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Forums - Gaming - ATLUS will be announcing a brand new RPG on December 23rd. Will challenge the norms of genre

Xxain said:
vivster said:

It's cute girls doing cute things, while living in high school, while being badass magical girls in a fantasy rpg.

It's certainly breaking away from the current cute boys doing cute things JRPG staple.

Oh stop, that is nothing but a more action oriented extension of the "girls gengre". Everything there can found in a mountain of visual novels in the basement of an Otaku nerds basement.

We will see. It might be more than just a VN. Certainly more enticing than anything Atlus has ever done for me.



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vivster said:
Xxain said:

Oh stop, that is nothing but a more action oriented extension of the "girls gengre". Everything there can found in a mountain of visual novels in the basement of an Otaku nerds basement.

We will see. It might be more than just a VN. Certainly more enticing than anything Atlus has ever done for me.

You got me again. 



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vivster said:
Xxain said:

I 'm kind of a similar thought, but I'm more, "We will challenge the genre!". Game is completely average. I am always interested when Japanese developers step away from their name builders and do something, hopefully, new. Live up to it.

This is what I would call challnging a genre.

http://gematsu.com/2016/08/blue-reflection-first-details-screenshots

I know you're being sarcastic, but that looks like every visual novel of the past decade.

And TMS with no boys. Definitely not challenging anything. I'm starting to think this isn't sarcasm...



I'm trying to think of what there is to challenge when it comes norms in RPGs over the last 25 years. Are they talking about just JRPGs, or WRPGs, too? Do they mean from a gameplay perspective for from a narrative and story perspective like what SMT challenged?

What is "mainstream" about RPGs anymore anyway? They're all so different now. Undertale definitely challenged RPG norms, but they can't do that now because Undertale did it. Catherine was... different. But that was a puzzle game. My brain...



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Paatar said:
Really hope it comes to the Switch

Yeah. Atlus was one of the developers on that picture for the Switch. I don't think there has been any rumors of games they will put on the Switch. 

 

But  there was a rumor while back for TMS #fe getting a sequel. 



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Jranation said:
Paatar said:
Really hope it comes to the Switch

Yeah. Atlus was one of the developers on that picture for the Switch. I don't think there has been any rumors of games they will put on the Switch. 

 

But  there was a rumor while back for TMS #fe getting a sequel. 

God, I hope so.

What if the twist is that this game is in VR? That would be a challenge to RPG norms.



You know what would really challenge the norm of current jrpgs? A fantasy turn based game. Make it happen Atlus!



Good to hear. I hope it's something big and not a small project



spemanig said:
vivster said:

This is what I would call challnging a genre.

http://gematsu.com/2016/08/blue-reflection-first-details-screenshots

I know you're being sarcastic, but that looks like every visual novel of the past decade.

And TMS with no boys. Definitely not challenging anything. I'm starting to think this isn't sarcasm...

It isn't because it isn't your typical VN. Otherwise I wouldn't give a shit about it.



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