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Kasz216 on 28 August 2010
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Sega should have released it on 360 and PC in addition to PS3. At this point it doesn't make any sense for a 3rd party publisher to do PS3 exclusives.


I'm thinking after the 3rd game comes out on the P#, SEGA will do an Anthology for the XBox 360 and have all 3 games bundled in for $59.99. Im surprised SEGA has made more games for the XBox 360. They were huge supporters last gen and made a ton of exclusives for the XBox. Microsoft should just buy them out. They really need a Japanese developer in their stables anyways.

they cannot due to what i posted, the core character's were designed by sony animation unless all the core character's dies,which can happen and SEGA goes to another animation studio that's not Sony's It will not be on any other patform but Sony's.

Why would it matter that the Anime's characters were designed by Sony Studios?

I mean, you could argue that they made an exclusivity deal as part of picking up the anime. (of which there is no proof.)

I don't see what the Anime character designs have to do with anything though.  The Anime was after the game, afterall.   They "designed" the versions of the characters that already existed.


because that includes the model's, did you even play VC: because if you did all the animation seq's are from Sony!

in the Game the cut scenes are all from Sony..in order to port those would have to be removed!, which mean's the character's like Welken would have to be removed!. Sega could do anotherone and start over no welken no 7th, and start fresh with a new animation studio for character design.

What?  You do know the games cutscenes aren't from the anime right?

The anime came after.  With everything... after the game was done.

All the ingame VC art was done by Sega.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1322987/fullcredits

Additionally, even if it didn't.  If you submit art for a project.... said art becomes the IP holders.

So even if you were right... (Which as shown you weren't)

Sony would have zero say.

Heck even if they did... I doubt they'd block it.  I mean look at all the Sony products that go multiplatform... ex Ghostbusters.

look at the animation Again!

Sega
Official website:
Sega (Japanese)
Sega Official Website
"Anime with which this company was involved":

Valkyria Chronicles (TV) : Original Creator

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/company.php?id=79

look where the link goes to.

an you think this animation was done after the game was done..?

come on no way would they have been able to get it done in that short ammount of time not in just a year's time..it's quite evident it was done in the same time frame as the game. if that's not enough.

A1 pictures is listed in the japanese anime because both Sega and Sony both worked on it.

Valkyria Chronicles anime staff and artwork revealed Yasutaka Yamamoto to serve as director for game to anime conversion. Posted Dec 10, 2008 at 21:23, By Anoop Gantayat

The Project Valkyria production staff updated the official website for the Valkyria Chronicles anime today with details on story and staff along with a first piece of artwork.

The page lists the following staff members for the production:

  • Original Work: Sega
  • Director: Yasutaka Yamamoto
  • Series Composition: Michiko Yokote
  • Character Designer: Atsuko Watanabe
  • Music: Hitoshi Sakimoto
  • Production: A-1 Pictures, Project Valkyria

 

the animation seq: in the game look at them again in many part's there is animation taken straight from the japanese anime!

also not just the animation but the sound.

it aired in

2009-04-04
 1.  
Encounter at War

 

Yeah.... your wrong.  

Look at the actual credits list i posted.

Animation Department
Takayoshi Hirose .... character model: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation
Raita Honjo .... original character
Makiko Iida .... character model: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation
Akira Iketani .... character model: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation
Shinji Kaneko .... character motion: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation
Sota Kikuchi .... character motion: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation
Chika Kojitani .... character model: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation
Yuka Matsumoto .... character model: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation
Yuichi Nakagawa .... character model: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation
Kazuyuki Shinohara .... character model: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation
Yousuke Takahashi .... character motion: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation
Takuya Toyota .... character motion: art work: original development staff: Sega Corporation

 

Seriously, I still can't get why you think the fact that Sony worked on the Videogame to anime conversion.   As in the conversion of the already made videogame into the anime.   That would give them any right to the videogame.

 

That's like saying Capcom can't make Street FIghting games without consulting Group TAC.

You're just wrong.  Period.  I've actually shown you specific proof via actual game credits.  Do you just not want to admit you're wrong?