Capcom announces next-gen Strider
Capcom has announced a new side-scrolling Strider at San Diego Comic-Con for Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3, and PC.
Capcom has announced a new entry in the Strider series at San Diego Comic-Con, bringing Strider Hiryu into the next generation. Developer Double Helix (Killer Instinct, Front Mission Evolved) is helming this 2.5D side-scrolling "Metroidvania" title. A brief teaser was shown off, displaying some of Strider Hiryu's abilities, like bullet reflection and sword skills.
Strider is set to come to Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3, and PC in early 2014.
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Capcom has announced a new side-scrolling Strider at San Diego Comic-Con for Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3, and PC.-
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I loved Strider as a kid. The only machine I knew of growing up was on the boardwalk in Ocean City, MD, and I remember spending hours in front of it, terrible at it the whole time.
The last time I played it was on the Genesis -- the cartridge was $70 at the local store, but I didn't see it anywhere else and YOLO'd it. haha
I really like the gameplay demonstrated in the trailer -- it looks just like a 2.5D version of the start of the original game. So cool!
I'm *really* looking forward to seeing what they do with this. I hope they don't Capcom it all up and make it too hard. :/
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Looks great! It looks, and feels like Strider. I'm glad its not a full 3D, beat'em up like Bayonetta. I became totally obsessed with Strider as a kid, and I've always looked forward to seeing new incarnations of it. I wasn't overly keen on some of the previous sequels (LOL, Strider Returns). Although, I will admit, I didn't play Strider 2.
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I think that they COULD pull a Bayonetta-style Strider game off, but you're right, it's definitely better to start off like this. Capcom tends to do a great job with their old-school franchises when they stick to the style that made them great. (See also: Mega Man 9, Mega Man 10, DuckTales Remastered)
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It could work as a 3rd person, beat'em up. I just feel it would complicate the game more, and lose the essence of what makes Strider an awesome character. I don't want any down time in Strider. I want to keep moving, and slicing everything in my path. Although, if they go the Metroid route, there might be less to attack, but then it could be like Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Which would be awesome.
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