What is this? Crazy Taxi mixed with Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons?
Ah, it's co-op, not 1 analog per character.
Ah, it's co-op, not 1 analog per character.
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Nintendo Japan (NCL) post trailer for "The Stretchers" on YouTube
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Picking this up after work in a few hours to play with the gf over the weekend. I'm sure if she has to watch me practice Terry or play Shadowkeep anymore this week she's gonna lose her mind.
Nope, looks equally hilarious controlling both characters in single player
The gameplay video shows exactly that. L-stick and R-stick to move characters, L/R shoulders to grab or release with either character, stick-clicks to crouch with either character, etc. It works exactly as it would in co-op, just in single-player.
Wow.
This could be big in families with kids. Everyone with kids know how much they low ambulances and rescue stuffs 😂 also, the artstyle is pretty great.
I like that the characters are less conventional ones opposite to what we are used to see in game.
This could be big in families with kids. Everyone with kids know how much they low ambulances and rescue stuffs 😂 also, the artstyle is pretty great.
I like that the characters are less conventional ones opposite to what we are used to see in game.
And here I though we only had Pokemon for the rest of the year. Waiting for your impressions guys.
Death Stretching?
I'm totally going to pick this up later, been looking for some coop silliness!
From the looks of it, whoever gets into the driver's seat is driving. It's literally like GTA, except with less pulling the driver out by their neck and throwing them to the curb.
wasn't there a game you flipped tiles as well. Can't remember what it was called. Up to four players.
Flip Wars, but that was only something they published outside Japan.
There's also Cadence of Hyrule, which Nintendo published in the West, while Spike Chunsoft published it in Japan.
Just by having it directly linked to Nintendo, it boosts a lot the visibility of such a game!
I am totally getting this to play with my gf. We loved Overcooked and this looks same type of collaborative fun.
Wow. Looking at the trailer I was convinced it was developed in house at Nintendo. Graphically it looks just like the Labo and Wii sport/fit games.
Considering the oversight involved it's possible that was the intent.
Wonder how long till the NA release. Before noon eastern?
It's made by a western developer in Europe. Nintendo is publishing it. I think someone said they might've had NST and some EPD members overseeing it though
The general top brass of EPD are on there, but NST staff are also there, so that probably means they coordinated with NST.
No they haven't. America should announce it in a few hours though.
Seems really fun, I hope it'll do well.
And I liked the cameo at the begining.
I've put an hour into this and it's pretty fun. The general premise is this.
Drive to one of the emergencies on the map (Crazy Taxi/Emergency Call Ambulance style, but no time limit).
Once at the location try and discover all the "Dizzied" people and load them into the back of the ambulance. Either load them using the stretcher (you can load multiple people this way) or just drag them individually to the ambulance. You now have a bonus time limit.
Different obstacles are in your way to make discovering & rescuing the people, a bit challenging.
Once all of the people have been rescued, drive back to the Medical Centre to complete the mission.
Drive to one of the emergencies on the map (Crazy Taxi/Emergency Call Ambulance style, but no time limit).
Once at the location try and discover all the "Dizzied" people and load them into the back of the ambulance. Either load them using the stretcher (you can load multiple people this way) or just drag them individually to the ambulance. You now have a bonus time limit.
Different obstacles are in your way to make discovering & rescuing the people, a bit challenging.
Once all of the people have been rescued, drive back to the Medical Centre to complete the mission.
