"Japanese developer Triangle Service has revealed today that it will developed future titles for Xbox 360. Some games from Triangle Service include Shooting Love: Trizeal (PS2) and Trizeal (DC). What game the developer is going to develop for Xbox 360 is not known at this time"

Source: http://www.gamefront.de/

From Wikipedia:

"Trizeal is a Japanese shoot 'em up arcade game developed by Triangle Service, a small Japanese videogame development company. Running on Sega NAOMI hardware, the game was ported to the Sega Dreamcast in 2005, making it one of the few officially licensed games to be released for the system after it went out of production.

The Dreamcast version offers a score attack mode, a sound test mode and new stages that weren't in the arcade version. A PlayStation 2 version was released in January 20, 2006, and there is also a Microsoft Windows version.

Although this game is a Japan-only release, it is quite "import-friendly", as there is some English displayed during game play.

The game was made by only 3 staff members, and the console conversions were handled by only 1 person."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trizeal

So another Japanese developer jumping on the Xbox 360 bandwagon.
Good or bad thing?

Good for 360 owners :) Bad for us PS3 boys wanting more Japanese content >:O

Am I the only person who has never heard of them?

Added Trizeal details. Seems they only make Japanese-Only games but you never know.

Well I guess more Japanese support is good. Especially if it's Japan only. It shows they care.

they have 3 whole people working on the game? damn.


You know, I really wouldn't be surprised if the 360 (or at least the next microsoft console) ends up carving out quite the cult following in Japan. A system with a great lineup of Western targeted games and a few choice japanese games. There's got to be a lot of closet box boosters who will eventually feel proud, shout it out loud and find each other.

Of course, this cult status might not push a single unit out the door, but sometimes love is more important than sales.

Unless you're a business...

Who exactly are they? lol. But i guess the more support for the 360 the better for it. Every little bit helps.