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Yeah. At the time, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion was a really big deal, and I think SCE wanted a game similar to that.From my perspective, though, I didn’t think we could compete by taking the same approach as Oblivion, so I wanted to focus more on gameplay elements like battles and exploration, and had to do a lot to convince everyone that a third-person camera was the way to go.
Lunga e davvero interessante intervista per conoscere meglio il gioco, Miyazaki e From Software.http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=840059
About the theme “exploring the unknown” I spoke about earlier, I believe the concept should be applied to gameplay elements. The tactical factor of the new “active battle” is part of that, but we also want to include unknown elements in various areas of gameplay, for instance in character builds and the strategy the player will use. We’d like players to have fun stumbling their way through the game and finding out those unknown elements. For example I can explain this by talking about the weapons that can be used together with the gun and that we define “gimmick weapons” . In the CG trailer shown at E3, we introduced the saw-cleaver weapon. That weapon has an unique shape and can also transform, and its features also change depending on the transformation. Using those different transformations is an integral part of gameplay, and there are even unique attacks with special effects that can be executed only while the weapon is in the middle of a transformation. I think that there will be a lot of room for exploration on how to master those weapons.
