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| Iggy 539th Post
 
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|  "Re(1):Iggy? Jojo PS2 game."
, posted Fri 30 Aug 15:06
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From your previous posts about Jojo's PS2 game it didnt seem that you liked it too much, whats wrong with it? what was good? Was it loyal to the story?
Specially since you are one of the resident (evil) Jojo experts.
Oh, yes, sorry, it was in french....
Well, the game itself was far from perfect. It is completely broken, with Giorno, Trish, Buccellati and Narancia super powerfull that can win any fight in perfect. Giorno and Trish's infinite is stupidely easy.
On the other hand, Abaquio is extremely hard to use, very hard, and is almost never used in the game (just one level against Man In The Mirror, where you can't use your stand, so...)
There are many many levels that make you want throw your PS2 by the window, the first level of Oasis where he teleport everywhere is especially awfull.
I think it could have been a good game if all the characters have had more ballance, and play the existing ennemies (who should have been balanced too) would have been nice too, since the ennemies too difficult to adapt to a game have been simply erased and put in stupid and tasteless dramas.
The voice actors of the heroes are good, but the enemies are many and are played by maybe 2 or 3 voice actors (they all have the same voice, and the same voice as many other characters from other Capcom games). Most of the fabulous scenes of the manga are there, but even with the perfect play of the voice actors, many are boring, because of the strange way the time passes in the manga (Mista often talks for hours when he shoots bullets, and he says everything before the bullet reaches its target. Of course, without the use of a cheesy slow down, it is not possible in the game, so he says his speechs normally, but it just sounds wrong. It's very odd.)
The graphics are OK. Trish is awfull, but she's the girl in a almost-yaoi manga, so we shouldn't be surprised. Overall, the game has some parts that seem rushed and some very deep, and the overall feeling is just.... weird. Not in a good sense.
Sorry, I don't express myself well, in french I was more able to talk about it....
If you change your avatar, I will make some efforts.
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| Juan 2367th Post
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| "Re(2):Iggy? Jojo PS2 game." , posted Fri 30 Aug 16:50:
Dont worry about using French, I understand the feeling that you can give ideas when you use your own language (hence the spanish threads we make here and there.) Also i can understand a bit of french, thats why i saw discontent on the game.
Now about the game... Arrggh its too bad. I can understand that making a Jojo game could be hard (specially because of the varied abilities that everyone has and everything.) Maybe they could fit the series better as an RPG?
The bad thing is that if i get to play it, it will be on the US version. I am very very afraid of Capcom using American voice actors.
And my avatar...I will not take it down, for it is my stand "the gigantic irish otter!" **poses**
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From your previous posts about Jojo's PS2 game it didnt seem that you liked it too much, whats wrong with it? what was good? Was it loyal to the story?
Specially since you are one of the resident (evil) Jojo experts.
Oh, yes, sorry, it was in french....
Well, the game itself was far from perfect. It is completely broken, with Giorno, Trish, Buccellati and Narancia super powerfull that can win any fight in perfect. Giorno and Trish's infinite is stupidely easy.
On the other hand, Abaquio is extremely hard to use, very hard, and is almost never used in the game (just one level against Man In The Mirror, where you can't use your stand, so...)
There are many many levels that make you want throw your PS2 by the window, the first level of Oasis where he teleport everywhere is especially awfull.
I think it could have been a good game if all the characters have had more ballance, and play the existing ennemies (who should have been balanced too) would have been nice too, since the ennemies too difficult to adapt to a game have been simply erased and put in stupid and tasteless dramas.
The voice actors of the heroes are good, but the enemies are many and are played by maybe 2 or 3 voice actors (they all have the same voice, and the same voice as many other characters from other Capcom games). Most of the fabulous scenes of the manga are there, but even with the perfect play of the voice actors, many are boring, because of the strange way the time passes in the manga (Mista often talks for hours when he shoots bullets, and he says everything before the bullet reaches its target. Of course, without the use of a cheesy slow down, it is not possible in the game, so he says his speechs normally, but it just sounds wrong. It's very odd.)
The graphics are OK. Trish is awfull, but she's the girl in a almost-yaoi manga, so we shouldn't be surprised. Overall, the game has some parts that seem rushed and some very deep, and the overall feeling is just.... weird. Not in a good sense.
Sorry, I don't express myself well, in french I was more able to talk about it....
If you change your avatar, I will make some efforts.
http://www.buttermonster.com
I am Juan's buttered website.
[this message was edited by Juan on Fri 30 Aug 18:27] |
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