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The only other WRPG on the 360 I can think of is Sacred 2, but it's a Diablo clone. Which may or may not be coming out. No one aside from gaming enthusiast websites thinks it exists.
Two Worlds. Its generic and glitchy but it was a fun time generally.
I agree. Two Worlds is frequently and savagely trashed, but once I got through that first hour or so I had genuine fun with it. Vast world to explore even larger than Oblivion's, lots of differing environments, and the funniest voice acting ever.
The only other WRPG on the 360 I can think of is Sacred 2, but it's a Diablo clone. Which may or may not be coming out. No one aside from gaming enthusiast websites thinks it exists.
Sacred 2 will basically be a day 1 buy for me on PC.
Seriously. One of the characters is a dude who was in fucking VALHALLA. And then the elves resurrected him to fight this evil thing, thus dragging him out of Valhalla.
Might and Magic Elements. I remember my friend saying it was subpar though.
More of an Action game with very light RPG elements, although if it's a fantasy setting you are after, it has a very RPG-esque (for want of a better word) fantasy setting.
The only other WRPG on the 360 I can think of is Sacred 2, but it's a Diablo clone. Which may or may not be coming out. No one aside from gaming enthusiast websites thinks it exists.
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I have seen hands on from many folk, including OXBM amongst others, the 360 version is due out in Nov
Yes. A good translation of it, too. Good call. Puzzle Quest may not feel like an RPH because of the whole puzzle thing, but ignore the puzzles and the game is an old school RPG as they come.
The only other WRPG on the 360 I can think of is Sacred 2, but it's a Diablo clone. Which may or may not be coming out. No one aside from gaming enthusiast websites thinks it exists.
o_O
I have seen hands on from many folk, including OXBM amongst others, the 360 version is due out in Nov
Yes, but the people you have to buy it from don't have it listed. No one. At all.
Well in addition to Fable 2 and Fallout 3 on the horizon, there is Alpha Protocol.
From what I remember, it's an action RPG from Obsidian. I think it's kind of Mass Effect meets Splinter Cell.
Most importantly though, it has a "3JB" dialogue system, which give you access to 3 options:
"professional" (Jason Bourne),
"suave" (James Bond), and
"aggressive" (Jack Bauer).
It's probably best to point out that Eternal Sonata and Tales of Vesperia don't play like your typical JRPGs. Plus they have pseudo co-op in the sense that another player can take control of one of the characters on the battlefield.
Well in addition to Fable 2 and Fallout 3 on the horizon, there is Alpha Protocol.
From what I remember, it's an action RPG from Obsidian. I think it's kind of Mass Effect meets Splinter Cell.
Most importantly though, it has a "3JB" dialogue system, which give you access to 3 options:
"professional" (Jason Bourne),
"suave" (James Bond), and
"aggressive" (Jack Bauer).
Alpha Protocol will be so awesome for the reason listed above.
Well in addition to Fable 2 and Fallout 3 on the horizon, there is Alpha Protocol.
From what I remember, it's an action RPG from Obsidian. I think it's kind of Mass Effect meets Splinter Cell.
Most importantly though, it has a "3JB" dialogue system, which give you access to 3 options:
"professional" (Jason Bourne),
"suave" (James Bond), and
"aggressive" (Jack Bauer).
First I've heard of this, but based on your post alone I'm interested.
Two Worlds. Its generic and glitchy but it was a fun time generally.
I agree. Two Worlds is frequently and savagely trashed, but once I got through that first hour or so I had genuine fun with it. Vast world to explore even larger than Oblivion's, lots of differing environments, and the funniest voice acting ever.
How glitchy is it? I could deal with all sorts of problems, but if it is going to crash and make me lose progress it can fuck itself.
Two Worlds. Its generic and glitchy but it was a fun time generally.
I agree. Two Worlds is frequently and savagely trashed, but once I got through that first hour or so I had genuine fun with it. Vast world to explore even larger than Oblivion's, lots of differing environments, and the funniest voice acting ever.
How glitchy is it? I could deal with all sorts of problems, but if it is going to crash and make me lose progress it can fuck itself.
I've never had it crash or delete my data when I played it.
Two Worlds. Its generic and glitchy but it was a fun time generally.
I agree. Two Worlds is frequently and savagely trashed, but once I got through that first hour or so I had genuine fun with it. Vast world to explore even larger than Oblivion's, lots of differing environments, and the funniest voice acting ever.
How glitchy is it? I could deal with all sorts of problems, but if it is going to crash and make me lose progress it can fuck itself.
What Glenn said. I had no crashes or lost saves or anything of that nature, just occasional wonkieness with dialogue sync or enemy AI going haywire, stuff like that. Oh, and once my horse got stuck inside a rock.
The only other WRPG on the 360 I can think of is Sacred 2, but it's a Diablo clone. Which may or may not be coming out. No one aside from gaming enthusiast websites thinks it exists.
o_O
I have seen hands on from many folk, including OXBM amongst others, the 360 version is due out in Nov
Yes, but the people you have to buy it from don't have it listed. No one. At all.
