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Otakumegane on 18 February 2013

Yay for Rpgs, can't wait for "X"

On a unrelated note, I didn't know axumblade was gay huh, you learn something new everyday.

More unrelated note: Les Miserables was awesome go watch it.



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IsawYoshi on 18 February 2013

Imagine if we get monoliths 3ds game AND x this year!



F0X on 18 February 2013
IsawYoshi said:
Imagine if we get monoliths 3ds game AND x this year!




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the_dengle on 18 February 2013
IsawYoshi said:
Imagine if we get monoliths 3ds game AND x this year!

Don't imagine that, we will likely get neither this year.

Although PXZ was made by them, so that could count as their 3DS game.



outlawauron on 18 February 2013
the_dengle said:
IsawYoshi said:
Imagine if we get monoliths 3ds game AND x this year!

Don't imagine that, we will likely get neither this year.

Although PXZ was made by them, so that could count as their 3DS game.

Does that count as a Monolith game?



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F0X on 18 February 2013
outlawauron said:
the_dengle said:
IsawYoshi said:
Imagine if we get monoliths 3ds game AND x this year!

Don't imagine that, we will likely get neither this year.

Although PXZ was made by them, so that could count as their 3DS game.

Does that count as a Monolith game?


It was developed by Monolith in conjuction with Banpresto and Namco Bandai, I believe.



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the_dengle on 18 February 2013
outlawauron said:
the_dengle said:
IsawYoshi said:
Imagine if we get monoliths 3ds game AND x this year!

Don't imagine that, we will likely get neither this year.

Although PXZ was made by them, so that could count as their 3DS game.

Does that count as a Monolith game?

*shrug*

It could. It was co-developed by them and Banpresto. It's not published by Nintendo, but it's made partly by a Nintendo studio... it's a gray area. It's not a Xeno-game, but that's not all they do.



outlawauron on 18 February 2013
F0X said:
outlawauron said:
the_dengle said:
IsawYoshi said:
Imagine if we get monoliths 3ds game AND x this year!

Don't imagine that, we will likely get neither this year.

Although PXZ was made by them, so that could count as their 3DS game.

Does that count as a Monolith game?


It was developed by Monolith in conjuction with Banpresto and Namco Bandai, I believe.

Yes and Trinity Universe was developed by Compile Heart with Gust and Nippon Ichi also contributing. Crossover games generally have a lot of dev crossover as well. It's a mixed bag of quality though.



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outlawauron on 18 February 2013

Here's a pretty good article on the development side. link



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the_dengle on 18 February 2013
outlawauron said:

Here's a pretty good article on the development side. link

That has almost nothing to do with the game's development. It has more to do with the process of licensing and putting the project in motion. Now here's an interview that's actually about the game's development -- too bad it's entirely in Japanese.

A simple google translate of the beginning suggests that Monolith Soft's Souichiro Morizumi was the head of the project, which is supported by this article.