Still no word on a European or American release though. Still, I can hardly imagine it’ll be out this year at all.
I’ll keep you updated. 🙂
I’m guessing they forgot to update it?
True, it looked crap in DoC too.
it’s in DoC too? damn S-E loves their numbers, bars do just fine.
I got a better idea, screw the fuckign numbers, AND the fuckign stupid meters. You don’t need to know how much you’re killing your enemy, OR how much life you have left! [/sarcasm]
Meters suck. They’re so imprecise, you never know exactly how much HP you’re down, and by how much you need to recover.
Damage numbers are important to have, because at least, then, you know if you’re even damaging your enemy or not! I don’t know how long I must have slugged away at those enemies in Kingdom Hearts before I discovered I wasn’t even hurting them, because they don’t give off damage numbers.
As for Samurai Legend Musashi, while you had meters on screen, open up your status, and they gave HP and MP measurements, anyway. Why not just tell me that on screen, so I know which healing items I need to look for? Also, knowing how much my enemy damages me lets me know the strength of healing items I need to pack for the dungeon.
In DoC, the damage numbers aren’t even big enough to obscure the scenery. How’s seeing damage numbers going to ruin the action?
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I don’t know about you, but gauges in your car that give you a digital display of exactly how fast you’re going at the moment (e.g., display that just says "80mph"), and how much of a tank of fuel you have left (e.g., 8 gal) are awexome, as opposed to some damn needle-based gauges, which may malfunction, or are otherwise inaccurate.
Having precise measurements like that in video-games is also awexome.
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At least they could give the option to toggle numbers on or off, depending whether you like seeing them or not. They need to put more customizable options under the configuration menus, anyway, besides just "Vibration On or Off" or "Mono or Stereo."
[/totally fuckign serious]
Agreed. I was pretty pissed off when my dad sold off his Ford Telstar that has digital readings and bought a craptastic junk car with only analog readings.
On topic, this game might finally give me a reason to buy a PSP. If I can save up for it.