Hellfire a écrit:Du coup on ne peut pas dire "Fire Emblem, c'est le pied..."

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Bah, tu abuses, tu prends quand même ton pied en y jouant non ?

Tu crois qu'ils préparent un spin-off baby-foot ?
Explications de Toshiyuki Kusakihara, le directeur artistique :
“The idea was to add a unique sort of deformation to the characters. As for why it ended up like this… At the start of the project, we weren’t entirely sure how many bones and joints we’d be able to use in each character model. As it is now, there’s a joint at the knees, and then there’s nothing below that for the ankles and the feet. This makes it a bit easier to apply animation to models as well. We found out afterward that, with the 3DS, we had more than enough CPU strength available to flesh out the models a bit, add real ankles and so on. We were like “Well, if there’s a next time, maybe there’ll be more ankles… We thought we could make it something that would work well with the characters, but now I’m not so sure. (laughs) So it’s hard to give a real reason for it, but…well, I think it’s kind of cute, though! (laughs) Isn’t it? They look like they’re wearing high heels. Aren’t high heels the big fashion these days? I think if this was a game that involved people kicking and such, we would have put in real ankles. Instead, you’re using handheld weapons for the most part, so we figured we could sort of omit some of the detail down there.”Je n'arrive plus à oublier maintenant, mindfucked...


