Manmademan
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It's too bad Konami gave up on their best series. With some proper marketing (Game of Thrones meets Pokemon!) it could be huge.
Oh man. That combination would be godly.
It's too bad Konami gave up on their best series. With some proper marketing (Game of Thrones meets Pokemon!) it could be huge.
The Kiseki games really do seem like a proper successor to the GS series, and it has its own version of Harmonia (and you're actually going to it because Falcom cares). It's amazing how much development is in the first three games alone.I guess the Kiseki series is in a whole different level which is my goal to someday play. My also try Growlanser and maybe Radiata stories too.
Good God, no.The ONLY way Suikoden can be revived nowadays is if Kojima himself took an interest in it, since Konami is too busy sucking up to him to care about anyone or anything else.
Good God, no.
Don't start with this nightmare of an idea.
As for Radiata Stories, the only things I remember from that game are:
- the awesome day/night town music
- the voice clips for attacking and my boyfriend getting sick and tired of hearing them and asking me to stop playing the game as a result
- character collecting depending on various points of the day / siding with one coalition over the other
- I don't remember anything else.
...Looking back on it, I don't think I liked RS that much. Granted, I think the last time I played that game was... like... when I was 18 or something.
Or he could be the Liquid Snake toSasarai is made out of nano-machines.
*sigh* I know... :/I know, but you know well in your heart that Konami would only look at Suikoden if Kojima himself take a look at it.
I can't even remember whether or not I liked the battle system. I remember there being a turtle or something that gave out a lot of... something. Which means I was barely engaged with the game at all. :lolNoi said:It's a good thing that you don't.
Good God, no.
Don't start with this nightmare of an idea.
Kind of, but not necessarily. On the base level, it retells Suikoden II's narrative with... uh, you've played Pokemon TCG, right? It's like that, so more of the game rests on the card gameplay than the narrative (the narrative supplements the gameplay). I really love the actual cards it comes with, though.
I don't really like how the story cutscenes go because, well, you're generally looking at a static GBA screen with character portraits talking at you, which is kind of disappointing, but I completely get the design behind it. Some of the scenes are different, too. Like, at the beginning, Riou and Jowy run away from the camp, then they find a cave to hide in, then they explore it, and then get their runes at that point (with the "I want 'power' to protect" dialogue and stuff)... before they jump down the waterfall. There're a lot of other noticeable changes, so the game doesn't really go like Suikoden II's story, but it's an alternate retelling of the tale.
Yeah. It's kinda weird. It's more for faster pacing.
Sorry, I'm kind of exhausted. My posts are going to suck a little bit.
Sasarai is made out of nano-machines.
Dear Suikoden fans,
It's incredible to see the outpouring of support from our fans for the Suikoden series. We love Suikoden, too! In fact, we have several huge fans in Konami's own offices.
Sadly, we have no new announcements regarding the Suikoden series at this time. We appreciate the feedback and encourage an open and honest discussion with you, our fans, on as many channels as possible.
So please, continue to let your opinion be heard! We are listening.
And for those that haven't had the pleasure of experiencing this classic RPG series, Suikoden 1 is currently available for download as a PS1 Classic on PlayStation Network.
They wrote something like that a year or so ago on fb.https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151241781396121
So the outpouring for Suikoden... kinda worked.
Konami from 2011 said:Dear Suikoden Fans,
Thank you all for being such dedicated, wonderful fans. Your collective passion for Suikoden is amazing, and is deeply appreciated. And we certainly understand your desire for new information regarding Suikoden.
The simple truth is we have no news of any further development of the series at this time. While we realize this might not be the answer you’re looking for, we wanted to directly acknowledge your dedication.
So we invite you to share your own stories in this post—what is it that YOU loved most about playing Suikoden?
If I'm not completely busy this summer, I could just do a playthrough and translate it in here. I don't mind.Haha, ok, I understood. Kinda want to play it too, I played a lot of Pokémon TCG and Magic when I was younger, and loved the Pokémon TCG games for GBC too Tried to play it when it launched, but I didn't understand anything, hahaha.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151241781396121
So the outpouring for Suikoden... kinda worked.
If I'm not completely busy this summer, I could just do a playthrough and translate it in here. I don't mind.
first off, translate the latest PSP/Vita spinoff. then we'll talk.
Konami didn't even localize the last Yu-Gi-Oh! on PSP, and that's a franchise that has had pretty much every entry localized since it came out here. Unless Konami JP is planning a Suikoden: Centennial Tapestry+ for PS3/Vita/3DS I think you can rule that game out.
I hate Konami so much. ;_;
Please release Suikoden III or V for the Vita, thanks.
I hate Konami so much. ;_;
Please release Suikoden III or V for the Vita, thanks.
I remember writing something rather heartfelt at the time because I felt like my opinion mattered, but then I started feeling cynical towards the company.
Or at least translate the Suikoden collection for PSP....
This is all that i want
Suikosource said:New In-Depth Analyses
Two new In-Depth Analyses, one for the PSP re-releases and one for the demo version of Suikoden II.
They wrote something like that a year or so ago on fb.
I remember writing something rather heartfelt at the time because I felt like my opinion mattered, but then I started feeling cynical towards the company.
I doubt most people in Konami USA would know anything about the future of Suikoden, nor would Konami of Europe know.
Hell, I doubt most people in the mothership Konami could even be bothered to remember the Suikoden franchise.
No.Is it bad this thread almost has me on the verge of tears?
Is it bad this thread almost has me on the verge of tears?
Pity that Suikoden II had sound issues -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqtPON4DtVU
This song was meant to play in the game
suikoden 4 is the only one i didnt play yet, beside the gameplay flaws, is the story any good compare to the other parts ?
how konami dare not to use this original popular ip ! with next generation consoles or even the vita, suikoden 6 can really be something big !
^^
didnt mean big in sales perspective, but the performance and the scale of the gameplay..like the 108 stars have more charisma and personality, the strategic battles can be more deep and addictive , and sure the classic turn-based ones with the runes effects..this series has some original ideas and great potential than others that can grow with more advanced devices, my dream to see it in next generation with a story as strong as 5/2..
sry if my bad English was really bad p=
wasnt 4 the worst in this and ruined the game ? i heard that but never really tried suikoden 4(the encounter rate was Suikoden V's biggest flaw by far...
Well the problems werent the random battles but the time lost thanks to the loadings.Ah, OK. Seeing an HD console Suikoden would be nice, with no random battles (the encounter rate was Suikoden V's biggest flaw by far...), improved turn based and war battles, a better camera angle with a 3D camera, and more voice acting...
Not really. V had a higher rate. IV's problem was that it had random battles in towns.
Hey, we're in community now.
It's nice to see people inspired to try to the series from reading this thread.
Hey, your family comes first.So i'm making slow progress, being a parent and the added distraction of loads of snow to play in has not helped matters, but hey ho on we go, i have just reached Kaku so let's see what today's adventures brings us. I'm getting the feeling that the game's just about to start to pick up the pace a little.