Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon will launch for PlayStation 4, PS Vita, and Switch in Japan on August 31, and for PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC on October 24 in North America and October 27 in Europe.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=detYjucJgrA&feature=youtu.be
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It is interesting to see that the PS Vita version will not be released outside of Japan.
Otherwise, this game has me intrigued. I do enjoy JRPGs.
Strange decision about Vita and PC. They obviously have the technical part of the porting to another platform down and obviously the localization. They only had to put the localization-files into the ports. About an hour work if they implemented it badly.
The first one did nothing for me, so I have no interest in this one. Cheap yuri-esque story meant to pull you in, but it is not very interesting and the gameplay is bland and boring. This was my opinion, thank you.
| Mnementh said: Strange decision about Vita and PC. They obviously have the technical part of the porting to another platform down and obviously the localization. They only had to put the localization-files into the ports. About an hour work if they implemented it badly. |
Evidently the costs are significantly higher than that given the amount of times this has happened. This is about the 7th time Koei-Tecmo have skipped the Vita version of a game they're already localizing in the west. This year alone they've skipped Blue Reflection; Musou Stars and now this.
Bear in mind, they've also skipped Nobunaga's Ambition and Romance of the Three Kingdoms on Switch despite the platform being new; successful and the localization already done for PS4/PC/XB1. If it was as simple as "about an hour of work" they'd have done it for those games too.
Kresnik said:
Evidently the costs are significantly higher than that given the amount of times this has happened. This is about the 7th time Koei-Tecmo have skipped the Vita version of a game they're already localizing in the west. This year alone they've skipped Blue Reflection; Musou Stars and now this. Bear in mind, they've also skipped Nobunaga's Ambition and Romance of the Three Kingdoms on Switch despite the platform being new; successful and the localization already done for PS4/PC/XB1. If it was as simple as "about an hour of work" they'd have done it for those games too. |
Yeah, I forgot one thing: retail is some money and work. But at least digital should be possible with no major work.
| Mnementh said:
Yeah, I forgot one thing: retail is some money and work. But at least digital should be possible with no major work. |
If digital is possible with no major work, then why are we seeing multiple "easy" jobs like this getting skipped across Vita and Switch?
For multiple Gust titles on Vita alongside Nobunaga/RoTTK on Switch, the opportunity cost clearly wasn't there.
So having never really heard of this game or seen much gameplay what's the deal? From first glance at that trailer it looks sorta Dynasty Warriors like, very hack n' slash focusing on combos as the main draw. Does it get any deeper and add RPG elements? Or does the gameplay become kind of repetitive?
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