The Character Customization: Uncanny

Posted on May 20, 2007 by Scott Jennings| 11 Comments

Granado Espada shows us their new “Mandarin Pop Star” class

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  • Aufero

    Only in a Korean MMO could you expect a character class that’s a cross between Jack Twist and Tuxedo Mask to be taken seriously.

  • Tony H.

    Um, Isn’t Mandarin a Chinese Dialect? This might be a new Chinese MMOG, I suspect. But the Music Video is pretty bizzah. Marketing gone wild?

  • Engels

    Granado Espada has forever earned a place in my heart. That place has absolutely nothing to do with, like, playing computer games.

  • Aufero

    Pretty sure Granado Espada is from the Korean company IMC games, which was started by Kim Hakkyu of Ragnarok Online fame. The Chinese version is still in beta.

  • blachawk

    If only I spoke Mandarin so I could understand just how truly awful it was.

  • Scott

    Musketeer guy needs to level up guns if he wants to camp that spawn. Baw haw haw haw

  • damijin

    I wanted the knight type dude holding the girl in his arms to look up to the sky and scream “NOOOOOOOOOO EXPERIENCE LOSS!!”

    GE is in open beta in Singapore (English), right now if anyone cares.

  • http://ambernight.org Amber

    He’s dreamy *AND* has rez?!?! Nerf Pop Stars.

  • http://www.corpnews.com Mr. Poppinfresh

    If only I spoke Mandarin so I could understand just how truly awful it was.

    You. Have. No. Idea.

  • Will

    Bah I took it to be her playing the wounded victim so the other guy would go away thinking he killed her. So she then just got back up and said, well that was easier than just telling him. Thanks and you got your work out too.

  • Count Nerfedalot

    OK, the music video melodrama makes J-Pop look/sound mature, but does it really reflect on the game? You have to admit the fashion blend of renaissance with victoria’s secret provides a unique look in the MMOG space. And it seems like there are some interesting ideas in the game mechanics, not least of which is you control three characters at once. So you can have your own holy-trinity squad of tank, nuker, and healer. How does this play out in an MMO? Does everyone solo their team? What are the venues for player cooperation and community-building?