the old chemical plant office sits alone on a barren plot of contaminated soil
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the old chemical plant office sits alone on a barren plot of contaminated soil
Pew Pew Pew 'Forgotten Worlds' SEGA Mega Drive
Platinum (Black Tiger / Strider / Forgotten Worlds / Ghouls 'N Ghosts / LED Storm)
U.S. Gold (Capcom Co, Ltd.) UK 1990
To talk about another issue I have regarding Project X Zone with how much the devs clearly don't understand all the material they shove in this throw away Action SRPG I've experienced, let's look at Ace Attorney, it spends all this time in this chapter, setting up everything as like an actual trial involving a golden seed, even getting Miles Edgeworth for this but yet instead of us trying to find clues or evidence like in the actual origin, it's just quickly resolved by one of the characters like the shopkeeper from Forgotten Worlds showing up & EXPLAINING EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENED as Phoenix Wright then does his usual evidence breakdown & claims Shadow from Space Channel 5 as the culprit like why do this trial & everything, if it's just quickly resolved!? Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 does more with the Ace Attorney IP & that's in a fighting game with matches that is over in less than 15 seconds yet it properly understands the material & assignment better than a 80 hour SRPG 3DS series! "The ultimate crossover game" my rear end!
XユーザーのあきまんPLAMAX「GODZ ORDER」神翼騎士団さん: 「昔描いたロストワールド https://t.co/Lh4Fl7halg」 / X
Rush and the Unknown Soldier. Was always amused by the little interactions going on in the Marvel vs. Capcom 1 credits.
Forgotten Worlds instruction card illustration, by Akiman.
Capcom Design Works - Early Days (Apr. 12, '04), pg. 103