Which is what I was talking about.
Ah, was not aware of this, but to be fair with the coverage it has I wouldn't be concerned, the retail sector can be sloppy unless its shovelware and sequels
Tried online retailers? cos Amazon in the UK have it:
EvilBadmanDO NOT TRUST THIS MANRegistered Userregular
edited September 2008
Sacred 2 was at PAX, both PC and 360. I kicked it around for 5 minutes, and merrily bounded around the expo hall playing other things. This is not a knock on Sacred, but it's hard to play something like that in a bitesize chunk.
Two Worlds. Its generic and glitchy but it was a fun time generally.
I agree. Two Worlds is frequently and savagely trashed, but once I got through that first hour or so I had genuine fun with it. Vast world to explore even larger than Oblivion's, lots of differing environments, and the funniest voice acting ever.
How glitchy is it? I could deal with all sorts of problems, but if it is going to crash and make me lose progress it can fuck itself.
Its not like, it'll crash glitchy. Its more like it has some stupid bugs that hinder full enjoyment. Think Force Unleashed but a little worse, if you've played it.
Word of advice if you are starting out in Two Worlds. Range characters, I find, are useless in this game unless it is enchanted with some sort of status effect that does continuous damage. Most of the time you'll find yourself slashing at enemies anyways, so make sure you build up your brute force. Also, in terms of magic, I find that you could take it or leave it.
A cheap but effective trick is to lure powerful enemies to the health healing, uhm, thing and beat away on them as you are cosntantly regenerating health. Its almost mandatory.
The voice acting . The best is when you approach a group of dragons or spiders or wyverns and your character so convincingly says, "Hrm... bandits."
Well checking out gamespot I dug up a couple of things that peak my interest. Dungeon Hero and Elveon. Is Elveon based on some sort of new engine from a few years back? I remember seeing some sort of minotaur on a bridge or something and it looked really sweet. Sorry for being so vague but it was a few years ago.
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Mass Effect is out and if you haven't played it you should go buy it right away.
edit: whoops, beaten on all three counts.
Still, people did like them. They might be an option when the others have been beaten. Otherwise, I also second the WRPGs already mentioned.
Do not engage the Watermelons.
Two Worlds. Its generic and glitchy but it was a fun time generally.
I'll be definitely picking up fable 2 and fallout 3.
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Sacred 2 will basically be a day 1 buy for me on PC.
Seriously. One of the characters is a dude who was in fucking VALHALLA. And then the elves resurrected him to fight this evil thing, thus dragging him out of Valhalla.
He didn't like that much.
More of an Action game with very light RPG elements, although if it's a fantasy setting you are after, it has a very RPG-esque (for want of a better word) fantasy setting.
Puzzle Quest is on XBLA right?
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o_O
I have seen hands on from many folk, including OXBM amongst others, the 360 version is due out in Nov
Yes. A good translation of it, too. Good call. Puzzle Quest may not feel like an RPH because of the whole puzzle thing, but ignore the puzzles and the game is an old school RPG as they come.
Yes, but the people you have to buy it from don't have it listed. No one. At all.
Which is what I was talking about.
NNID: Glenn565
From what I remember, it's an action RPG from Obsidian. I think it's kind of Mass Effect meets Splinter Cell.
Most importantly though, it has a "3JB" dialogue system, which give you access to 3 options:
"professional" (Jason Bourne),
"suave" (James Bond), and
"aggressive" (Jack Bauer).
I never asked for this!
First I've heard of this, but based on your post alone I'm interested.
How glitchy is it? I could deal with all sorts of problems, but if it is going to crash and make me lose progress it can fuck itself.
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I've never had it crash or delete my data when I played it.
NNID: Glenn565
What Glenn said. I had no crashes or lost saves or anything of that nature, just occasional wonkieness with dialogue sync or enemy AI going haywire, stuff like that. Oh, and once my horse got stuck inside a rock.
Ah, was not aware of this, but to be fair with the coverage it has I wouldn't be concerned, the retail sector can be sloppy unless its shovelware and sequels
Tried online retailers? cos Amazon in the UK have it:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sacred-Fallen-Angel-Xbox-360/dp/B000ZNM4I8/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=videogames&qid=1222676773&sr=8-2
Its not like, it'll crash glitchy. Its more like it has some stupid bugs that hinder full enjoyment. Think Force Unleashed but a little worse, if you've played it.
Word of advice if you are starting out in Two Worlds. Range characters, I find, are useless in this game unless it is enchanted with some sort of status effect that does continuous damage. Most of the time you'll find yourself slashing at enemies anyways, so make sure you build up your brute force. Also, in terms of magic, I find that you could take it or leave it.
A cheap but effective trick is to lure powerful enemies to the health healing, uhm, thing and beat away on them as you are cosntantly regenerating health. Its almost mandatory.
The voice acting . The best is when you approach a group of dragons or spiders or wyverns and your character so convincingly says, "Hrm... bandits."
Theyre for oxbox but they play on the 360
A bit buggy , but still fun