Microsoft working on MMOs

[Shadowblind]

xlost8 said:

Shadowblind said:

xlost8 said:
Dude if I'm not mistaken the green text color is awesome. Are you a 360 user? lol

And oh hell yes a Tales online game would be awesome but I highly doubt Namco would want to take it that far. I mean they have been successful with the Wii and 360 adaptions but I would love to see a new MMO from them using the Tales name, but I highly doubt again to see that actually happen.

Level-5 is hard at work on White Knight Chronicles though, I hope they can come to some agreement with Microsoft to contiune development on True Fantasy Live Online or even a new JRPG MMO!

Thanks ^_^ I actually switched to the light green after the VGChartz 2.0 was released because my original blue font was very hard to read on the new board.

Oh man if Namco even SPOKE about a Tales of Vesperia MMO I would flip. But yeah, its more then likely not going to happen...and I ca't blame them for not wanting to make it since there is so much stiff competition for MMOs  these days.

Oh you never know. Since WKC is completely, as far as most of the code goes, complete with the game(they are currently localizing it) I wouldn't put more then one project simultaniously past them. Best part? If its in house, then the MMO will probably be free-to-play after purchase, since the normal LIVE fees would act as subscriptions.

lol...your to funny.

But to be perfectly honest White Knight Chronicles does have a battle system similar to a MMO. If only Level-5 would tweak the current system to something more conventional MMO style then it would work out perfectly. I mean we haven't seen a nice JRPG MMO since Final Fantasy. So another one in the genre would help us out a lot. But there isn't that many JRPG MMO fans out there so that market would be skeptical considering World of Warcraft takes up a portion of the MMO world!

Yes, but not on the 360! Bwaha!

See, if it was the first true MMORPG on the 360, which it would *almost* be(But c'mon, lets face it. FFXI on the 360 got NO marketing push. In many peoples eyes, it never existed) then it could be huge. And the reason I say this is because of Microsoft. As a first party title, it would get a fantastic marketing push in Japan, and as a first party MMO MS would use it to try to counter SONY and computer MMOs.

So I suppose its success would rely mainly on three things:

1) It actually being fun for a long time

2) Microsoft's commitment to the game and their legendary ad campaigns

3) The game being Free to Play after LIVE subscription fees.