If they're going to do it then they should take the opportunity to make an actual definitive edition of P3 instead. Game's in a weird spot having two separate versions. Anything less and some people will end up disappointed that something's missing.
Looks like Alicesoft now has western branch, and its first release will be Evenicle 2.
Looks like Alicesoft now has western branch, and its first release will be Evenicle 2.
I would probably buy it just to give support but playing it.. eh.
I think I have finished Persona 3 6 times in total
- 2 times on original P3
- 2 times on FES The Journey
- 1 time on FES The Answer
- 1 time on FEM MC on PSP
Yeah I like Persona 3 that much. But I have seen everything the game has to offer at this point. Maybe I will play it once for the non-Aegis epilogue on the rooftop.
I would probably buy it just to give support but playing it.. eh.
I think I have finished Persona 3 6 times in total
- 2 times on original P3
- 2 times on FES The Journey
- 1 time on FES The Answer
- 1 time on FEM MC on PSP
Yeah I like Persona 3 that much. But I have seen everything the game has to offer at this point. Maybe I will play it once for the non-Aegis epilogue on the rooftop.
You prefer FES or P3P?
Holy shit, what? I remember playing right until this part(maxed his link) and couldn't bring myself to continue.You can save Shinji as well.
Holy shit, what? I remember playing right until this part(maxed his link) and couldn't bring myself to continue.You can save Shinji as well.
Damn, I really need to play The Answer.
Although it wasn't shown in the western broadcast, Nintendo of America's Twitter account has confirmed it will be released on 10th November this year. It will arrive in Europe on the 20th of November. No reason was provided as to why it was excluded from the local partner showcase.
As previously discussed, Live A Live has never been released outside of Japan, and besides a re-release on the Japanese Virtual Console, little has been done with the property in an official capacity since then. Revered Final Fantasy IV designer Takashi Tokita directed the extremely unique title, which tells a variety of distinct short stories set in different timelines with different tones and atmospheres. Comedy, horror, science fiction, cowboys, and, uh, Street Fighter II all converge in this one title, adding up to an experience with really no direct comparison anywhere else in the whole pantheon of gaming.
Live A Live is presently only playable in English via fan translation and emulation. However, since Square Enix intends to make new game announcements this month and August, perhaps the game will finally receive an official localization and release in the United States and abroad? A full-blown remake is also possible, as in the case of Trials of Mana, but there’s really no telling at this point.
https://gematsu.com/2019/05/labyrinth-of-galleria-coven-of-dusk-delayed-to-spring-2020-in-japan
Labyrinth of Galleria: Coven of Dusk delayed to spring 2020 in Japan
No longer planned for July 25.
I think this is definitely for the better considering Nippon Ichi's recent releases.
Another delay, now to an unannounced release date: https://gematsu.com/2019/11/labyrin...-delayed-to-unannounced-release-date-in-japan
Labyrinth of Galleria: Coven of Dusk delayed to unannounced release date in Japan
No longer planned for spring 2020.
Considering Nippon Ichi's recent struggle, they sure realize that getting this game out half-baked like its recent releases could be its death knell.
Labyrinth of Galleria: Coven of Dusk launches November 26 in Japan
Long-delayed dungeon RPG finally gets a release date.