Hamblasto said:I'm all for fighting stuff like the Batomys again, but can we not have someone like Selvaria walk in and rape my squad with lasers?
MechaX said:Jeez... it sounds like what VC2 should have been.
It's hard to be happy when SEGA is so good at crushing the hopes and dreams of its fans. What I do see is better looking than VC2 though, I will say that.Hcoregamer00 said:Go any further and you will anger the mods.
Just be happy that VC3 looks like an excellent game.
Giolon said:It's hard to be happy when SEGA is so good at crushing the hopes and dreams of its fans. What I do see is better looking than VC2 though, I will say that.
Hcoregamer00 said:Why, because in VC2 you got raped byDirk who uses the same damn lasers
Hcoregamer00 said:Speak for yourself, I am ecstatic about this news.
Varion said:Main staff:
Producer: Shinji Motoyama
Director: Take Ozawa
Series Producer: Shuntarou Tanaka
Original Character Designs: Raita Honjou
Music: Hitoshi Sakimoto
cosmicblizzard said:Wow, this sounds awesome. Of course all this doom and gloom talk about the unlikeliness of a localization is making me sad
Hcoregamer00 said:It is not like VC2 is a bad game, it is an excellent game with some minor flaws.
All of which seems to be addressed and perfected in VC3 :lol
Hcoregamer00 said:Speak for yourself, I am ecstatic about this news.
I guess I'm alone in this here.Volcynika said:Here here!
Giolon said:I guess I'm alone in this here.
I fell in love with the specific presentation qualities of VC1. Is it so wrong to want to experience that again? More over none at all isn't always better - see Star Wars, Matrix.
That's the last I'll say on that aspect here, but it's hard for me to be excited about the rest of the good news that I see (Raita's return, fewer ingredients collecting, bigger maps, bigger enemies) due to the other disappointment I feel about this announcement.
*think positive, think positive*
RobertM said:fuuuuuuuuuuuuck. I so wanted an HD Valkyria Chronicles with normal leveling system and conservative looking characters like in the first VC with huge open areas and non of this moving area to area nonsense. I am heart broken ;_;
Hcoregamer00 said:Speak for yourself, I am ecstatic about this news.
Sweet. I found it rather disappointing that you couldn't haveduckroll said:- Another interesting point is that the Command Map will be getting a complete overhaul, while the Action phase will also have much more actions available. Various characters will also have super modes unique to their character, and the Valkyria character can activate her Valkyria powers as an actual attack mode.
I haven't purchased the DLC yet.Varion said:Well at least there was theto scratch that itch. Had so much fun on that mission.Selvaria DLC
Well at least there was theninj4junpei said:Sweet. I found it rather disappointing that you couldn't havego super saiyan in the first game.Alicia
Don't get me wrong - I love those things too. But why can't we have it all again? It's not just graphics - it's the surround sound and the comfort of not having to stare at a tiny 4" screen. If the PSP suddenly could support hi-res video output, I'd lose much of my complaints! Hooking up VC2 to a television though is asking for your eyes to bleed (true of any PSP game - I tried MHFU and it was a mistake lol).Hcoregamer00 said:I fell in love more with the character design, music, storytelling, charming cast, and perfect gameplay. VC3 will incorporate all that I loved about VC1 and the stuff I pined for in VC2. From my perspective VC3 is the incorporation of what makes VC1 and VC2 so great.
While it is bad in your perspective, for me it was the best news I could possibly get because the last thing I cared about was the graphics portion.
So, that's SEGA's public reasoning.1UP said:According to Motoyama, [...] there wasn't much reason not to [stay on PSP]. "This is the third game in the series, but only the second one on the PSP," he told Famitsu. "I figured that we should introduce new things to the series and let it mature more [on the PSP]. Of course, I know there are gamers who wanted us to release it on the PS3, but since the first Valkyria came out two years ago, I think we'd need a wholly different idea for the PS3, not something where the gameplay's only been updated a little bit. The problem with that, though, is that I don't think such a game would be Valkyria any longer."
While Motoyama is open to future PS3 developments, it seems that Valkyria is firmly planted on the PSP for now. "I want to make games on the right platform for the ideas I have. However -- for now, at least -- we're making the best Valkyria Chronicles that we can come up with."
Hcoregamer00 said:So basically Valkyria Chronicles will remain as a franchise on handheld consoles until they come up with a radically different use of the gameplay.
Like we didn't see this a mile away when VC2 was announced.
Giolon said:Yeah...I wanted to believe though, man. I wanted to believe... T.T
Hcoregamer00 said:To put it even simpler, Valkyria Chronicles set such a high bar for innovation that it will be impossible to continue the franchise on consoles because any Valkyria Chronicles game will not live up to the original game's extremely high mark on the genre and the insanely high expectations of the fanatical fanbase.
You can argue that it is gamer's extremely high expectations for a Valkyria Chronicles successor that prevented it from going back to consoles.
Hcoregamer00 said:To put it even simpler, Valkyria Chronicles set such a high bar for innovation that it will be impossible to continue the franchise on consoles because any Valkyria Chronicles game will not live up to the original game's extremely high mark on the genre and the insanely high expectations of the fanatical fanbase.
You can argue that it is gamer's extremely high expectations for a Valkyria Chronicles successor that prevented it from going back to consoles.
