New White Knight Chronicles 2 screenshots for ps3.
Jacob S. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "While we here at Link Cable Gaming are holding hope that these claims aren’t to be true, we thought that now would be the perfect time to look over the company’s work and take a moment to see which ten Level-5 games best celebrate the company as a whole."
Ni no Kuni 2 imo is the bottom of my list for top Level 5 games.
Dark Cloud 1/2
Dragon Quest VIII
Rogue Galaxy,
White Knight Chronicles
Ni no Kuni
Pro Layton series
Roleplaying games are some of the most creative games around. Often times featuring beautiful worlds and overly actualized characters, these adventures usually go on for days, or even months. For the gamer that loves a great story and the task of upgrading their characters, these are the best RPG gaming gifts to give during the 2011 Holiday Season.
Best 2011 RPG's
Dead Island
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Dragon Age II
Dungeon Siege III
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
White Knight Chronicles II returns players to Balandor, a magic-infused kingdom of fantasy, swordplay and myth. Players will follow the adventurer Leonard on a brand new voyage set one year from his original journey, and master an enhanced, more dynamic combat system. Players will experience an RPG game that incorporates a variety of robust online gameplay elements with many quests, utilizing an active turn-based battle system that caters to players of all levels.
It was a love it or hate it game, WKCs. I guess Level 5 just listened to those who loved it when making the sequel.
That was definitely the case. They had an idea of how they wanted the game to be and that's what they did. They didn't conform to what's popular or how everyone else was doing their RPGs.
Thank God for that.
Sacrificing your fans for 'bigger target audience' is the worst type of sellout.
I understand that it happens a lot this gen due to costs of dev. rising, but it always leaves a majority of their fans standing in the dust.
WKC2 is fantastic so far.. (the story was a bit on the repetitive side, but never the less! Online content is really shining in WKC2)
