Also saw this one some time ago, a future RPG release by Square Enix for PS3. Looks a bit like Final Fantasy.
The Last Remnant preview
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Also saw this one some time ago, a future RPG release by Square Enix for PS3. Looks a bit like Final Fantasy.
The Last Remnant preview
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I have heard of this one and have read about it in the preview section of Edge. Definitely looks promising.
If all of these promising RPGs do come to the PS3 then we are in for a real treat and the PS3 is destined to follow in the PS2's footsteps to become the next must have system for RPG fans.
The future looks good.![]()
If you haven't played a classic game in years, it's never too late to start!
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Has anyone seen the preview videos to White Knight Story as well? From what I've seen, it has an innovative realtime combat system that looks awsome. It's being developed by Level-5, the guys who made Dark Cloud, Dark Chronicle, Dragon Quest VIII and Rogue Galaxy. All in all, I'm really looking forward to the RPG heavyweights that are incoming on the PS3.
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Nope, but will have a look tomorrow.Has anyone seen the preview videos to White Knight Story as well?Dark Cloud IS Dark Chronicle, it was only renamed for Europe.It's being developed by Level-5, the guys who made Dark Cloud, Dark Chronicle
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Ah, I remember, I already saw White Knight Story in the Games Flash of GIGA Games, and that one also looks very promising, awesome monsters.
Here's a direct link to the trailer.
True, Dark Chronicle was the name for Dark Cloud 2 (the sequel with the cel-shaded graphics). Never got hold of it sadly. Never finished the first game either - the fact that weapons had to be constantly repaired became way too aggravating. The person that came up with that idea should be shot.
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I have both games but didn't play them yet. I heard that you can assemble different objects to create something, but I didn't know that the weapons had to be repaired. Did that happen constantly? I thought the whole Dark Cloud/Chronicle system was quite innovative, perhaps they removed that in the sequel.