Inafune's PS Vita Soul Sacrifice Demo - Dated - It's Soon!
Yes, the legendary Keiji Inafune of Comcept is leading Soul Sacrifice alongside Marvelous AQL, with Yasunori Mitsuda and Wataru Hokoyama working on the music soundtrack
Keiji Inafune - a SPOnG favourite dating back to his time as Head of Research & Development and Online Business at Capcom - is bringing his new game, Soul Sacrifice, to Vita... and there's a demo coming too.
Frankly, Demos are what sets video games apart from other forms of entertainment product. The Demo system gives you the chance to find out if a game is good or if its Aliens Colonial Marines. If a game doesn't have a demo, well, it's probably not to be trusted in this modern age. So, when is Soul Sacrifice due?
The demo is coming to the EU PlayStation Store on April 17th. According to producer Kumi Yuasa, "It begins from the depths of despair, with you playing as a slave to be sacrificed, owned and imprisoned by a ruthless mage...."
Nice. Check out the interview with Keiji Inafune below...
Check out more about Soul Sacrifice here.
Frankly, Demos are what sets video games apart from other forms of entertainment product. The Demo system gives you the chance to find out if a game is good or if its Aliens Colonial Marines. If a game doesn't have a demo, well, it's probably not to be trusted in this modern age. So, when is Soul Sacrifice due?
The demo is coming to the EU PlayStation Store on April 17th. According to producer Kumi Yuasa, "It begins from the depths of despair, with you playing as a slave to be sacrificed, owned and imprisoned by a ruthless mage...."
Nice. Check out the interview with Keiji Inafune below...
Check out more about Soul Sacrifice here.
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ergo 12 Apr 2013 19:21
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You don't read a lot. do you Spong? (Psst, they've had "demos" for books on Amazon for years and years now.)
You could also argue that a movie trailer is a demo.
And radio play of songs before the album is out.
You can test drive cars, which depending on your goal w/ that auto, might be purely to buy one for *entertainment* and not as a means of getting to work.
Go outside Spong, there's a bright, wonderful (sometimes), world available and it might actually cause you to write somewhat less foolish things thus contributing to people taking you more seriously.
You could also argue that a movie trailer is a demo.
And radio play of songs before the album is out.
You can test drive cars, which depending on your goal w/ that auto, might be purely to buy one for *entertainment* and not as a means of getting to work.
Go outside Spong, there's a bright, wonderful (sometimes), world available and it might actually cause you to write somewhat less foolish things thus contributing to people taking you more seriously.