When NieR: Automata was revealed last year at E3, there was reason to be excited. Developed by Platinum Games, the action role-playing sequel is a project that's obviously worth keeping an eye on - and today, Square Enix has taken the opportunity to thank fans for their support and enthusiasm up to this point.
The video that the publisher has pumped out certainly has a sincere message behind it, then, but we'd be lying if we said that this two minute clip is enjoyable. Featuring one particularly excitable fan, we highly recommend turning down the volume before watching - unless you want to end up bleeding out of your ears. Don't get us wrong, we all get hyped about games from time to time, but this is just a tad too much for us and our jaded sensibilities.
Oh, and if you were hoping for any news with regards to the actual game, you'd best cool your expectations. The video states that more information is coming in 2016, but that's all you're getting right now.
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There's nothing wrong with this kind of video, but the title 'A Message to Our Fans' made it seem way more important than it turned out to be.
The first game was good, I liked the Grimoire, but it was far and away the ugliest retail game on PS3. Not everything needs to look like Uncharted, but I hope they double the resolution or pixel count or whatever it was they left half of out of the first gsme.
@Bad-MuthaAdebisi Really. Seriously. My ears still hurt.
Never played the first one. Will you be able to jump into this game without playing the first, or will the story not make sense? If so, I don't think I can go back to it, I hear it is rough on the eyes at this point.
is this a prequal?
Never played the first one. Will you be able to jump into this game without playing the first, or will the story not make sense? If so, I don't think I can go back to it, I hear it is rough on the eyes at this point.
Sorry for the double post, whoopsie!!!!
@SonyInfinity I don't think anyone knows right now - very little about the game has been revealed. I would imagine that you won't have to play the first one since it was an incredibly niche game to begin with. I reckon it'll probably have a few references here and there at most, but I doubt it'll be anything like a proper sequel.
Only started Drakengard 1 last night, very new to this franchise. Have 2, on its way in the post, then when finished that I'll play Nier, and THEN I'll play Drakengard 3.so should be all up to date (western wise) for this when it drops, when ever that happens.
So far I like it, controls are a bit wonky, but yeah, I like it!
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