but Fire Emblem is awesome!  Anyway, although I hate the argument of "potential" you have to admit that there is a large selection of future RPGs on the Wii with just that.  Shiren the Wanderer, ToS:KoR, Baten Kaitos 3, Monster Hunter 3, Oboro Muramasa, King's Story (I love the look of this one), FFCC:TCB, FFCC:tYKatPL, Opoona, Sword of Legendia, whatever the heck is comming from Camelot, Chocobo's Mysterious Dungeon, and now Fracture.

Those are just the ones anounced and most are due next year.  Obviously the Wii will be a much stronger RPG system than the GC was.

A lot of those are unproven IPs which is both good and bad.  On the good side, it means that they'll be a little fresher than certain other RPGs we know.  On the bad side, it means their quality is suspect; not necessarily bad, but unknown which makes it harder to get excited about them.

I think it's alright for now though as there are more than enough quality titles on the Wii (IMHO) to tide Wii owners over until some of the really good RPGs start hitting.  

Since the important stuff has been said, I'd like to point out Fragile's excellent use of the flashlight as a gameplay element. It adds to the spooky scene if you suddenly turn your light on a ghost, ala Luigi's Mansion.

Well, as I said, I don't like the argument of "Potential" for that very reason.  Potential to be good also of course has potential to be very bad, but I figure if you have enough games with "potential" at least one has to pan out right? haha. 

More on topic, here is the scan the info was translated from

I really like the look.  The feel I'm getting from this game is a lot like Metroid.  A sort of "alone in the world" setting with lots of exploration and puzzle solving.  Anyone else getting that vibe from the screens and information we've gotten so far?  I hope it turns out to be true because I think that would be an awesome way to execute an RPG. 

The quality among great quantities argument has some merit though not one I'd ever bank on. With a few recognizable names on there such as Baten Kaitos and Tales of Symphonia, I think that is almost assured. The rest may very well end up as icing on the proverbial cake.

And this game actually reminds me of Zelda from a gameplay stand point (or at least the way it looks from the screen shots).

looks interesting, let's see some gameplay!!!!

The art style is too dark for Zelda.  Zelda lives off interaction with characters and NPCs.  This looks like it will have very little of that.  I think the art style is a bit reminiscent of Half-Life 2 truthfully, but again that involves a lot of character interaction...

I suppose it's a good thing that I can't place it in line with another game completely because it shows how unique the themes and setting of the game are.  We should get more information this weekend.

I really like the look of those scans. I repeat 'bring on the rpgs"

I don't know.  You could take out Seto and put Link it and have him look almost at home.

Twilight Princess was darker than some Zelda games so it isn't too far off.

A lot of my comparison is dependent on what I'm expecting the gameplay to be like though.  From the screenshots, I'd expect it to be more like Zelda than anything else.  That may change in the near future though.

So long as that isn't "kyptonite fog" this is definitely a game I'll be looking into getting.