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Stumpokapow said:Well, it does, you just roll the last syllable of "theatre" and the first of "rhythm" together awkwardly.
Seems a very Nomurian-title actually *.*
Stumpokapow said:Well, it does, you just roll the last syllable of "theatre" and the first of "rhythm" together awkwardly.
Seconded.Jaded Alyx said:This will release and everyone will love it. Just wait.
This is strangely correct and sad.Sho_Nuff82 said:Lol Final Fantasy doesn't even mean anything anymore, it's just a brand that guarantees a minimal level of sales on whatever wacky game you slap it into, like SpongeBob or Duke Nukem.
Theatrhythm is registered in Europe and North America.
The writing was curiously painted on the wall with Final Fantasy Adventure and Mystic Quest. It re-affirmed all senses when X-2 was released; a decent game but the stepping stone of Square Enix's current path.LiquidMetal14 said:This is strangely correct and sad.
Sammy Samusu said:
ShockingAlberto said:MAYBE THAT FLIES ON SOME MESSAGE BOARDS (IGN, FREE REPUBLIC) BUT NOT EVERYWHERE ON THE INTERNET (INTERNET)
It's a rhythm game about Final Fantasy music. Why would you not slap the FF name on it?Mechanized said:Nothing wrong with more Rhythm games but... to slap the FF brand on this? Square get your shit together.
This was an April Fools joke on GIA at some point, no?jj984jj said:Looks like an April Fool's joke, someone should tell S-E they're a few months late.
Sax_Man said:Jesus Fucking Christ.
This is proof beyond any reasonable doubt that Square-Enix have absolutely no clue in the world what their demographic wants.
bingoTheBranca18 said:Maybe they've realized that and are trying to appeal to another demographic?
TheBranca18 said:Maybe they've realized that and are trying to appeal to another demographic?
Gromph said:*kotaku link*
Because it uses Final Fantasy music, characters, and situations? This seems like something where the Final Fantasy name is there for a reason, rather than just their way of saying "PLEASE BUY THIS!" as with something like Crystal Chronicles.Sax_Man said:Then why even bother calling it Final Fantasy?
Sax_Man said:Then why even bother calling it Final Fantasy?
There's a good chance this could be the spiritual successor, if Jupiter is involved.lunchwithyuzo said:Why's Nomura doing everything but what we really want (TWEWY2) on 3DS?
Stumpokapow said:At first I thought the title was "threat rhythm" and while it wasn't a great title, I couldn't understand why everyone on Twitter and elsewhere was complaining about it.
But it's actually "theat rhythm" like "thee ay turr urr ythm". Uh huh.
Maybe they should leave the English puns and neologisms to, I don't know, native English speakers?
FTH said:There's a good chance this could be the spiritual successor, if Jupiter is involved.
Is there any way to deduce it or figure if they're working on this before next week?
FTH said:There's a good chance this could be the spiritual successor, if Jupiter is involved.
I feel this way too. I think it could be fun.RuneFactoryFanboy said:I'm interested. I love Rhythm games, I love Final Fantasy music, and I like crossovers.
Tabris said:My statement needed to be bolded and caps due to the utter truth of the statement.
Yeah, it looks nothing like TWEWY. Unless of course a rhythm game based around prompts reminds people of the top screen enough to call it one. XDweeaboo said:What? NO! >: