One of my favourite gaming details: The Prince in Prince of Persia: Sands of Time slowly showing more battle scars as the game progresses.
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This is why I never use any alternative costumes in the Arkham games.
I never noticed how his sword also changed
That last sword bro it was banger
If you’re wondering what happened to the remake, Ubisoft released an article the other day stating that their main team (Ubisoft Montreal) is prototyping movement tech and implementing advanced animation techniques. The remake will take time as it’s in early development.
Metal Gear: Snake Eater had a cool mechanic where you had scars based on how much damage you take and depending on how many scars you have, a conversation between you and your soon to be torture will include describing either how you have no scars and are like a new born baby, or have many scars and are battle hardened like the torturer.
They had other cool things in the game like one boss fight with an old veteran can be won by saving during the battle, exit the game, set the system date on the playstation forward a number of years and launching the again to find the boss died of old age.
Another cool one from an earlier game from the series was a mind controlling boss reading your mind and memories and decisions based on the save game on the memory card, which when removed will confuse and surprise the boss. Same boss with mind control, will mind control you, and that can be fixed by disconnecting the controller from the player one port and connecting to the player two port.
So many more from the series, but my lunch break is over.
I’m surprised more games don’t have this detail where the character gets more battle damaged as the game goes on.
He also has less and less clothes as the game goes on. If it was a woman the woke left would be up in arms
One of the best games ever. I met one of the producers of the game at a work dinner while i was in the testing dept. at Ubi, i fanboyed so hard i’m afraind i made myself look like a dumbass. But it was worth it.
One of, if not my absolute favorite game.
Mortal kombat 9 did something similar throughout each fight. By the end each character had skin peeled off revealing muscle and their clothes where tattered. Looked awesome
Kind of reminded of me of Spartan Total Warrior but in reverse. You start bare chested , and progressively get more armoured up as the story progresses.
I guess the main character is lucky he wins before he loses his pants as well
The Senran Kagura games have that, too. Oh, wait …
Hey wait wasn’t we getting a new PoP? Wtf happened to that?
And then he got eye liner in Warrior Within.
And his sword gets cooler.
I miss this game