qj.net reports:
"To save you from inaccuracy due to annoying online translation engines, here's what we do know for sure about the Action Adventure Fantasy from publisher Sony: Folks Soul for the PlayStation 3 (which was tentatively titled Monster Kingdom, a.k.a. Unknown Realms). First, the game's set to be released in Japan on June 2007. Second, the lead Characters are named Keats and Ellen. Third, the game is developed by Game Republic, the same folks who developed Genji: Days of the Blade."
Nine Over Ten investigate the reason behind cheap Korean editions of games for consoles such as the Sony PS3 and Xbox 360. The reasons can be summed up in two words, history and Starcraft.
you can get some really cheap games. i just bout the orage box (i know its old) for $16 and its US compatible in english. i also noticed they had FN4 for fo dollars and the new price of persia for 16 dollars. you guys shuould really check it out. ive had no problems so far.
PS-this isnt me advertising its like a review
Yoshiki Okamoto is a luminary of the Japanese gaming industry. He got his start in the '80s at Konami, producing arcade classics Gyruss and Time Pilot, before moving to Capcom to work on such hits as 1942, Street Fighter II and Resident Evil.
In 2004, Okamoto left Capcom and founded his own development studio, Game Republic, which has since produced a number of games, principally on behalf of Sony -- the Genji series for PS2 and PS3, Brave Story: New Traveler for PSP and Folklore for PS3 comprising the lion's share of the company's output.
Now, as the company moves forward into the mature next-gen market with a contract with Brash Entertainment on a Hollywood movie licensed title, Okamoto discusses his dissatisfaction with Game Republic's output up till now.
Sony Japan is set to continue a PlayStation tradition with the PlayStation 3: an official budget lineup. A Japanese online retailer has posted listings for the first set of PS3 titles to fall under the new "PlayStation 3 the Best" lineup.
According to the retailer, PS3 owners in Japan will soon be able to pick up PlayStation 3 the Best versions of Resistance, FolksSoul, Ninja Gaiden Sigma, Gundam: Target in Sight, and Ridge Racer 7 for 3,800 yen ($35 USD) each. All five will arrive on 3/19.
This is great news... hopefully, this means the U.S. will get it's own greatest hits line-up soon!
35 bucks is 18 quids here. very cheap.
I hope they call it platinum. That is a cool name.
I think that Folksoul, Ridge Racers, Gundam, and Ninja Gaiden will sell a lot more now. I really don't know about Resistance.
I wonder how long before they're released in other countries (U.S. namely) $35 is not bad, it aint no $20 greatest hits but its better than selling a year old game for $60.
I hope they expand the list of games too, so far Ninja Gaidan is the only one im interested in since Resistance 2 might be out by the time this hits U.S. retailers.
I'd exepct the announcement for greatest hits in the U.s sometime in April after the start of the new fiscal year thats how they always do it..... Expect some more psp greatest hits and playstation cards to drop around th esame time too E3 is just to far off.
Lol sorry. positive. Monster Kingdom renamed...and i'm sure the only reason is, so they can bring it outside of Asia to a new audience. Looks kool.
Shall be opened, and when all the PS3 goodness starts rolling in, the price of the system will seem insignificant compared to the money we will be spending on the all games themselves.
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The more eclusives the marrier.
This game looks very bizzare, yet interesting.
Monster Kingdom's back! Looks pretty intriguing. Now I'm hoping that some news on Coded Arms leaks out soon.