Player2 said:
19. [PS3] The Last Remnant – 392 |
Doesnt end there
22. [PSP] Ushiro – 293
24. [PS3] Ni-Oh – 258
Ni-Oh was initially releasing back in 2006 and we havent seen it since. Only updates weve had was 09 where we were told its still in development and 2010 when we were told Team Ninja were now making it.
Ushiro is confirmed cancelled back in April 2014
| ErikaEinhardt said:
Doesnt end there 22. [PSP] Ushiro – 293 |
I'm guessing Ushiro getting a manga recently has renewed interest in the IP.
Ka-pi96 said:
Yep, definitely turn based combat. Not just that though, they should focus on a lot of other things too. A big part of the reason a lot of the older Final Fantasy games are remembered so well is the cool mini games like the card game in 8/9. That was a lot of fun to play, and if I remember correctly they even brought it back for their mmo. They should definitely have plenty of things like that to do outside of the main storyline. Another factor is the ridiculous amount of time they are taking, at one point there was only 1-2 years between games and each still had so much content. |
Well the turn based thing is something that can probably be argued for days, I'm personally of the opinion that it's good that they're moving away from it and going towards a real time approach. Regarding the side content and minigames it's too early to really tell how much of that stuff will be in the final game, I believe I even read some speculations that there might be a new card game in FFXV (fingers crossed, Triple Triad was awesome in VIII).
And yeah the development time is just unfortunate, I'm not going to defend XVs dev cycle cause that is just ridiculous, but 1-2 years for a new mainline game really can't be expected from the Final Fantasy series anymore, not with them (and that's something we have to give props for) trying to create completely new worlds, somewhat reinvent the system and always push for some of the best graphics out there for every mainline title.
Player2 said:
19. [PS3] The Last Remnant – 392 |
Also, Ni-Oh is on there.
That game was announced in 2004.
DerNebel said:
Right, I mean that's definitely true for the XIII Saga but what do you want them to go back to, that you feel they are not trying with XV? Turn-based combat? |
yes please... turn based agian, thanks.
| Edwardooo said: Still no SMTxFE ? |
Well, we basically just got like a 2min trailer. I guess people will start to get hype for it, once we get to see more.
Pocky Lover Boy!
Persona 5 will undoubtably be rich in content and gameplay variety to satisfy all RPG needs and it was a well thought out move to port it to the Ps4 as it is selling like hotcakes. But also because this generation needs to start getting its defining RPGs, the Wii U will get Fire emblem x Shin megami tensei and Playstation will getting Persona, hopefully the ball will roll from there.
For anyone interested btw, Konami is having weekly Suikoden stream to measure and potentially save the Suikoden series by showing that people still care about it. If enough people join in and discuss it they may release the games on Steam, make sequals etc.
So please join in at http://www.twitch.tv/konami 3:30 PM Pacific time every weekday and discuss the series or just discover it if you're curious.
mZuzek said:
Some people just never give up. |
Remember FF versus XIII ?
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| BraLoD said: Even as it's already somewhat old, I hope this Persona 5 hype translate in sales. Maybe we are to see a milion seller in Japan with it (both versions combined). And also cool to see the PS4 version ahead, as well as other PS4 games there as Uncharted and SF5, and PS4 versions way ahead with MGS5 and Star Ocean 5. Seems like the PS4 will have quite a good life in Japan, considering the times we are in. |
I hope it too. I hope for more than 600.000 (both versions combined). please 2015 release here in europe *-* What do you think ? 2016 or this year?
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