Tried a little light at the outset, Astonisha 2 begins to take more and more consistency and is on the side of wanting to print in the landscape of RPG while his elder frankly did not succeed.
Graphically, the game is relatively old-school, which should not displease some players.
411mania talks about this week's game releases. Highlights include Cross Edge, Yosumin!, Crimson Gem Saga, Zenonia, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, Jake Hunter Detective Story: Memories of the Past, Gyakuten Kenji, and Days of Memories 3.
I strongly encourage everyone to at least take a look at..nay pick up Cross-Edge. I would say that the game does give fan service by bringing in some characters many people may know as well as some many may not know; yet it also has an addictive battle system and great music to boot. So again I strongly advise those looking for an RPG to pick this up.
Siliconera: "For like the two people that care Astonishia Story 2 is coming out in Japan in October 23 under the name Garnet Chronicle with Sega playing the role of the distributor. SK Telecom, one South Korea's major mobile phone service providers, is acting as the publisher. The version released in Japan will be completely localized into Japanese.
Sony Computer Entertainment Hong Kong has a listing for Crimsongem Saga brandishing the similar, but not identical box art."
Please be in english.
I wonder y no 1 annouced fist of the north star for psp.
Siliconera: A few months ago we discovered Sega will publish Astonishia Story 2 in Japan under the name Garnet Chronicle. It's coming out on October 23 and it seems like Garnet Chronicle will be released in Japan, not Korea where it's developed first. This trailer from Sega makes Garnet Chronicle look awfully joyful. An energetic pop song is paired with frames of hand drawn animation and Japanese voice acting. The art is gorgeous, but if the final game is anything like the demo released in Korea Garnet Chronicle will be brutally hard.
