Nihon Falcom’s president Toshihiro Kondo says it was XSEED's choice to not include dual-audio in Trails of Cold Steel, but that might not be true.
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Yeah, I give it 8 months before they close the servers. I love Trails; in all honesty, I think it's one of the best RPG franchises and also the best when it comes to world-building. But it's not popular enough to sustain a gacha mobile game for more than a few months.
Damn son, axing right away straight out of the gates lol. Nevertheless, you have a point...So let's see what happens (or for HOW long the severs will be up.."ArchAge" is already history, but most of us saw that one coming from miles away).
Love the series but I don’t touch mobile especially with gacha which most mobile games have
Ewww i thought it was a port of the game, but its a gatcha. Seriously though, those trails of cold steel games are REALLY good.
If you're familiar with the Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel series, it has some really beautiful mecha, and a new model kit is now up for preorders.
A new figure has been made available for pre-order for fans of The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II portraying playable heroine Altina Orion.
From what XSEED originally stated, it seemed like they had to pay a premium to get the japanese audio and it likely was even more expensive then dubbing it themselves. I'm glad they had a dub for them, forcing crap NIS to keep up. Now just hoping they keep with the Steam releases and give them the same level of support like Ultrawide etc
Edit: Just read the article and it does sound like he's hinting at the same thing I always believed was the situation. I assume in this case NIS is probably banking on the game being really successful if thats the case. They have to prove themselves getting the series now. So I'm not surprised. Especially with how much more popular the series is getting