MikeRox said: Graphics and atmosphere are stunning though. Just makes me sad that we won't really see many games using Vita hardware to its potential now. |
Hear, hear. This game more than any other on the Vita makes me sigh and think about what might have been. (Phantasy Star Nova localization, plz.)
As much as I liked Soul Sacrifice's style of story telling, it definitely made the game feel a lot smaller. You are always either in a menu or a fight, so everything feels very compartmentalized. I expected much the same from Freedom Wars, especially when they were all, "LOL, you can't see anything until you get to the battlefield, sinner! Enjoy this black screen!" So I was pleasantly surprised that there is actually a town with a lot of people to talk to and an impressive amount of dialogue that changes based on the situation.