Episode 117: Lightning Babies – Q&A Quest
This week in Q&A Quest we discuss whether Final Fantasy VIII or IX is more worthy of a remake. We also discuss the importance of DLC timing.
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This week in Q&A Quest we discuss whether Final Fantasy VIII or IX is more worthy of a remake. We also discuss the importance of DLC timing.
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China game development does exist now, which most of it is doing asset work or mobile gaming. Do you think there is a big future where an emerging country like China or India diversify more core gaming? Both countries have large population and are in flux to becoming more service economies soon.
You’re talk about how sleeping dogs 2 could have been great got me thinking about how it’s a good thing yakuza was not given up on. Some series need time to develop. Any thoughts on these cases, or games that maybe could have been good series with the next step.
Is the future of gaming completely streaming based? Where you will not own hardware, but just play a game from your tv/pc..if so, someone like Nintendo could possibly do well in this market based on their strong catalog, but where does that leave Sony and Microsoft? Does this avenue show a potential for someone else to come and take over gaming similar to a steam or amazon store page? Or do you see this as giving some avenue to independence?
How important is the killer app as they like to call it in gaming? Something like gta, elder scrolls, or Pokémon could probably sell units on it own. Is a strong diverse line up good enough without the big title that hooks the most players?
When do you decide to go ahead and get a console? Is just knowing a new Nintendo platform will be the home for Nintendo titles for its life enough to just warrant a purchase, or do you wait until there is a handful of good games or maybe that one must play title?
Something like the PlayStation 5 is a given to be worth your purchase over its life time, but when is the time to get it for you?
The Nintendo handheld system have always been home to a lot of smaller budget but great titles. Do these type of titles still have a future on the switch? Many western indie games seem fine to release solely on the eshop. This seems to be working well for them, but Japanese developed games do digital only less often.
Do you feel western developed indie scene is more thriving than the Japanese indie scene?
Of these three Zelda games, how would you rank them; wind waker, twilight princess, skyward sword