With all the coverage I've been trying to gather for the new Castlevania game Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate, one thing that I haven't seen done yet is a full on interview with Dave Cox, who is producer for the first Lords of Shadow, Mirror of Fate, and the current in development Lords of Shadow 2. That problem has finally seen a remedy, thanks to the folks at DailyMail recently who asked a number of questions regarding the latest in the series. One of the cool features he points out, is the utilization of 3D stereoscopic elements in the game will be done "to the max".
A few of the things I'd like to point out, which of course are my personal favorite aspects that Cox talks about, is the fact that Mirror of Fate will be delivering a grand total of about 20 hours worth of game play, giving players more bang for their buck. Now don't take that to heart, as sometimes when a developer says a game will last a certain time, you can sometimes bet that the experience will likely be a bit longer, perhaps even considerably longer. Another pleasant fact is that Dave Cox decided to use classic Castlevania games like "Dracula's Curse" as a base model for developing Mirror of Fate, something that many fans of the series were hoping for. You can expect a March 5th release of it in North America, while Europe see its release on March 8th, followed by Japan on March 20th.
Another cool fact is that Mirror of Fate is a sequel to the first Lords of Shadow, and the attack system that was used in the first LOS will make its way into Mirror of Fate, as well as a few new never before seen moves that will be added. The storyline that's involved will center around the battle between the Belmonts versus Dracula and his minions as usual, only this time the story this time is told from Dracula's own perspective, something that is a first in Castlevania history. A bit of a unique concept. Oh, and for you Wii-U owners out there, sorry, according to Cox, there will be no Wii-U version of Castlevania Mirror of Fate being released for that system, as it is 3DS exclusive title only. Now that being said, he did mention that there could be an HD version in our future, as the game was done in HD, and the data for it is stored in their computers for possible future use. Here's hoping that will take place if we're lucky enough. Also if you haven't as of yet, check out the latest video trailer for Mirror of Fate below, and then check out the interview that was done at DailyMail and let me know what you think about it. Cheers!
A few of the things I'd like to point out, which of course are my personal favorite aspects that Cox talks about, is the fact that Mirror of Fate will be delivering a grand total of about 20 hours worth of game play, giving players more bang for their buck. Now don't take that to heart, as sometimes when a developer says a game will last a certain time, you can sometimes bet that the experience will likely be a bit longer, perhaps even considerably longer. Another pleasant fact is that Dave Cox decided to use classic Castlevania games like "Dracula's Curse" as a base model for developing Mirror of Fate, something that many fans of the series were hoping for. You can expect a March 5th release of it in North America, while Europe see its release on March 8th, followed by Japan on March 20th.
Another cool fact is that Mirror of Fate is a sequel to the first Lords of Shadow, and the attack system that was used in the first LOS will make its way into Mirror of Fate, as well as a few new never before seen moves that will be added. The storyline that's involved will center around the battle between the Belmonts versus Dracula and his minions as usual, only this time the story this time is told from Dracula's own perspective, something that is a first in Castlevania history. A bit of a unique concept. Oh, and for you Wii-U owners out there, sorry, according to Cox, there will be no Wii-U version of Castlevania Mirror of Fate being released for that system, as it is 3DS exclusive title only. Now that being said, he did mention that there could be an HD version in our future, as the game was done in HD, and the data for it is stored in their computers for possible future use. Here's hoping that will take place if we're lucky enough. Also if you haven't as of yet, check out the latest video trailer for Mirror of Fate below, and then check out the interview that was done at DailyMail and let me know what you think about it. Cheers!
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