Guacamelee

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#83
Nein, beim Kätzchen :p Also wo auch Planet Probleme hatte^^

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Gerade durchgezockt! Sehr cooler Endkampf! Schön herausfordernd, aber auf jeden Fall machbar! Super Spiel und vielleicht versuche ich mich ja hier an der Platin ~megusta~

Ganz ehrlich. Wer ne Vita hat, braucht dieses Spiel. Hat mich endlich mal wieder richtig gefesselt!
 
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Planet

50% water, 50% air, the glass is always full!
PSN-Name: PlanetJumble
#90
Wäre nett, wenn du für Nachzügler nicht die besten Gags spoilerst, ok? Ich fand den bei dieser Statue gut, weil ich auch gar nicht damit gerechnet hatte
 

Greek God

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PSN-Name: Greek-God88
Spielt gerade: Cold Steel
#93
Endlich Guacamelee wieder weiter gespielt.
Hab den Tule Baum in einem go geschafft, fand den jetzt überhaupt nicht schwer?( eher normal von der difficulty her imo..
Hab jetzt auch die
derp derp
Fähigkeit erhalten:ugly:
 

Greek God

Dynamic Entry into Ark Blast
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PSN-Name: Greek-God88
Spielt gerade: Cold Steel
#96
Chickens and Skeletons: Guacamelee’s First DLC Pack
Anyone who has played Guacamelee on either PS3 or Vita (or both!) knows just how awesome it is. We gave it a 9.0 when we reviewed it back in April, and were immediately excited to see how developer DrinkBox Studios might expand upon its best game yet.

Today, we’re pleased to show off Guacamelee’s first wave of DLC, aptly named the Costume Pack. Due out on Tuesday, June 4th in North America and Wednesday, June 5th in Europe, the Costume Pack totes three distinct costumes that alter the skills of both Juan and Tostada, giving Guacamelee further replay value and a bit of extra challenge, too.

And yes, the DLC comes packing some fresh Trophies, to boot.

You can see a video of the costumes in action below, or click here for some fresh screenshots.


In a conversation with DrinkBox Studios’ Co-Founder Graham Smith, we were able to learn more about these costumes and how they will alter the Guacamelee experience.

“A lot of people are asking for more content,” Smith admitted near the outset of the conversation. He noted that the studio “always wanted the player to be able to swap costumes as part of the full game, and we just didn’t have time to do it. Specifically, we wanted people to be able to play as Tostada when they’re playing on the Vita, and right now there’s no way for that to happen.”

So when Guacamelee is patched this Tuesday to accommodate the DLC, players will be able to switch characters on the fly by visiting the game’s checkpoints. No longer are Vita players in particular tied to only Juan, and no longer do single-player gamers on PS3 have to execute a cumbersome controller connect/disconnect scheme to access the alternate character. Switching between Juan and Tostada is a freebie designed to please the game’s biggest fans.


Chickens!

But what about the other three costumes? All three will be bundled together and sold as one, and will cost $1.99, €1.59 or £1.25. They will also be available via the game’s checkpoints once purchased from the PlayStation Store.

“Each [costume] has a risk/reward thing built into it,” Smith explained. So for instance, the Pollo Luchador costume, which allows both Juan and Tostada to dress as a chicken, regenerates health slowly over time, but as a result, stamina regenerates less quickly. On the other hand, the Identity Swap costumes – which let Juan and Tostada essentially switch outfits – makes standard attacks stronger while greatly weakening the power of both characters’ ever-useful throws.

And then there’s the Skeleton costume. “The skeleton one is the biggest risk and reward,” Smith said. “When you’re wearing that costume, you have infinite stamina, so you can just do super moves all the time. But you get no health pick-ups anymore.” In other words, you get unlimited might to do damage to your foes, but the only way to generate more health is to hit up the game’s checkpoints.


Switching places.

Unfortunately, the DLC pack doesn’t add new in-game side quests or missions per se, but the Costume Pack’s Trophies are tied to achieving certain feats in specific costumes. For instance, you’ll get a Trophy for getting through the Caverna del Pollo arena with the Skeleton (meaning you can’t take much damage), and another Trophy for fighting Calaca with Identity Swapped characters. You’ll even get a Trophy for talking to the game’s many sombrero-wearing chickens dressed in… well… your chicken costume!
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