loved the environment art in the first one, will be checking out this one as well
Loved the first one, I thought it was the best platformer to have come out in a long while in non Nintendo games. Picked it up tonight and found the exact same game I already loved plus some great new features, and artwork and camera work that is clearly well above the first game. Get it now.
I played it in 3 player coop with warby and zacker and I hated the "hold the button down for higher jump" style. Especially how the physics always managed to fuck things up all the time. That game was just an endless amounts of "almost getting it to work 9/10 times" then the 10th time it worked and you can move forward. But then I only played it for an hour before I turned to something worthwhile.
So even though the artwork in the second one looks really awesome I'm not gonna try it.
Saw it someone play it at work, it made me wanna grab it for the art alone
Will get it for christmas, so gonna play the hell out of it with my wife, we loved the previous one, played through it 4 times already. 
Loved the first one, really looking forward to picking this one up too. But I have such a backlog of other games to play, not to mention I'm no where near bored with Skyrim yet 
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Quote from CorwinWill get it for christmas, so gonna play the hell out of it with my wife, we loved the previous one, played through it 4 times already.
Coop?
Yeah, you can play locally with up to 3 players, it's very rare in games nowadays
Quote from SkjalgI played it in 3 player coop with warby and zacker and I hated the "hold the button down for higher jump" style. Especially how the physics always managed to fuck things up all the time. That game was just an endless amounts of "almost getting it to work 9/10 times" then the 10th time it worked and you can move forward. But then I only played it for an hour before I turned to something worthwhile.So even though the artwork in the second one looks really awesome I'm not gonna try it.
You don't "press longer to get higher". If you refer to how boosters get you higher, it's by pressing the jump button as you land on the booster (mushroom)
Quote from CorwinYeah, you can play locally with up to 3 players, it's very rare in games nowadays
In that case I'm 3x more interested in this! I'll wait for it to be released on PSN!
Quote from FuryoYou don't "press longer to get higher". If you refer to how boosters get you higher, it's by pressing the jump button as you land on the booster (mushroom)
No you definitively have to press longer to jump higher in the first game... Or maybe im full of shit, its been a while...
Sorry I was under the impression you were talking about something else. yeah a light press will get you a small jump, but the difference isn't that much that you'd see any difference gameplay wise
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In that case I'm 3x more interested in this! I'll wait for it to be released on PSN!
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Trine 2 has online co-op. The first one is local only and is already on PSN.
Just finished it today. That was a really well crafted SP experience, with some down turns with a few issues in readability in the latter chapters, and a bit of frustration as a result.
Loved the
Portal gameplay cameo
at one point, and the
God of War Hydra like final boss.
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