In the years that I’ve been playing video games, there has always been a subtle line between those who play on PCs and those that play on consoles. Its not a cut-throat animosity as seen between Red Sox and Yankee fans, or skateboarders and rollerbladers, but its a division that manifests itself in certain ways.
Disagreements over processing power, the interface, and gaming ports lead to heated discussions and debates. Which is better, more cost efficient, more enjoyable, etc. I’ve been a console gamer my whole life, never having much to do with PC games, MMO or otherwise.
A series of fortunate events lead me to Ankama’s Wakfu, an isometric MMORPG for the PC. Wafku is a sequel to Ankama’s hit game Dofus. Its charming aesthetic and intuitive gameplay structure was instantly comfortable, even for someone with no prior PC gaming experience. A game truly evocative of sandbox gaming and an interactive community, Wakfu is an addictive foray for all types of gamers.
Yuji Naka was fined $1.2 million and given a suspended jail sentence for the crime.
I find his comments around how Balan turned out to be very insightful as to why the game is trash. He basically apologises for its existence
can you please give some of us who don't know anything about this, a summary of what happened?
Balan was knowingly rushed out by S-E, it had an extremely short dev cycle and was fairly low budget.
Naka was the game's director until near the end when he was fired or perhaps he quit, I forgot.
@Chocoburger Yeah they did fire and replace him which caused him to unload a bunch of rants about the company. The project only existed because of Naka in the first place, he convinced Square to give him one shot at making a platformer. They gave him an opportunity but pulled the rug out before he was done for reasons not explained.
The top producer of Square Enix flagship Dragon Quest franchise is stepping down from the role, following delays in developing the next installment of the popular series.
Please o please don't turn dragon quest into final fantasy square enix we dont wont that. Dragon quest works well just as it I. Plus you'll piss off Japanese fans to.
Hopefully they don’t. From this it doesn’t sound like that is the case and development is just taking too long.
Square Enix will be releasing three new manga titles later this year, all of which are available for pre-order now.
