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SickleSigh on 19 September 2008
Pristine20 said:
SickleSigh said:

Can't really compare last gen to this gen. Games are more expensive to develop and developers want to see profit. Also no one was actively trying to take games away from Gamecube. MS has made it clear they want Sony's third party excusives so it's a bit harder for Sony to hold on to games when MS is flashing 100 million $ at the dev while Sony isn't.

 

Get real

 

 

If MS can pay half that for GTA4 DLC I wouldn't want to know what they pay to take away some of the Ps3 exclusives.



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Liar on 19 September 2008

dragon quest x 360 exclusive!



trestres on 25 September 2008

I won't get my hopes up, it's probably another DS/PSP game, if any :/



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Lafiel on 26 September 2008

@ Soriku )

that counter is linked to the time/date of your pcs settings (you can test that by just changing the time on the pc clock - I did and it instantly had an effect on the counter), so because Japan is ahead in time by quite a bit I think it's actually just 2-3 hours to go



ClaudeLv250 on 26 September 2008
Soriku said:
The event is tomorrow!

Just realized the Level 5 game announcements were just from Famitsu, but they'll be showcasing those games at their event.

Reading the article again, they said wait for shocking announcements and the games in Famitsu weren't TOO shocking and if they were going to bother announcing them in a Famitsu how would they be shocking? :P Anyone think they have...maybe one new game, perhaps? One new console game that we haven't heard about before? Not Inazuma Eleven Break or Nini-whatever for a console. Something else entirely. I'd be surprised since they have 10 (!!!!!) games in development but seeing as how they're wrapping up some games (WKS) and getting closer and closer to release with some other games (DQ IX, and whatever they're releasing Spring 2009). So...can't wait :)

16 hours and 25 mins to go! :P

A game with Studio Ghibli isn't shocking?

 



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Jo21 on 26 September 2008

they should buy square enix, pokemon developers and mh3.
that plus level 5 its domination of japan.



makingmusic476 on 26 September 2008
ClaudeLv250 said:
Soriku said:
The event is tomorrow!

Just realized the Level 5 game announcements were just from Famitsu, but they'll be showcasing those games at their event.

Reading the article again, they said wait for shocking announcements and the games in Famitsu weren't TOO shocking and if they were going to bother announcing them in a Famitsu how would they be shocking? :P Anyone think they have...maybe one new game, perhaps? One new console game that we haven't heard about before? Not Inazuma Eleven Break or Nini-whatever for a console. Something else entirely. I'd be surprised since they have 10 (!!!!!) games in development but seeing as how they're wrapping up some games (WKS) and getting closer and closer to release with some other games (DQ IX, and whatever they're releasing Spring 2009). So...can't wait :)

16 hours and 25 mins to go! :P

A game with Studio Ghibli isn't shocking?

 

I know I was shocked. :O

 



makingmusic476 on 26 September 2008
Soriku said:
FinalEvangelion said:
2nd party developer guys, not 3rd party (for the most part). If SCE gives a big enough check, then they will develop for the PS3 regardless of market conditions as long as it's taken care of on their end. L5 has a good relationship with Ninty and Sony, but not MS - unless that changes.

 

If they were second party they wouldn't have made Layton and Inazuma >.> Third party, but have some second party games for Sony and Nintendo. Third parties can make second party games you know.

If SCE gave them a check though, the game would be second party, and they don't show games published by another company but themselves at this event, and sicne Sony publishes all their Level 5 games in every region, we won't see any Sony games at all at this event. If you want to see some Level 5 PS3 games, TGS is the way to look.

Level 5 has never developed a second party title for Nintendo.  The only title Nintendo publishes is Prof. Layton, and that's only outside of Japan.  Level 5 developed the title completely on their own, and published it on their own in Japan.

 

 



markers on 26 September 2008

is the event today?



ClaudeLv250 on 26 September 2008

The event is happening now, actually.

Liveblog: http://www.andriasang.com/e/blogs/anoop/2008/09/26/level_5_vision_live_blog/

Neogaf thread: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=336563

Gamekyo summary: http://www.gamekyo.com/newsen29102_level-5-press-conference-in-tokyo.html

- Inazuma Eleven Break is full 3D, wide screen. The gameplay has been redone so that it can be played without a touch pen.

- Inazuma Eleven 2 (Nintendo DS) first trailer has been unveiled. In order to protect the world from alien invaders, the player must assemble the ultimate team. Release set for 2009 in Japan.

- Level-5 has announced the birth of a new music label called Frame (Production is by Up-Front Works, sales are by King Records): Inazuma Eleven Original Soundtrack, Professor Layton Original Soundtrack, T-Pistonz (a song from the new Inazuma Eleven), and Inazuma Eleven anime ending theme Seishin Oden, sung by Twelv announced for the end of the year.

- Ninokuni for the Nintendo DS is a game where you make use of a book for playing, the stylus is considered to be your magic wand. The first trailer of the game has been unveiled. Animation by Studio Ghibli. The package comes in a giant box that contains the game and a full sized book. The game will have music from Jou Hisaishi.

- Cardboard Senki (The Little Battlers) for the PSP first trailer unveiled. Gameplay footage shows the player customizing his LBX, from innards to body parts. So, the battles actually take place in boxes. The LBX units fight inside those boxes.

- Ushiro for the PSP first trailer unveiled. Gameplay footage shows the Shinigami main character walking around town. The game appears to take place in real life Tokyo (Shibuya, etc.).

- Level-5 has announced ROID (Revolutionary Original Ideas Discovery), a new online service. Level-5 is considering butting many of its contents on the service, including the Layton series. The service will work with both PCs and cell phones. The site is a partnership with Level-5, NTT DoCoMo, Enterbrain! and Famitsu.

 

Soriku should be happy, Inazuma Eleven Break is listed as "TBA" but the liveblog described the trailer as "super high quality Wii footage"



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