Siliconera: Fragile Dreams developer Tri-Crescendo made Digmon World Re:Digitize, but they aren’t working on Digimon Adventure. The upcoming RPG that covers the original Digimon anime series is being made by Prope. You know, the video game studio founded by Sonic the Hedgehog creator Yuji Naka.
GF365: "When we talk about Japanese RPGs, different sagas come to mind: Final Fantasy, Persona, Pokémon. But one that, despite not being so trendy, is Digimon. Digital Monsters, better known on this side of the pond as Digimon, since 1998 has conquered the hearts of many people through manga, anime, and video games.
With the next game just around the corner, it’s time to take a look back and appreciate the best games in the series – from the title released for the Sega Saturn to the mobile games. Here are our picks for the top five Digimon video games."
Digimon has seen a lot of interesting characters over its 15 years. Twinfinite takes a look at some of the most memorable digital monsters of the series.
Gallantmon will always be my top fav digimon, along side Infermon/Diaboromon, Metalgreymon(virus), and Renamon.
Chris Writes: "Not many people knew about Digimon World: Re:Digitize and even less even cared about this rather obscure PSP title. But for some, such as myself, there was hope that this little gem would make it over to the English speaking side of the world. Well that is not going to happen, at least not in any official capacity."
Not many people knew about this game because it wasn't officially announced for any other territory other than Japan and as much as I hate saying this, when was Digimon last relevant?
I would love to play this game but I just can't see myself buying it in a foreign language that I can't understand so I'm crossing my fingers for option two which is Digimon Fusion increases enough popularity for them to release it on the 3DS.
Wow Digimon brings back memories