Too many good-looking RPGs right now @_@
Comes out this December in Japan. "Meri Kurisumasu" and all that.
An excellent but highly underplayed RPG.
There might be issues with cost on that one. They'd either have to pay Mastiff games to use their translation (remember, NIS America didn't translate that game) or do their own from scratch, which would take time and money. For all the costs of bringing it over, there probably isn't enough assurance that its sales would make back the money. Sad but true.
Game was fun on PS2. More SPRGs need to go grid-free like Phantom Brave and Valkyria Chronicles. It works if you do it right :)
Late November in North America.
Really wish Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dugeon X would come out in English. :/
See also Sakura Wars 5 for PS2 (took 5 years!)
In this case it should be noted that most (all?) PS3 software is region free.
Tweet and pray.
Coulda shoulda been on PS3 ;_;
Yes, this was in Japan.
@PS360fanboy Dunno why it was off to expect a few more to recognize the character in the birthplace of this stuff, where he's a video games star, anime star, manga star and now he's even on snacks.
But if, given how plastered Prinny is all over so much stuff, you'd expect "WAY" less than that, good on you I guess ;)
Coming to North America in Spring of 2011, btw.
I recently used Prinny in a class of mine, with a bunch of Junior High School students. About 2 students per 40-kid class recognized Prinny, which is less than I expected x_x.
Yeah, it seems pretty promising. Yakuza games deliver, man.
My only beef was that the areas of the city are a little small, causing a bit of camera jump too often. A very small complaint in the face of all the fun that the Yakuza series tends to produce though :)
They sound different, they sound upbeat and festive, but I'm not sure all of these quite qualify as Christmasy, really. Really nice variety in the game choices though. I just would have liked to see me than 7 tracks on a CD.
It begins.
It's a reference to their their old codename for the GameCube.
I'm being nostalgic ;)
(Back in the day: http://www.geek.com/article...
I hope they call it "The Dolphin."
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This isn't an article, it's magazine images. The 24 RPGs are not the "top" anything. They're the RPGs that were in the magazines. They are in no order.
I'm really curious as to what your comment is based on.