Gradthrawn
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Magic Box has the 3 screenshots one linked to earlier (in slightly bigger versions). If you look closely at the first image you may happen to notice that there are 2 characters there other than the giants.
IGN has some coverage on that:
I think they made the right choice with the giant sizes. Some interesting info about the character creation system:
one's original link to Famitsu has some side-by-side shots of the avatars vs the real person
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IGN has some coverage on that:
The staff had to make a few adjustments to get this system to work, visually. Originally, the giants were supposed to be 15 meters high, but at that height, they couldn't be made to fit completely on the screen while showing the human-sized characters as well. So, the designers switched to 7 meters height, and everything fit just perfectly. Hino believes the current size allows players to get a feel for the size of the giants while still allowing for human characters to join in on the fray.
I think they made the right choice with the giant sizes. Some interesting info about the character creation system:
Hino was also quizzed on the character creation component that was also unveiled at the Premier event. While the game's main cast seems to be set, you'll be able to create your own character that will then adventure as part of your party. Hino suggested that players might want to create their own likeness so that it will feel like they're a true part of the adventure.
As we mentioned yesterday, the character creation facility is powerful. In fact, it's actually the same set of tools that Level 5 used when creating the game's NPC characters! To show off the toolkit's power, Famitsu showed a number of celebrity recreations, including one of the magazine's Editor in Chief! The avatar versions looked spot on with their real life counterparts. Looks like Nintendo's Mii Channel may have some serious competition!
one's original link to Famitsu has some side-by-side shots of the avatars vs the real person