El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron HD Remaster coming to Nintendo Switch

[Gamernyc78]

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron HD Remaster [Dramatic Edition] (Limited Edition) (Multi-Language) for Nintendo Switch

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron HD Remaster [Dramatic Edition] (Limited Edition) (Multi-Language) for Nintendo SwitchAn ever-changing endless visual experience - El Shaddai's artistic setting aims to provide a canvas-like world that changes in an organic way as long as you progress your...

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El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron, originally released in 2011, is a unique third-person action adventure filled with deeply artistic world-building, outstanding aesthetics, and thrilling battles. Experience an incredible mix of 2D-like platformer action and a colorful 3D world in an exceptional setting.

• An ever-changing endless visual experience - El Shaddai's artistic setting aims to provide a canvas-like world that changes in an organic way as long as you progress your adventure. The world keeps changing constantly in the most creative and innovative ways, perhaps even nostalgic
• Easy to play, hard to master - You'll only have four buttons: jump, attack, guard and weapon stealing. But this simple way of proceeding is deeper than one can expect. There is no need of manuals or walkthroughs to get into the game, but if anyone is ready to deepen into the mechanics, the game will offer a profound, precise and rewarding timing-based action experience. The motto of El Shaddai's gameplay always was to be "easy but profound". Many of the game's mechanics such as the offense-defense systems were carefully created to provide the best possible game feel

 

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El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron HD Remaster [Dramatic Edition] (Limited Edition) (Multi-Language) for Nintendo Switch

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron HD Remaster [Dramatic Edition] (Limited Edition) (Multi-Language) for Nintendo SwitchAn ever-changing endless visual experience - El Shaddai's artistic setting aims to provide a canvas-like world that changes in an organic way as long as you progress your...

www.play-asia.com

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron, originally released in 2011, is a unique third-person action adventure filled with deeply artistic world-building, outstanding aesthetics, and thrilling battles. Experience an incredible mix of 2D-like platformer action and a colorful 3D world in an exceptional setting.

• An ever-changing endless visual experience - El Shaddai's artistic setting aims to provide a canvas-like world that changes in an organic way as long as you progress your adventure. The world keeps changing constantly in the most creative and innovative ways, perhaps even nostalgic
• Easy to play, hard to master - You'll only have four buttons: jump, attack, guard and weapon stealing. But this simple way of proceeding is deeper than one can expect. There is no need of manuals or walkthroughs to get into the game, but if anyone is ready to deepen into the mechanics, the game will offer a profound, precise and rewarding timing-based action experience. The motto of El Shaddai's gameplay always was to be "easy but profound". Many of the game's mechanics such as the offense-defense systems were carefully created to provide the best possible game feel

Annoyed at the staggered release of this. Never finished it on ps3 been waiting for a ps4/ps5 release.

 

[Shadow2027]

Annoyed at the staggered release of this. Never finished it on ps3 been waiting for a ps4/ps5 release.

Sames, i dont understand this staggered released at all. Did they mention if it would come to ps later? In really just done with switch

 

[Gamernyc78]

Sames, i dont understand this staggered released at all. Did they mention if it would come to ps later? In really just done with switch

No plans for any other systems.

 

[Gaming Pal Ollie]

The sad part is, I bought it when it came out on PS3 and I never got around to it
The game was still sealed until last year or so when I decided to rip the seals off of many of my games because I am against keeping games sealed for monetary value and mine just happened to be sealed because I simply hadn't gotten around to them. Now I'll probably buy the Switch version if it has a physical and play it on that.
I do think it's a fun game, I just have and had so so many other games.

 

[Gamernyc78]

The sad part is, I bought it when it came out on PS3 and I never got around to it
The game was still sealed until last year or so when I decided to rip the seals off of many of my games because I am against keeping games sealed for monetary value and mine just happened to be sealed because I simply hadn't gotten around to them. Now I'll probably buy the Switch version if it has a physical and play it on that.
I do think it's a fun game, I just have and had so so many other games.

Never even heard of it when I played ps3.

 

[KiryuRealty]

Never even heard of it when I played ps3.

It came out at the height of the “Japanese games suck” wave and the North American release had a very small run from a tiny publisher.

There was a demo, but it didn’t showcase the game well, apparently.