@Apogee_Ent • It accurately portrays the gameplay and aesthetic.
• Gives off a sense of adventure, high action along with dread and fear.
• Super high quality painting style.
• You could hang this on a wall as a serious art piece. No simplistic, lazy art here. It’s more than advertising.
@Apogee_Ent FarSight XR-20 from “Perfect Dark” (2000).
• X-ray & thermal scope
• Lock-on tracking
• Shoots through walls
• One hit kill, if memory serves me
• Ultimate camper-killer. You can run, but you can NEVER hide.
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@davidscottjaffe Thank you for “Kinetica”, but overlooking potential is wildly misguided. Judging a different style instead of embracing it as a gateway for new fans to discover your work or previous games in the series. You can’t call yourself a creative and be that shortsighted.
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@Graslu00 As for Nintendo allegedly being a roadblock to the earlier rerelease attempts, that’s all EON. Video games are one off cash-ins and “toys” to them, not dignified legacy James Bond media. I would be shocked if EON would feature video games in a James Bond museum.
@Graslu00 Concerning the Xbox port, Nintendo was restrained from being mentioned as much as legally possible because the port was a “new” game, not Nintendo’s. No one wants to recognize competition. Seems risky, but it seems to have worked out for them.
Nintendo says it's offering the machine in Japan at "an affordable price to make it more accessible to consumers."
Meanwhile, Mario Kart World physical edition will retail for 9,980 yen in Japan! Good lord.