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A Horizon MMO which was in the works at NCSoft - not to be confused with Guerrilla's cartoony in-house Monster Hunte-type GAAS - has reportedly been cancelled. Per South Korean news outlet MTN: These project names tie into previous job listings and employee histories which suggested a Horizon MMO was in the works. NCSoft are also reportedly not having the best of years, with one of their chairmen saying that it's basically do-or-die for them in 2025, which is likely the reason for the Horizon MMO project being brought to a halt and cancelled. -
Rugrats in Paris: The Movie NA release: 8th November 2000 PAL release: 30th March 2001 JP release: N/A Developer: Avalanche Publisher: THQ N64 Magazine Score: 67% Personally, I don’t like it when video game adaptations include “The Movie” part of titles, and it’s especially odd for Rugrats in Paris, which already has a unique title without “The Movie”. Still, that’s more of a pet peeve than an actual issue with the game. The game itself is a minigame collection, but with a small number of minigames. To get to these minigames, you have to slowly walk through five hub worlds, using awful-feeling tank controls. You also have to collect red tickets in order to buy objects, like puzzle pieces to complete jigsaws. If this had been a simple platformer with a jump and normal controls, it would have been a decent game, but trudging across the map is just immensely tedious. The minigames range from some simple target shooting games to a 9-hole golf course, which has a feature that is nice on paper, but is rather tedious: you can walk around the course. With the slow tank controls, it’s just a faff, and when you approach the ball, it never seems to be aiming in a direction you want, and the turning (just like when walking) is extremely slow. A game like this should shine in multiplayer, but Rugrats in Paris is really dull there, too: every game is done by alternating, you can’t play with others at the same time. This includes the bumper car minigame where you compete with three other CPU players to collect balloons. In multiplayer, each player takes their own 2-minute turn against CPU players. It can be surprisingly difficult at times, too. The object of the game is to get enough gold tickets (via completing minigames and jigsaws) to buy a Reptar control helmet. You can’t use this on the big Reptar you see at the start of the game – you have to find an extremely well hidden gate saying “keep out” and find a warehouse in there. There, you get to be Reptar in a final battle – an immensely difficult final battle, largely due to the bad controls. This is a very disjointed minigame collation, with a poor multiplayer alongside it. Poor Remake or remaster? Nothing needed for this game. Official Ways to get the game There is no official way to get Rugrars in Paris: The Movie (The Game). -
Oof, well that sucks. My interest in picking this up at launch or anytime soon just completely dissipated. Not that I'm in any particular rush to get back to the series, even if I had a great time with Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition - when it came out...checks notes...nearly 5 years ago?! Holy what?! - but I'm guessing you would recommend that I play 2 next rather than X? I mean, I should probably also go back in and check out Future Connected in XC:DE...
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It's... Fine. Most notable thing about the character customisation is that Shulk's voice actor is one of the male options, which gave me a good laugh. As for the Skells? Eh. They're pretty rigid, no mix and matching. And as I said before, they're not created equal, so you'll likely end up with the same design as everyone else. Of course, this is going off of the WiiU version, they might have changed that. Xenoblade 1 on Switch let you choose what armour design the characters wear without affecting stats, so it's not impossible that they did this to the Skells. -
By FalcoLombardi · Posted
Yeah I expected it to be bad. But this bad from, like, just 10 minutes in? Good luck to us all. I don't like that I'm saying this but I'm just hoping a whole bunch of them get strokes and die.
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