Pureauthor said:I'm pretty sure the primary deciding factors have more to do with speed + cost of development than anything involving innovation.
Hcoregamer00 said:Well, whatever the case is, the game will be on portables, so pining for a console iteration is a lost cause.
Cels said:Cool beans...
More VC is good news regardless of platform.
Unlike others in this thread, I remain optimistically hopeful for localization.
Hcoregamer00 said:I am not worried about Localization, I have faith that this game will be released. Hopefully Sega will be smart and do a simultaneous release in the USA and Japan, but who are we kidding.
With Sega's penchant for shooting itself in the foot, I bet this game will see the light of day the same week Agito comes out :lol
Giolon said:That's so SEGA! I doubt they'd do that though b/c VC2 won't have even have been on the market 6 months in the US yet.
I don't think there's a single company out there that manages simultaneous releases of RPGs with any kind of regularity. That's not just a SEGA issue.Hcoregamer00 said:I am not worried about Localization, I have faith that this game will be released. Hopefully Sega will be smart and do a simultaneous release in the USA and Japan, but who are we kidding, Valkyria never had a simultaneous release.
With Sega's penchant for shooting itself in the foot, I bet this game will see the light of day the same week Agito comes out in the USA and Japan:lol
Segata Sanshiro said:I don't think there's a single company out there that manages simultaneous releases of RPGs with any kind of regularity. That's not just a SEGA issue.
Giolon said:That's so SEGA! I doubt they'd do that though b/c VC2 won't have even have been on the market 6 months in the US yet.
Hcoregamer00 said:Sega did it with Skies of Arcadia ;-;
I know it is not regularly, but that has got to mean something.
According to Motoyama, [...] there wasn't much reason not to [stay on PSP]. "This is the third game in the series, but only the second one on the PSP," he told Famitsu. "I figured that we should introduce new things to the series and let it mature more [on the PSP]. Of course, I know there are gamers who wanted us to release it on the PS3, but since the first Valkyria came out two years ago, I think we'd need a wholly different idea for the PS3, not something where the gameplay's only been updated a little bit. The problem with that, though, is that I don't think such a game would be Valkyria any longer."
While Motoyama is open to future PS3 developments, it seems that Valkyria is firmly planted on the PSP for now. "I want to make games on the right platform for the ideas I have. However -- for now, at least -- we're making the best Valkyria Chronicles that we can come up with."
Giolon said:Getting over it is the only course of action.
Suzuki Yu said:but i am still against the numbering in VC2&3 , or at least they should add "portable" to the title
Snaku said:That is the lamest excuse I've ever heard.
Pureauthor said:There's no reason to do that from their perspective.
Achmed The Dead Terrorist is a GAF mod? Who knew?duckroll said:I keeeeeeeeeeeeeel you!!
Hcoregamer00 said:Yup, why call it Valkyria Chronicles 2 portable or Valkyria Chronicles 3 portable if there is no console iteration that it originally came from?
This is not monster hunter.
Suzuki Yu said:i mean VC Portable and VC Portable 2 or anything else other than numbering continuation
Translation: Sega told us to milk the franchise and keep down costs. I don't buy this we want the next VC console game to be as revolutionary as the original.According to Motoyama, [...] there wasn't much reason not to [stay on PSP]. "This is the third game in the series, but only the second one on the PSP," he told Famitsu. "I figured that we should introduce new things to the series and let it mature more [on the PSP]. Of course, I know there are gamers who wanted us to release it on the PS3, but since the first Valkyria came out two years ago, I think we'd need a wholly different idea for the PS3, not something where the gameplay's only been updated a little bit. The problem with that, though, is that I don't think such a game would be Valkyria any longer."
While Motoyama is open to future PS3 developments, it seems that Valkyria is firmly planted on the PSP for now. "I want to make games on the right platform for the ideas I have. However -- for now, at least -- we're making the best Valkyria Chronicles that we can come up with."
Pureauthor said:That leads to the implication that the handheld iterations are inherently inferior to the console counterpart, and that's simply not true.
While I think many would agree VC2 suffers in several key areas, none of those areas have any relation to it being on a portable system.
Hcoregamer00 said:Really, so keeping the franchise relegated to portables for small gameplay improvements until they can come up with something amazing for a console iteration is a bad thing :lol
Snaku said:
That is the lamest excuse I've ever heard.
The AndriaSang preview actually included an extra sentence.marathonfool said:Translation: Sega told us to milk the franchise and keep down costs. I don't buy this we want the next VC console game to be as revolutionary as the original.
Source: http://www.andriasang.com/e/blog/2010/09/15/valkyria_3_psp/AndriaSang said:Motoyama admits that there are likely many players out there who want a PS3 entry. However, he feels that a new PS3 entry would require new ideas beyond just a few gameplay updates -- so much so that you might not even be able to call it the same series. He and his team are always considering new ideas, but they've yet to come up with the revolutionary idea that they feel would warrant a PS3 sequel.
Motoyama did not rule out a PS3 entry, though, replying in the affirmative when Famitsu asked if the series could come to PS3 if he were to come up with the appropriate idea.
However, Motoyama feels that for the current story-focused series, the ability to play wherever you want is important. "In an era where everyone is busy, we felt PSP was best in order to make Valkyria Chronicles bigger."
"In an era where everyone is busy, we felt PSP was best in order to make Valkyria Chronicles bigger."