Acosta said:duckroll, crushing dreams and killing hopes since 1985.
I dunno, I was kinda young in '85. Probably crushing ants and killing insects, but not dreams and hopes!

Acosta said:duckroll, crushing dreams and killing hopes since 1985.
duckroll said:I dunno, I was kinda young in '85. Probably crushing ants and killing insects, but not dreams and hopes!![]()
duckroll said:I dunno, I was kinda young in '85. Probably crushing ants and killing insects, but not dreams and hopes!![]()
Labadal said:Question about Tierkreis. I know it is a disappointment for Suikoden fans, but if you rated it on its own, is it any good? I have been thinking of buying it, but would need some clarification if it is an ok game.
ULTROS! said:I only want Suikoden III HD for the opening.
Edgeward said:Even without the Suikoden name tying it down, it's just decent. Story starts off promising but really doesn't pay off, characters lack any depth and suffer from horrible VA. And there is a pretty high encounter rate and you can randomly run into some mid boss level-like enemies more frequently than you would expect. And the battles are piss easy until you get to the last boss, then it is such a shift in difficulty.
Personally, for some reason (ha, we all know the reason), Tierkreis was hard for me to get into, so I had to restart it a few times to get it done.Labadal said:Question about Tierkreis. I know it is a disappointment for Suikoden fans, but if you rated it on its own, is it any good? I have been thinking of buying it, but would need some clarification if it is an ok game.
I liked Suikoden IV (it isn't the most... "remarkable" game, but I liked it). And Tactics (which fleshes out IV's world/worldbuilding/universe and narrative quite a bit).That sounds like Suikoden 4 to me.And I though that game was an ok game.
Labadal said:Question about Tierkreis. I know it is a disappointment for Suikoden fans, but if you rated it on its own, is it any good? I have been thinking of buying it, but would need some clarification if it is an ok game.
Magicpaint said:Meh, more Tierkreis-like Suikoden. I wish Suikoden V had sold well then we wouldn't be exposed to this :\
electroplankton said:Tierkreis sold well, so...
The dreams and hopes of ants and insectsduckroll said:I dunno, I was kinda young in '85. Probably crushing ants and killing insects, but not dreams and hopes!![]()
Augemitbutter said:did you even check previous posts in here?
electroplankton said:Sure, I knew those numbers and to be a portable game with a very low-budget (compared to PS2 for example) it did well; in Japan, 40k to sell as the last mainline game.
Augemitbutter said:low budget? suikoden had exceptional production values for a DS RPG. they didn't handle it like a second rate title, so i don't get why you try to spin its reception around.
gogogow said:I don't understand why Konami doesn't make a mainline Suikoden for the PS3. Other devs have proven to be successful, like Gust, From Software, Namco Bandai and Nippon Ichi.
They haven't released a successful MG outside Japan for more than 3 years. I can't believe a gaiden, MGS Rising is taking them so many years. I would've thought 2 years max for a sidestory game. And Fifa is beating the living hell out of PES with more than 15 million copies sold. Konami is seriously running out of franchises if they treat them like shit.Kyoufu said:Because Konami thinks it'll survive with just Metal Gear and Winning Eleven.
Definitely my least favourite Japanese publisher.
Coxy said:So like Tierkries, possibly developed by Tri-Ace and on a system that basicly ensures no western release. I don't think this could possibly be a more depressing announcement![]()
Kuran said:I wish we'd get a new Vandal Hearts, worthy of the first games art, music and characters.
Luthos said:Why PSP and not PSVita?
mikeybwright said:What are the odds of this seeing the light of day in the US?
Glad they are bringing Suikoden back, but I was pulling for a Vita/3DS game.
duckroll said:About the same odds as seeing Frontier Gate and Stratus released in the US.
duckroll said:About the same odds as seeing Frontier Gate and Stratus released in the US.
Acosta said:Stratus will come!
Meh, if PSP wasn't a rotten corpse in west it could. I'm sure it´s a easier sell than Infinite Space.
duckroll said:I'm not so sure. It's much more Japanese than Infinite Space, especially in the tone and setting. Infinite Space had appeal to niche hardcore PC gamers, while the only appeal for Stratus seems to be towards mecha anime fans. Mecha anime doesn't really sell well in the US, and I cannot think of a single truly successful mecha anime style videogame in the US.
The theme is popular online, but I have a feeling a lot of those interested either won't buy the games, or they just pirate stuff. Who knows. Look at ZoE for example...
Acosta said:Yes, it´s true that the heavy customization of ships and crew and the whole Space Opera thing attracted people that wouldn't normally play a Japanese game. I remember people interested on it in a few PC centric forums. I wonder how it did, I guess it had a very limited run (I bought it fast just in case).
Stratus looks so interesting... I like games that mix different mechanics. I guess I'll wait some months for a miracle and import it if jgaf impressions are good enough. Using walkthrough it´s more bearable with handhelds.
Arcblade said:Suikoden 3 was the last one, chronologically, right?
With the 3 heroes?
Where the Hell is Suikoden VI.![]()
TheSeks said:That's nice, Konami. But it isn't Suikoden 2 on PSN. >:|