First Crimson Shroud details
The first details on Crimson Shroud, portion of Level-5′s upcoming Guild 01 for 3DS, have come out of Weekly Famitsu.
The game, developed by Final Fantasy XII writer and desiner Yasumi Matsuno, is a tactical RPG exactly where dice rolls determine the outcome of your moves. Specifics on the battle technique are nonetheless confidential. A text-style story mode will also be present in the game.
Guild 01, which contains three other titles from the likes of Goichi Suda (No A lot more Heroes), Yoshiyuki Hirai (a Japanese comedian), and Yoot Saito (Odama), is due in Japan later this year.
Thanks, Game Jouhou.
Mugen Souls trailer #3
Only 5 days following the release of the last video, Compile Heart has revealed all in the third trailer for their upcoming PlayStation three RPG, Mugen Souls. This time, you’ll see field and battle gameplay, including ridiculously high harm points and stack attacks, all although listening to some crazy J-Pop (or at least, I feel it’s J-Pop).
The game is due out on March 22 in Japan. Watch the trailer below.
Resident Evil 6 Development Team is 600 Strong
Capcom is calling Resident Evil 6 their “biggest project” to date. Including the 150 developers in Japan, executive producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi is boasting that they have a total of 600 members operating on the game in distinct capacities worldwide.
“Resident Evil 6 is by far and away the most ambitious game in the series,” Kobayashi stated in a video message. The magnitude that Capcom is suggesting coincides with the current announcement of a split plotline, with one story following Leon S. Kennedy and the other focusing on Chris Redfield.
Like their respective latest games, footage of Leon seems to lean towards survival horror, although Redfield’s story seems to feature significantly a lot more straight-on action. Producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi explained that the game is intended to blent the two genres to make a thing Capcom is calling “dramatic horror.”
[through GameSpot]
Mobile Suit Gundam: Seed Battle Destiny Japanese date set
Namco Bandai will release Mobile Suit Gundam: Seed Battle Destiny for PlayStation Vita in Japan on March 29, 2012, it has been revealed.
The Artdink-created Gundam will go for five,980 yen (approx. $ 77 USD).
The first screenshots of Seed Battle Destiny had been released earlier this month.
Thanks, My Game News Flash.
Mugen Souls trailer #2
Compile Heart has released the second trailer to its upcoming original PlayStation three RPG, Mugen Souls.
The damage-inducing title, directed by Shin Keiji Inafune (not to be confused with the genuine Keiji Inafune), is due out in Japan on March 22.
Watch the trailer beneath.
Three Kingdom Hearts 3DS bundles coming out in Japan, including limited edition 3DS
1st Konami teased us with the unique edition 3DS for Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D, and now we get wind of Square-Enix’s fancy Kingdom Hearts-style 3DS. It seems like we never get something cool, but at least Nintendo gave us the 25th Anniversary Legend of Zelda 3DS model.
Naturally, there is not any word about bringing this fancy 3DS model to North America, but Square-Enix confirmed that there will be 3 diverse bundles when Kingdom Hearts [Dream Drop Distance] comes out in Japan. Initial, the regular release consists of a bonus AR card that unlocks an in-game Dream Eater. The second is a 10th Anniversary specific edition package, and the third is the limited edition bundle featuring the 3DS model above.
No value or bonus details were mentioned for the latter two deals.
We’ll let you know if Square-Enix decides to treat American gamers with this fancy 3DS – but do not count on it.
Source: Andriasang
New Toki to Towa details
New details on Toki to Towa have come out of this week’s Famitsu. The magazine has an interview featuring Imageepoch CEO Ryoei Mikage, Namco Bandai producer Kay Hirono, and Tales series producer Makoto Yoshizumi.
The Imageepoch-developed RPG is described by Yoshizumi as attractive, critical, and comical. It is centered around the theme of “time,” although “marriage” is also an important keyword.
In battle, you will not choose commands from a list. It will be action-oriented. The element of “time” will also play a surprising role.
Imageepoch has not created plans to turn Toki to Towa into a series, according to Yoshizumi, nonetheless, they would not like it to end. He believes the team is doing some thing incredible with the project.
Imageepoch will hold its “JRPG Declaration 2012″ press conference later this evening in Japan (or tomorrow at 5am EST), exactly where it will debut the first footage of Toki to Towa. Watch it on Ustream right here.
