Ben-DutkaNIS America has kept all those die-hard JRPG fans satisfied throughout this generation, and two more promising titles are coming our way.
First is Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory , a new PlayStation 3 exclusive set to be released in North America and Europe next year. You can read the full press release here .
Featuring even more dynamic combat, a new Scout System (send them out to explore dungeons, so you can amass critical information), a Flag System, and even the ability to burn game discs (you can "craft your own AAA title for Neptune and friends to equip"), this one sounds like a great sequel. Then there's Generation of Chaos: Pandora's Reflection , which will be available for the PSP via the PSN in February 2013 in both North America and Europe. Feel free to check out that press release here .
As you can see, this handheld adventure boasts an active-time battle system, "engaging human drama," and a cool upgrade system (Alchemy is a big part of the game, it seems), and there even appears to be some strategy. So don't worry, JRPG fans, there's more comin' for ya.
Related Game(s): Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory
there was this RPG I saw a preview for on the PSN, Rainbow something, thats what I'll be looking forward to. At least until I can buy another Vita.
Rainbow Moon? That's already out.
Rainbow Moon? That's out now.
It's awesome. I wish remote play with my Vita was implemented for that game. I'd be in heaven…
is it? i know what i'm doing tonight.
Great news! The more jrpgs the better.
Last edited by PoopsMcGee on 9/21/2012 1:47:06 PM
Awesome, more goodies to buy…
I wish they announced Atelier Ayesha US release date.
Haven't played Hyperdimension Neptunia yet. Guess I'll try it out.
Ayesha has no date yet, but I believe that they did confirm a localization.
Awesome! HD1 was kind of a drag but Mark II was fantastic. I expect this one to be even better.
I especially like how they let you skin the CPU's clothes. Didn't take long to make em pure "skin"
NIS, Atlus, and Kojima Productions have been the only Japanese studios satisfying PS3 owners a lot this generation.
Jeese…I really wonder why…
Oh MAYBE IT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH MAKING GAMES THAT THEY WANT TO MAKE AND NOT SOMETHING THEY THINK "WESTERNERS" WANT.
Good for them…
INDEED!!!
I concor.
Gasp! behold the common sense that SE lost so many years ago…