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Forums - Nintendo - Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga - new trailer

Stefan.De.Machtige on 30 May 2009

 

 

The graphics aren't great but it isn't out yet and no one plays rpg's for the graphics. The combat, animations and music feel very nice. I wasn't to sure before but it is beginning to grow on me.

EDIT: Darn, it's apparently a trailer from tgs 2008.



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Majin-Tenshinhan on 30 May 2009

I don't think it looks very impressive, honestly.



woopah on 30 May 2009

im excited about the character custimisation and online co-op



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Ari_Gold on 30 May 2009

looks pretty bad, I've never liked Valhalla Knights



hunter_alien on 30 May 2009

If anyone ever played VK knows that there is nothing to get excited about... the series is BAD and I doubt that this one will be any good ;)



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LifeTaker21 on 30 May 2009

i am happy that look like a good game .



 

 

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miz1q2w3e on 30 May 2009

it's an RPG on Wii which is enough for me to put it on my radar, but like hunter_alien said, the series isn't very good according to most reviews out there :(

Oh well, there's always the new final fantasy crystal bearers game coming soon.... not soon enough though >:(



griffinA on 30 May 2009

I'd say 70% of that trailer was old footage. But Valhalla Knights is the type of game that you know is just going to be an average RPG experience but I'm ok with that, in the same way I was ok with Tales of Symphonia 2. Will the games be able to stand up to the likes of Tales of Graces or Dragon Quest X? No. But it is a great filler title that has online co-op and a lot of quests.



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