Sega will release its European Valkyria Chronicles DLC on April 16th, the company stated today via release.
Three pieces of content, two missions and one mode, will run £3.19 or E3.99 'each.'
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While the Valkyria Chronicles franchise has been somewhat dormant for four years, it certainly hasn't been forgotten.
Sega is great for relegating its characters to cameos in other games. Heaven forbid they announced Valkyria Chronicles 5 or remaster VC 2 & 3.
im hoping this is for NA to
All I need is trophy support on top of the dlc and this game becomes truly epic.
Chrono Trigger first off was a SNES game. So at its time the only big deal RPGs were Final Fantasies.
Chrono Trigger did some amazing things such as let you beat the final boss in the game at any point you want. I believe that also lead to multiple endings for the game. The game also wasn't a fully linear narrative and had few branches to it on what to do next.
It had great graphics for the time, the story was original and deep, fantastic music. The characters each had a back story that made them feel real enough to a point where you care about what happens to them in game, such as Frog's story as to how he became a toad man to begin with.
The game branches all the way to caveman times to explain how this destroyer of worlds lands on Earth, lets you explore different parts of time, and like any good RPG has a great battle system for its time era. I mean player combo moves, enemies that aren't random battles but are on the dungeon map, and secrets like the Rainbow shells to collect for characters' best weapons.
That sounds like all the makings of a great RPG to me, and personally Chrono Cross, the sequel to trigger, which was made on Playstation 1, was FAR better. Cross for about 80% of the game plays as an entirely new game just borrowing the Chrono name and has nothing to do with Trigger until the end and you learn it is indeed a direct sequel.
Trigger's best part for me is a better understanding of the last 20% of Cross which is one of my favorite RPGs of all time.
By the way if you are starved for good RPGs let me recommend:
Lost Odyessy
Tales of Vesperia
Mass Effect
Fallout 3
Demon's Souls(Can import it with full english dialogue, text, voices. The chinese version has all of that so I don't know why it isn't stateside yet)
Cross Edge(Comes out in May, was delayed for trophies)
Star Ocean: The Last Hope
All of these games are great for RPG enthusiasts and the only one that isn't a complete win on that list would be Star Ocean. Star Ocean: The Second Story back on PS1 is still my favorite RPG of all time to date, but 3 and 4 have just been bombs compared to Second Story.
Last Hope offers an AMAZING full active battle system, gorgeous visual, tons of sidequests, difficulty or ease, replayability, multiple endings, and a solid plot. The problems in the game arise with dialogue and voice acting so much so that you'll probably end up muting certain characters just to not hear them anymore. The plot ends up being very predictable, but the ride to the end is a lot of fun with such an impressive battle system.
(Suikoden 1 and 2 were the best Suikoden games too. I hope E3 Konami announces a next gen version for PS3 I'd be really excited. Teikreis for DS was a bit of a letdown on an alternate universe idea so there was no runes. A suikoden without runes is not a suikoden, because the plot always revolves around a true rune.)
Excellent.Its finally arriving.This calls for Moar Cake!
yes dlc for a game that nobody brought thank you Sega.