Noby Noby Boy site hints at future content |
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| BY Jeremy Hill Mar. 11th, 2009 | More on: |
Noby Noby Boy continues to be played by almost 50,000 gamers across the globe regardless of how difficult it is to explain what the game is about. So far we been able to get Girl to reach the Moon and she is now on her way to Mars. Though she continues to stretch every day the Web Web Boy site is enticing players to keep the game going with hints of future content.
If you click on Boy’s daydream #1 you’ll see pictures of Boy saying “Even though it may be offline, I want to play multi-Boy!” Clicking on Boy’s daydream #2 makes him say “Guitar music are good but music from castanets, triangles and maracas is something I’d like to listen to.”
It sounds like Noby Noby Boy could get some multiplayer love in the future along with more music. The repetitive soundtrack was something we thought could have been improved in our review but multiplayer never even crossed our minds.
March 11th, 2009
at 2:06 pm
cool! must say though, in your ‘negatives’/minuses for the game:
“Graphics are very dated”
–guess that could be true, but maybe many just expected people more detail in the ‘design’. the effects+physics are definitely PS3 quality; the minimal design [personally] make them seem not only heightened with clarity, but also seem potentially endless in possibility.
“Music is good, but repetitive.”
–true. [certainly expected music to change when you reached the moon.] though, there is also ‘endless’ music from the PS3 hdd. it seems ’simple’, but it really does change the dynamic when you stretch to “Der Künftige Musikant”, or something from Derbyshire, or YMO, or Juvenile, DaftPunk, RunDMC, “The Peony Pavilion”, or Miles, Cornelius, or Bach,–endless! lol
though, wonder if it’s any substitute for ‘in-game’ music (which can be ’shared’); which was probably the point of the ‘minus’, but this game does call for imagination afterall lol
May 23rd, 2009
at 11:29 am
maps need to be at least 10 times larger, its like playing in a small room without walls