Savor your solitude; once Archime DS actually gets released, your enjoyment of the game will hinge on the participation of the masses. Or at least the people you've shared friend codes with.These screenshots mostly show example play sessions-- one player writing a question, and then everyone voting on the best answer, or each player's version of a panda drawing. Since most of the content in this game is created on the fly, previews seem a little hollow. We can't really preview what you and your friends will draw, you know?
We trust Skip (Chibi Robo, Giftpia) to make a compelling experience, but this program does have the air of non-gameness about it. It's not a training game, but it's not a traditional game either. It's in the "toy" category of non-games along with Jam Sessions and Electroplankton, we suppose.
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4-28-2007 @ 11:48AM
hvnlysoldr said...
Isn't skip a second-party to Nintendo? Interest has risen.
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4-28-2007 @ 2:36PM
ConstyXIV said...
Call me non-enlightened (which I am), but this looks like just a bunch of Wi-Fi enabled paper with a score counter on it. If that's it, we can already do that in Clubhouse.
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