Those screenshots just make me go crazy with anticipation. Those guys working the Ubiart Framework program are so creative. And the music! The whole package is so exciting!
Yea, I'm on a tare. Luckily all this stuff has been very cheap, but I'll probably reign it in after tomorrow when I have to pick up two more PSP titles I just found out about and that cost a grand total of $4. I love doing the daily blog about my pickups though.
I'm tentatively planing to pick up a Wii-U around Christmas with Wind Waker and Pikmin 3, but I might have to add Rayman Legends to that. I'd like to have a Very Rayman Christmas.
I just found out about Child of Light here: http://blog.ubi.com/child-of-light-announced/ I can't wait to play it along with Valiant Hearts: The Great War. Both are done on the Ubiart Framework program used for Rayman Origins and Legends and both are incredibly beautiful.
I played Pandora's Tower and liked it a lot but didn't like the controls for serious battles using the Wiimote and Nunchuck. I would love it on a standard controller though. I wish that it would come to another system. Maybe it might happen on the Vita, but I kind of doubt it.
Oh man, another Ubiart Framework game I have to play this coming next year. It's a downloadable title for all systems. More info is on Ubiblog here: http://blog.ubi.com/child-of-light-announced/ Such beautiful stuff is being made on this technology! It's the same system used for Rayman Origins, Legends, and upcoming Valiant Hearts: The Great War. I can't wait to play this!
Answered my own question with this article: http://blog.ubi.com/valiant-hearts-the-great-war-announced/ It's a downloadable title. I'll be getting it on whatever platform releases it first. Can't wait.
I've already marked this as a must buy. I wonder what the release date will be and whether it is a disc or downloadable game.
These MMO's are so addictive I think because of the social component. I mean, I can play a game ten or more hours straight when I'm playing with a friend. Alone, I can't play more than a movie length, a couple hours, before I gotta get up and go outside and photograph some bugs or something.
OMG! It's on a collection for PSP called EA Replay! Now I got another PSP game to go get. The Haunting sounds like a great concept.
