Epic?, it might break the internet. Their idiots still crying about Bayonetta 2. I lost just about all respect for the so called "hardcore" gamers for that one. I was happy that a cancelled game was ressurected. Of course I actually bought the 360 version of Bayonetta 1. 

No what would break the internet would be if the game was a FFVII remake, they'd have to shut every forum down until people calm down.

I hate FFVII. I have no desire to play it again or any remake for the first time. That said, I'd wish that would happen just to see the fanboys rage. They wouldn't be happy that they were finally getting what they asked for they'd be bitching because it was on Wii U.

The dude is practically the designer/writer of every mistwalker game LOL.

No, he had full control over The Last Story development while with Blue Dragon and The Lost Odyssey he was writing scenario and lyrics while also supervising the project thus he controlled most of development of these two games also Party Wave which is really experimenting with mobile/smartphone gaming, every company does including Square Enix, Capcom, EA, Ubisoft, ID Software, etc...

It doesn't matter if blue dragon had a high metascore or favourable reviews cause it's clear nobdoy gave a rats ass according to the sales.

"nobody" cared because it was on Xbox 360 and exclusive for it, if it was on PlayStation 3 then a lot more people would have cared because the audience is there. High metascore/favorable reviews are one of factors that for most people influences their purchases decisions thus if it had low metascore/bad reviews then it would have tanked completelly.

According to wikipedia, both ASH and blue dragon plus had sakaguchi involved as a designer but that tid bit was worthless considering they both flopped miserably. 

Games that you mentioned are not commercial failure, both of them were very profitable since enough units were sold. ASH: Arhaic Sealed Heat sold 120K and Blue Dragon Plus sold 170K units which is good enough and Blue Dragon: Awakened Shadows was also profitable with 90K units. Game development for Nintendo DS was at least 50000$ for small budget title and for regular titles it was 500000$.

According to wikipedia, he was not involved because he was not credited thus if he is not credited in the game then it means he did had anything to do with that game...

Then who directed Away: Shuffle Dungeon ? I'd be willing to wager that sakaguchi was the one with the most say in it because we all know that mistwalker is incapable of making the game itself because they only do design work and he would be perfect fit for it considering the influence he had with final fantasy. 

Sakaguchi only did scenario for Away: Shuffle Dungeon and if he did anything more then he would be credited for it.  Just because he founded Mistwalker does not mean he is involved with every single project, at bare minimum he decides what project will get a green light. Mistwalker is capable without Sakaguchi, already proven by ASH: Arhaic Sealed Heat and Blue Dragon Plus.

He would be a perfect fit yet it does not mean that he works on every single project that his company does, he might have side projects or even he and his company also do side work like assisting in development of some game or we are not aware of project that they are maybe currently working on.

According to wikipedia he made two phone games but still why is he crawling so low to make phone games ?

No, his company made two games and he only worked on one game and you don't understand that sometimes companies explore other business opportunities find an extra source of income that could allow them to expand further by hiring more people or relocating to a larger structure. Why don't you ask yourself why Sega, Microsoft, Square Enix, Capcom, EA, ID Software and may other companies apparently are crawling low for exploring and harnessing potential of mobile/smartphone market?

Why has none of the console manufacturers responded to mistwalker for some work ? 

I guess you forgot about Blue Dragon and Lost Oddysey as Xbox 360 exclusives ordered by Microsoft as a move to try and capture some market share in Japan as these two games serve purpose to attract Japanese audience which completelly ignored original Xbox.

It's really obvious. Mistwalker has no talent compared to bungie or some other AAA studio.

I guess The Last Story, Blue Dragon and Lost Oddysey don't exist... Oh wait...

Hence why microsoft dumped their asses cause their games didn't sell for crap with the budget they gave them. If their games did sell well then microsoft would have made an immediate purchase like they did with bungie back when they were small.

Now you are just grasping for straws, it really shows how ignorant you are and how inexperienced you are as a gamer. Does Microsoft or Mistwalker control the market? No. Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey sold the way they sold because there was no good enough interest into JRPG's on Xbox 360 which is a western console for western games for western audiences primarily.

Microsoft tried and it didn't went well... The market for these two games was just not there, it was on other platforms/consoles.

Realism isn't the issue here clearly cause FF XIII sold really well. Partially it was, more appealing to the western audiences.

His movie was just bargin bin low quality trash. He talks alot but he doesn't deliver like he always says to the console manufacturers.

*calling high quality animations, 3D models and enviroment, high quality effects, etc... a low quality trash*...
Pure ignorance which is further showed by absurd assumptions.... Typical british gamer. Gah...

That's why sony decided to black list his worthless ass in any future projects cause they lost money on that awful movie LOL.

No. He suggested Final Fantasy to be on Xbox 360 and he left Sony because of PlayStation 3's architecture being tricky to develop for also he does not like Ken Kutaragi. Awful movie to you if you even seen/watched it, the movie was great while the public expected something different and they got something totally oposite of what they expected and your assumption that Sony "black listed" him is incorrect. You have a lot to learn...

just because people thought it would kill handheld buisness doesnt mean they didnt think it was crap