Comments on: Can Project Needlemouse Be A Success? http://nukezilla.com/2009/09/16/can-project-needlemouse-be-a-success/ because the games we love could be better Fri, 25 May 2012 04:28:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Anonymoushttp://nukezilla.com/2009/09/16/can-project-needlemouse-be-a-success/#comment-20978 Anonymous Fri, 25 Sep 2009 07:07:28 +0000 http://negativegamer.com/?p=4137#comment-20978 I disagree Mantis. I happen to find the Sonic of old to still be more appealing than the Sonic we have now via his cutscenes ingame. I can't seem to get enough of Sonic OVA.Its hard to explain, but there's something there that you just can't get nowadays, no matter who it is working on Sonic. I disagree Mantis. I happen to find the Sonic of old to still be more appealing than the Sonic we have now via his cutscenes ingame. I can’t seem to get enough of Sonic OVA.

Its hard to explain, but there’s something there that you just can’t get nowadays, no matter who it is working on Sonic.

]]> By: Playing Mantishttp://nukezilla.com/2009/09/16/can-project-needlemouse-be-a-success/#comment-20879 Playing Mantis Sun, 20 Sep 2009 09:53:51 +0000 http://negativegamer.com/?p=4137#comment-20879 I don't think I've ever beaten a Sonic game either. Maybe that says something about the Sonic franchise as a whole. Could the recent, atrocious Sonic titles be just and good/bad as the originals? Maybe Sonic is just like the Voltrons and Thundercats of our youth...great when we were young and stupid, but not satisfying enough for a mature, experienced gamer. I don’t think I’ve ever beaten a Sonic game either. Maybe that says something about the Sonic franchise as a whole. Could the recent, atrocious Sonic titles be just and good/bad as the originals? Maybe Sonic is just like the Voltrons and Thundercats of our youth…great when we were young and stupid, but not satisfying enough for a mature, experienced gamer.

]]> By: NoZarthttp://nukezilla.com/2009/09/16/can-project-needlemouse-be-a-success/#comment-20830 NoZart Wed, 16 Sep 2009 17:39:51 +0000 http://negativegamer.com/?p=4137#comment-20830 i think there is a very sad message hidden in the article: that gaming culture has moved on. just like point and clicks and shmups, i find it entirely possible that 2D jump and runs are the next genre to slowly fade away. sure, we get the odd N+ or splosion man, even an excellent bionic commando rearmed - but did those games sell that well? There is hope that the blue blur might JUST be cool enough to revive JnR for a few more years. For us oldtimers, well there is always emulators - or for collectors like me the real deal :) i think there is a very sad message hidden in the article: that gaming culture has moved on.
just like point and clicks and shmups, i find it entirely possible that 2D jump and runs are the next genre to slowly fade away.
sure, we get the odd N+ or splosion man, even an excellent bionic commando rearmed – but did those games sell that well? There is hope that the blue blur might JUST be cool enough to revive JnR for a few more years. For us oldtimers, well there is always emulators – or for collectors like me the real deal :)

]]> By: Philbart999http://nukezilla.com/2009/09/16/can-project-needlemouse-be-a-success/#comment-20825 Philbart999 Wed, 16 Sep 2009 14:11:52 +0000 http://negativegamer.com/?p=4137#comment-20825 Good points Brett. I would argue that due to the shortcomings of critical darlings LBP and SMG that a good Sonic game could really garner a lot of sales and buzz due to its potential. Sonic as a an action platformer is a hell of a lot more fun and visceral than a dickless plumber, or a fucking sack. lol Good points Brett. I would argue that due to the shortcomings of critical darlings LBP and SMG that a good Sonic game could really garner a lot of sales and buzz due to its potential. Sonic as a an action platformer is a hell of a lot more fun and visceral than a dickless plumber, or a fucking sack. lol

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