, posted Thu 4 Apr 08:50
Welp maybe they can do what they did with the rage of the dragon game. Draw a school boy that looks nothing like Kunio, and call him Tunio, Tuna, Punio, Munio. Lewis.
This is deinitely how you do a dodgeball game alright.
Ah, dodgeball. I was very good at that game in Physical Education.
many companies have attempted to capture the goodness of the Dodge Ball; it is my understanding that this attempt is being directed by the ex resident of Technos... Would that mean we might taste the flavor of dodge ball once more???
Chupiler
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"Re(2):The definition of Dodgeball..."
, posted Sat 6 Apr 21:41
If only it was for PS2, it'd have a chance at being released in the US. Major retailers are cutting off PS games nowadays...
Freeter
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"You gotta be kiddin..."
, posted Sat 6 Apr 21:44
quote: If only it was for PS2, it'd have a chance at being released in the US. Major retailers are cutting off PS games nowadays...
How could that be? With so many PS1 owners out there, cutting off the PS1 games now would seem irrational, wouldn't it?
Chupiler
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"Re(1):You gotta be kiddin..."
, posted Sat 6 Apr 21:51
I think so to, but the big store owners (Best Buy, Toy R Us, etc) don't see that. They just see new technology - old technology. I already have a hard time in big stores finding non-GBA GB titles.
Most video games companies are seeing that. The only PS games I see being released are from the big companies (Capcom, Konami, etc).
That's business for you...
Freeter
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"Re(2):You gotta be kiddin..."
, posted Sat 6 Apr 21:56
quote: I think so to, but the big store owners (Best Buy, Toy R Us, etc) don't see that. They just see new technology - old technology. I already have a hard time in big stores finding non-GBA GB titles.
Most video games companies are seeing that. The only PS games I see being released are from the big companies (Capcom, Konami, etc).
That's business for you...
Is this occuring in game stores in your area also? Because I still see PS1 and GBC titles in the Gamestop stores...
Satoshi Miwa
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"Re(3):You gotta be kiddin..."
, posted Sat 6 Apr 23:24
quote: I think so to, but the big store owners (Best Buy, Toy R Us, etc) don't see that. They just see new technology - old technology. I already have a hard time in big stores finding non-GBA GB titles.
Most video games companies are seeing that. The only PS games I see being released are from the big companies (Capcom, Konami, etc).
That's business for you...
Is this occuring in game stores in your area also? Because I still see PS1 and GBC titles in the Gamestop stores...
Up here we have plenty of PS1 titles left on the shelves at Wall-mart and Toy's-R-US. And while they've passed over some of the new releases you can still find alot of good titles. Same for the GBC as well...
But I can see why they'd want to cut down on space. With the new systems getting even more titles, they need to find the sehlf space somewhere. And that has to come from older systems.
Hmm, Still...I wonder if the makers of this game could get away with selling it as a budget PS2 title in NA. I mean it'll still play on a PS2...:P
Juan
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"Re(4):You gotta be kiddin..."
, posted Sun 7 Apr 01:19
They still get the newer ps1 games in my area here in the US, and i heard a lot of employees telling their customers that they can play ps1 games on the ps2.
quote: I think so to, but the big store owners (Best Buy, Toy R Us, etc) don't see that. They just see new technology - old technology. I already have a hard time in big stores finding non-GBA GB titles.
Most video games companies are seeing that. The only PS games I see being released are from the big companies (Capcom, Konami, etc).
That's business for you...
Is this occuring in game stores in your area also? Because I still see PS1 and GBC titles in the Gamestop stores...
Up here we have plenty of PS1 titles left on the shelves at Wall-mart and Toy's-R-US. And while they've passed over some of the new releases you can still find alot of good titles. Same for the GBC as well...
But I can see why they'd want to cut down on space. With the new systems getting even more titles, they need to find the sehlf space somewhere. And that has to come from older systems.
Hmm, Still...I wonder if the makers of this game could get away with selling it as a budget PS2 title in NA. I mean it'll still play on a PS2...:P
"Now THIS is how you do Dodgeball..." 
