Not so much of a bomb, IMO. Besides, now they have an engine ready for it anytime, they had to develop it saparately before.

Well, I hope if they do they'll take to a whole new level : Air, Earth and Sea combat!!!

Great! If there's a sequel, I hope it comes to the US like the first game.

good news¡¡¡.

Just release it on PS3/Wii ( its one of the PS3 games that i just would love to play, cant afford the console thou ) even with much crappier graphics on the Wii, i dont care how it looks.

Unlike alot of HD developers I think they were pretty smart with the budget for VC which alowed them to at least break even without breaking a million copies.

DO IT!

JESUS H CHRIST

I will build a shrine for Kitase and Sega if this gets down.

DO IT! DO THE RIGHT THING!!!!

I really need to pick this game up soon to see what all the fuss is about, since i am a lover of RPG's i cannot let this slip by!

Well you have to remember that all those comments about VC being bomb with bad sales have one small assumption that SEGA are a bunch of idiots who can't count and didn't check how many copies normal SRPG sell.

At the same time VC didn't have almost any marketing push so it means almost no cost on marketing.

Now Sega has:

probably around 400k shipments for this meaning something around 8M USD (assuming usually taken $20 figure)

uknown amount of cash from DLC (which on this game might have some insane attachment ratios)

licensing fees from anime, music, artbooks, figurines

And already developed engine and setting which will certainly make sequel development cheaper and on top of top they have great advertising in form of anime and created fanatical fantase which will buy sequel almost certainly.

That's why i belive making sequel would be profitable for sure.