RevenantKioku
PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS PEINS oh god i am drowning in them
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Release Dates
Xbox 360
November 20, 2008
PlayStation 3
¿Never?
Microsoft Windows
Who cares?
Quotes taken liberously from GAF and Wikipedia.
Characters
Protagonists
Rush Sykes
Voiced by: Johnny Yong Bosch, Kenji Nojima
He is an 18-year-old swordsman and the main protagonist, who is designed primarily for fans of traditional Japanese role-playing games.
Antagonists
The Conqueror
Voiced by: Christopher Sabat, Ryutaro Ohtomo
He is an older man with long silver hair and crimson clothes, and is designed to appeal to Western gamers.
Story
The Last Remnant is set in a fictional world featuring a number of distinct humanoid races; the Mitras, most human in appearance, the Yamas, strong fish-like people, the Qsitis, small reptilians, and the Sovannis, feline people with four arms and a rabbit-like creature( the name of this creature is currently unknown). Blah, blah, blah remnants, blah, blah, LET'S GO TURN BASED BATTLES WOO! The story of the game revolves around "remnants", mysterious and coveted ancient artifacts of varying shapes and sizes which possess magic powers and which have been the cause of several wars throughout the game's history
Gameplay
The Last Remnant will feature a brand new battle system labelled by Hiroshi Takai (director) as a "Turn-burst, command-based system using symbol encounters." Some have described this as "fuck awesome". There will be no random encounters, which is unfortunate. It will also contain quick time events, sequences where the player must press a combination of buttons with a correct timing to defeat enemies.
In addition to the main character, the player's team (called a "Union") is composed of a number of soldiers whose skills vary according to different parameters. One parameter is the "morale" bar, which is affected by the events in battle and affects the way characters perform in battle. Battles can involve up to 70 enemies at once and will be at the core of the gameplay. Nobuyuki Ueda has commented on the battle system, claiming that it is "much deeper than the few seconds it received in the movie". Additionally, a high number of quests are expected.
Reviews
Famitsu 10/10/9/9 (¥3800万/40)
Game Informer - 7 (Second Opinion - 6)
OXM - 7
Penis Lord Weekly - 9/10
GAF Quotes
Aeana said:TLR has Johnny Yong Bosch...
N30RYU said:I loved Squaresoft before joining Enix, but this game is far inferior than Lost Odyssey in every way.
Jonnyram said:FFIX
Macstorm said:It doesn't use gambits as much as the game has preset actions that units will perform based on what overall command you give.
Example 1: You select "All out attack."
Your units do something similar to the following:
Unit 1: Attack
Unit 2: Special attack skill
Unit 3: Special attack skill
Unit 4: Special attack skill
Example 2: You select "Watch your HP."
Your units do something similar to:
Unit 1: Attack
Unit 2: Healing Item
Unit 3: Attack
Unit 4: Healing spell
Example 3: You select "Recover your HP." This is slightly different than above, as you back out of combat deadlock, if you're in one, and cannot attack that turn. Though you can BE attacked yourself.
Your units do something like:
Unit 1: Standby
Unit 2: Healing Item
Unit 3: Standby
Unit 4: Healing spell
You don't get to select the specific commands, just general ones based on the unit types in the union (party).
Also, this game is not easy.
My slowly ongoing blog of TLR.
PepsimanVsJoe said:I can't imagine a new thread could turn out any worse than this current one.
I say go for it.
Seiken said:
RevenantKioku said:Yes, oh yes, all over my face!
So yeah, the only new game this holiday season that interests me in the slightest. I am pumped! Just gotta pick up my copy tomorrow.