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Square Enix trademarks All The Bravest, registers allthebravest.com

Macstorm

Member
All the Bravest sounds like a subtitle if anything. Maybe Final Fantasy Heroes: All the Bravest...of course for the social game, that is... :(
 
Would be a shame if they axed the Flying Fairy part of the name.

If they did, I hope they replace it with something at least as clever. That's all I can say about that.
 

Alex

Member
They ever put Theatrhythm on ipad? That always seemed like a way more obvious home than 3ds.

Japan in general is pretty doofy about where they are('nt) putting some of these handheld exclusive games, especially stuff with respectable production budgets and cycles that could probably actually really use the international release.

Bolting on an iOS/Steam release on easy to control, easy to run games seems like it would infinitely help out in getting things successfully localized and finding a modern cult audience.

Phoenix Wright 5 is one that absolutely baffles me, especially on a recognizable brand. I'm happy to just buy it for my XL, but as someone interested in the FUTURE of the series it's absolutely senseless to leave it just a single handheld in this rotting market.
 
The same place as FF Type-0.

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MagiusNecros

Gilgamesh Fan Annoyance
Type-0 should have probably been PSP/Vita/PS3 triple release back when it actually made sense to release it.

Further clarification that SE's left hand doesn't know what the right is doing.

Or perhaps the FNC Hydra would be a more apt analogy.

Where each head is having a meal and the middle head XIII gets the most, Type 0 gets the lesser portion and the Versus head gets nothing and starves.
 

chaosblade

Unconfirmed Member
Which is really frustrating because it's where most of the best Japanese output is anymore. Comes off as either the base not existing to a sufficient size, or the base actively acting against their own best interests (I'm guessing a mix of both actually).

Absolutely this.

I've had multiple friends and co-workers who claim to like JRPGs, but they won't play anything other than Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts. They talk about how disappointed they are in JRPGs and how all of them suck now, but when I go and recommend something that's not FF/KH they're just like "nah, I probably wouldn't like it."

Which is doubly ridiculous because they complain about the state of JRPGs, won't try anything new even for $15-$20, yet they'll dump $60 day one on a C-tier FPS/TPS and talk about how they were disappointed in that. Frustrates the hell out of me, they're a big part of the reason stuff doesn't get localized.
 

Huff

Banned
It's best these days to not allow yourself any hope at all that Square will localize its good games.

i'm actually not that excited for this game from what i've heard. sounds like awesome job systems with a garbage everything else.
 
Square Enix localized products that went to sell very few copies in the past, probably lower than what Bravely Default would sell in the West, and kept doing because probably expectations weren't higher. Heroes of Ruin bombed, but Theatrhythm hardly did, and Kingdom Hearts 3D did okeish.
 

CorvoSol

Member
Ahahaha... :(

Alternative titles for Versus XIII:

You Can (Not) Play.
You Can (Not) Watch the Closed Megatheater Trailer.
You Can (Not) Wait a Decade.

i'm actually not that excited for this game from what i've heard. sounds like awesome job systems with a garbage everything else.

I dunno, it looks like a classic Final Fantasy game to me, with job classes, a pretty world map, four character party and so on. Between it and Type-0 it's enough for me to believe Square still knows what makes a good Final Fantasy and just doesn't care.
 

Toki767

Member
Square Enix localized products that went to sell very few copies in the past, probably lower than what Bravely Default would sell in the West, and kept doing because probably expectations weren't higher. Heroes of Ruin bombed, but Theatrhythm hardly did, and Kingdom Hearts 3D did okeish.

I'm fairly sure Kingdom Hearts 3D outsold Theatrhythm by a large margin. I don't even think Theatrhythm broke 100k, which is probably how little Bravely Default would sell.
 
KH3D did in line with BBS and Days in the US and better than both in Europe. It did well enough, and has a good shot at legging it like Days did America. The only market it "bombed" was really Japan.

Theatrhythm did badly in the west (though still probably better than any other $40 rhythm game could do at this point), Heroes of Ruin (rightfully) megabombed.
 

Man God

Non-Canon Member
KH3D did in line with BBS and Days in the US and better than both in Europe. It did well enough, and has a good shot at legging it like Days did America. The only market it "bombed" was really Japan.

Theatrhythm did badly in the west (though still probably better than any other $40 rhythm game could do at this point), Heroes of Ruin (rightfully) megabombed.

All in the same calender month too. What a great choice that was.
 

Man God

Non-Canon Member
Using all the believe I have left for SE in hopes that BD:FF and DQ VII make it over to the states. They have my permission to take the rest of the gen off after that if they want.
 

LAMBO

Member
All the bravest? How about every great FF good guy vs the reincarnation Kefka in the ultimate FF game.
 

Jeels

Member
It's doing "okay" but not great. SE's last few releases on the platform didn't perform very well either.

The thing is they performed better than any other non nintendo 3ds software. So they should be pleased with the sales (particularly KH3d).
 
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