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Torillian on 13 October 2009

http://rpgfan.com/news/2009/503.html

Here's a bit more info for those that can't read Japanese (me)

I like the sound of merging songs and creating your own song as well as the idea that how you play affects the song's actually sound and not just meters, but I don't see how having multiple personalities to deal with when you dive into a Reyvateil is a new thing, that was in the second unless they mean it'll be different from how it was in 2 somehow.



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Ail on 13 October 2009
trestres said:
Does it have a huge following? I assume :P

It was on french tv 20 years ago :P

 

Most bloody anime I have ever watched...



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PS3-Wii gap : 20 millions and going down !

Rei on 13 October 2009
Hero_time88 said:
If you look at the original DQX announcement topic, a lot members heavely suggest that those kind of games would eventually be announced for the Wii, and the funny thing is that 90% of the time it is the PS3 who get's them exclusively.


I was one of the people who suggested that and it really doesnt happen so far. Then again, this shouldnt really bother Wii fans much as chances are that in Japan DQX will outsell every PS3 jRPG combined, including FFXIII. I'd say that the recent string of PS3 jRPG announcements has a lot to do with FFXIII coming out soon.



Xxain on 13 October 2009
Rei said:
Hero_time88 said:
If you look at the original DQX announcement topic, a lot members heavely suggest that those kind of games would eventually be announced for the Wii, and the funny thing is that 90% of the time it is the PS3 who get's them exclusively.


I was one of the people who suggested that and it really doesnt happen so far. Then again, this shouldnt really bother Wii fans much as chances are that in Japan DQX will outsell every PS3 jRPG combined, including FFXIII. I'd say that the recent string of PS3 jRPG announcements has a lot to do with FFXIII coming out soon.


wat does sells have to do with a console getting more of genre then another....ur probably rite but wont change the fact that PS3 is lookin to be the JRPG king console

Xoj on 13 October 2009
Rei said:
Hero_time88 said:
If you look at the original DQX announcement topic, a lot members heavely suggest that those kind of games would eventually be announced for the Wii, and the funny thing is that 90% of the time it is the PS3 who get's them exclusively.


I was one of the people who suggested that and it really doesnt happen so far. Then again, this shouldnt really bother Wii fans much as chances are that in Japan DQX will outsell every PS3 jRPG combined, including FFXIII. I'd say that the recent string of PS3 jRPG announcements has a lot to do with FFXIII coming out soon.

FF13 will sell more worldwide.



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darthdevidem01 on 13 October 2009

how will DQX outsell every PS3 JRPG (including FF13) combined when?

enlighten me



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Acevil on 13 October 2009
darthdevidem01 said:
how will DQX outsell every PS3 JRPG (including FF13) combined when?

enlighten me

In Japan it is possible. This is if DQX sells as well as other DQ main series.



 

The Anarchyz on 13 October 2009

And PS3 keeps getting more and more JRPGs, by 2010, Don Mattrick will swallow his words...

About the DQ discussion, of course DQ10 will sell more in Japan, but FF13 will sell more worldwide unless Nintendo and SE do with DQ10 what Sony and Square did with FF7...



DaBuddahN on 13 October 2009

Hmmm, now if Grandia 4 and Legend of Gragoon 2 release... PS3 has JRPG's won.



ShadowSoldier on 13 October 2009

What did Don Mattrick say?



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