Ishimaru Jinrai
[12] Conqueror
ORCHID TRAILER!
NUFF SAID.
Omg I love how at the end they showed that skeleton knight guy (forget his name) from the original game.. =DDD And Orchid looks badass!
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ORCHID TRAILER!
NUFF SAID.
Yellow is a nice color on Orchid, in my opinion.Its good ol Spinal! :D
EDIT:
Full 2 hour IGN Reveal recap. Shows Orchid off, Dojo, Training mode, and Accessories.
but it's definitely the best launch exclusive for either console.
GUYS GUYS GUYS I JUST PLAYED THIS GAME!!
They just set up a couple of Xbox One demo stations in a nearby mall, so of course I went and tried it. Here's some quick impressions:
First of all, the game's visuals are significantly better in person, but there's so much shit going on that it's difficult to notice when you're playing. To be honest, there's nothing outside of the fancy hitsparks that looks or feels like it couldn't be done on the 360. It's definitely it's own thing though, it doesn't look like anything else out there.
Now, the game itself feels kinda... heavy, for lack of a better word. It's difficult to compare it to a specific game because it feels like an amalgamation of so many different things. Right off the bat something bothered me greatly: it's very masher friendly. I found myself doing 15 hit combos without knowing what I was doing. So much so that at some points it was difficult to gauge how much of what was happening on the screen was my own doing.
Movement is a lot like MK, but slower. I had a difficult time getting close to my opponent and starting a string, though that may just be lack of experience. Strategies from Marvel were the most useful, and the juggles felt like in between Marvel and Tekken (but a lot more masher-friendly). The combo breakers are very difficult to use, it was like trying to use DoA holds in the middle of a Marvel combo. Combos do follow a pattern though, so I guess combo breakers become easier to execute as you get used to the flow of each character.
Also, the game is SLOW, each round took forever (and both my opponent and I knew what we were doing). I fear the combo breaker mechanic will just make this even worse, but I could be wrong.
I got to play Jago, Orchid, and Wolf. Jago is your typical shoto, but his fireball was awkwardly slow. Orchid is a bit heavier on execution, but has great range. Wolf (or whatever his name is) is pure rushdown; I managed a 22-hit combo just mashing. My opponent (not a friendly guy at all) used only Jago. I saw another guy using Sadira and Thunder, they both looked badass. Character diversity is great, kind of alleviates the limited selection.
Overall, it's like putting Marvel, Tekken, MK, and DoA in a blender. Not too bad for how crazy that mix is, but it's honestly not what I expected. Maybe that's got more to do with the fact that I was playing with a much more experienced player (who happened to be a total douchebag and barely even talked to anyone), but I feel as if the slow rhythm of the matches clashes too strongly with the fast-paced combat.
I'll give it another try soon to test out Glacius and see if training mode helps, it definitely keeps you wanting for more.
TL;DR: Mixed feelings on this one. It's too slow for my tastes, and very masher friendly, but if you can look past the flaws you've got a fun, marvel-like game. I played too briefly to give a final verdict, but it's definitely the best launch exclusive for either console. And the visuals = clusterfuck of overdone 1080p hitsparks. Also, mashing works.
I also got to play Ryse and Forza, I can give you brief insights on that if you want.
This is precisely what I meant. KI is ok, but not worth $660 (console + extra pad + online + full game). There's no games worth getting for the PS4 either at this point, except for those you can already play on a current gen console (plus the PS4's failure rate is disastrous). If anything the Wii U has the best lineup, just because of how bad the other two seem in comparison. Though that's a topic for another thread.What's sad is that this might actually be the best launch title for either console. Even when it's sooo mediocre, because the other games are so lame. Except Dead Rising 3 maybe, also XB1 exclusive. XB1 is currently up 2 to none for launch titles that matter. Even if they only matter for a short period of time.
I have mixed feelings about Ryse. The visuals are great and the framerate is silky smooth, and there's really no noticeable aliasing issues. HOWEVER, the combat is very clunky and awkward, so that breaks the immersion. As a history nerd the story also bothers me greatly; despite having a historical setting, it's about as historically accurate as God of War. So yeah, pretty game, but not much beyond that.Sounds very interesting! Want to know more about Ryse and Forze. I may get an Xbox One in the office I work atm soon too. So i can try out Killer Instinct for myself. ;)
his english was correct Jinrai. Saying it's the best launch title for either console means that it's the best launch title period for the current console generation.
If he said Both consoles instead of Either console than it would be wrong, but it's right.
What's sad is that this might actually be the best launch title for either console. Even when it's sooo mediocre, because the other games are so lame. Except Dead Rising 3 maybe, also XB1 exclusive. XB1 is currently up 2 to none for launch titles that matter. Even if they only matter for a short period of time.
... and you're still an idiot.stuff