not going to be featured in the new version. Originally I had planned on using the joystick to do that. So in a way we are actually going back to the original version that I planned. In this new version, you will be using the joystick to draw.”
That includes the Switch version?
Kamiya: “(Nods.)”
This may be a bit of a sensitive topic, but in the release date trailer, there was no mention of Nintendo in the copyright. Can you clarify ownership of the IP, or why Nintendo wasn’t mentioned?
Inaba: “Unfortunately, I can’t talk about the details, since it’s between Platinum Games and Nintendo, but as I said before, it’s thanks to the kindness of Nintendo that this release is possible.”
When we first spoke about The Wonderful 101: Remastered back in September, Kamiya-san mentioned an Xbox One version as a planned stretch goal. Can you speak a bit to what happened there?
Kamiya: “That’s very true, and we did plan and want to release on Xbox One. But the fact of the matter was that the original engine for the game and the engine for the Xbox One are very different, and it’s not easy to port like the other systems. So as a result of that, unfortunately and regrettably, we had to relinquish the Xbox One release.”
Is an Xbox One version something you would rule out entirely?
Kamiya: “It’s just a very costly thing to do and we don’t have the ability to do it in-house. I don’t want to say it will never happen. If the right things come together and we get enough money, it might be possible, but it’s just an expensive thing to do. We did want to do it—it’s purely for that reason that we couldn’t.”
With The Wonderful 101 coming to additional platforms, does that open the doors for other Nintendo-published projects from Platinum Games to come to additional platforms?
Inaba: “I really don’t know. The fact is that a lot of those IPs are owned by Nintendo, we’re just the developer. So you’d have to ask Nintendo if they’re willing to do it. It’s not something we really have control over ourselves.
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Io ho usato tre carte, postapay, banca e carta amico nessuna presa. Ho dovuto rinunciare alla cover e mi gira altamente, quando esce nei negozi vado di amazon obbligatoriamente...mi rode un sacco sta cosa
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superati 2 ml
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Ma non hanno messo la prenotazione sul psn, o non la vedo ioSto mese non devo comprare nulla, magari lo prendo al D1.
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Neanche io la vedo, mi sa che non c'è, esce diretto e stop.Ma non hanno messo la prenotazione sul psn, o non la vedo io
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per chi lo ha giocato a suo tempo è più vicino a DMC o Bayo, ho guardato qualche brevissima clip video per evitare gli spoiler, ma non ci ho capito moltissimo 
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Più vicino a Bayo ma decisamente unico nel suo genere (cioè non aspettarti Bayonetta).per chi lo ha giocato a suo tempo è più vicino a DMC o Bayo, ho guardato qualche brevissima clip video per evitare gli spoiler, ma non ci ho capito moltissimo
All'inizio l'approccio può essere traumatico perché non ci sono molte opzioni, e perché il gioco non spiega molto bene diverse meccaniche; io mi sono dovuto aiutare con youtube, ma poi è tutta discesa
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IntrigantePiù vicino a Bayo ma decisamente unico nel suo genere (cioè non aspettarti Bayonetta).
All'inizio l'approccio può essere traumatico perché non ci sono molte opzioni, e perché il gioco non spiega molto bene diverse meccaniche; io mi sono dovuto aiutare con youtube, ma poi è tutta discesa
La cosa strana è che non lo vedo ne su Amazon ne sul PSN
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