Harsh words, but given the now-famous "play to have fun" letter released by Square Enix president Yosuke Matsuda, Naka might be onto something. In conclusion, Naka says he thinks Square Enix and Balan developer Arzest are companies that "don't care about games and game fans". He calls Balan Wonderworld "unfinished" and apologizes to the game's fans for releasing it in the state in which it launched. The second reason involves Naka's objection to developer Arzest releasing the game in a buggy state, with Arzest's Naoto Ohshima telling producer Noriyoshi Fujimoto that the relationship between Arzest and Naka was "ruined" as a result of this.Īccording to Naka, he wanted to make improvements to Balan Wonderworld right up until the last minute, but Square Enix prevented him from doing so. Naka objected to this decision and was summarily removed as the game's director. First, Square Enix declined to use music from Balan Wonderworld for promotional materials, instead choosing to use music performed by a YouTuber. Naka says he was removed from the director position on Balan Wonderworld for two reasons. Also, Metacritic, please fix the user scores, people might get tricked into thinking this game is secretly ok.Yuji Naka's Balan Wonderworld was roundly panned by critics, and now, he's taken to Twitter to accuse Square Enix of meddling. But don't lie saying this is a 7-10 game. Who is the target audience for this game, where they making a game for toddlers? Is there some Guinness Record they are going for, are they trying to surpass Atari's ET legendary status? Anyways, please don't buy this game.
Every aspect of this game puzzles me in the fact that someone at some point approved this for release. But that is the only way anyone can objectively call what they delivered and designed for this game Gameplay. The gameplay is non-existent, at least enjoyable gameplay, you can technically say there is gameplay since you are using a controller to play a game. But, that's not going to happen, what you see is what you get. I'm waiting for a post today from Square Enix announcing this was and April's Fool joke and they'll update the game with the real file tomorrow. But, that's all I can concede to this game. Is there anything good in this game? Yes, it has a nice visual design and creative concepts. Even $5.00 will be a waste if it contributes to boost sales for this game. If you still want to try it, wait a few weeks and go get it for some $5.00 at a local retailer and make sure they will take it back.
If for some reason you believed this game was going to be anything than what it is after the demo, and didn't canceled your pre-order, don't If for some reason you believed this game was going to be anything than what it is after the demo, and didn't canceled your pre-order, don't play it or download it so you can get your refund without problems.
E attenzione: persino i più feroci hater di Sonic, Mario, Crash o di questa tipologia di videogiochi dovrebbero seriamente considerare di dare una chance a questo episodio della lunga serie di successi di Yuji Naka, poiché molto probabilmente non avranno un’opportunità migliore di scoprire un universo spettacolare e meraviglioso e, in definitiva, convertirsi a Balan. Esatto, è proprio così, ed è bene proclamarlo ad alta voce e subito, prima ancora di qualsiasi descrizione e spiegazione, o di qualsivoglia analisi critica, in modo che il giocatore, anche il più distratto o superficiale, sappia immediatamente di fronte a che genere di gemma preziosa egli si trovi davanti, un oggetto che, sempre che non detestiate visceralmente il genere dei Platform con elementi GdR, non può neanche lontanamente essere ignorato, a meno di non volersi perdere il più grande videogioco mai uscito su Next Gen. Balan Wonderworld è un’opera d’arte, un monumentale esempio di game design e storytelling, una testimonianza per le future generazioni della Balan Wonderworld è un’opera d’arte, un monumentale esempio di game design e storytelling, una testimonianza per le future generazioni della grandezza di un sviluppatore leggendario, Yuji Naka, che ha firmato molti dei più grandi capolavori usciti nel corso degli anni sulle console Sega.
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