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I really like the idea of a rogue Etrian Odyssey.
It's going to be mostly MD with an EO skin, but that "skin" will include stuff that EO is known for like character creation for the party, a menu driven town, the various classes in EO, a HP/TP system, EO themed dungeons and monsters, and stuff like resource gathering at points of the dungeon. But the majority of the gameplay - dungeon exploration, combat, presentation, will be MD style.
I'm sure it will. All the EO titles have been, and a lot of Mystery Dungeon ones have been also.Soooo anyone think this will be localized?
I just rewatched the trailer, map drawing is out
Soooo anyone think this will be localized?
Now this could be fun.
I've never gotten into the Etrian Odyssey series, they just seem to static for me. Mystery Dungeon games I do enjoy a lot however (such a shame we only got the first Shiren).
I do like the art style from the Etrian Odyssey games though so a Mystery Dungeon set in that universe will hopefully be fun.
Hopefully this comes to europe in a timely fashion.
Lets just hope Segas recently new focus on digital only doesn't mean we will only get it digital.
Depends where the asker is from. Not in Europe, only NA has seen localisations of all the EO games, we missed II and III.I'm sure it will. All the EO titles have been, and a lot of Mystery Dungeon ones have been also.
http://sq-atlus.jp/sfd/
I just noticed this in the official site:
セーブデータ数: 1 (別途中断セーブ:1)
価格: 6,980円 (税別
What the fuck Spike Chunsoft! It's going backwards. Single save slot with an additional suspend save. Fuuuuuck. And it's going to be 6980yen? Really pricey for a 3DS game!
Roguelikes are generally games where you get one suspend and that's it. A hard save slot is actually something of a concession.God damn, I hope this isn't the kind of game that I want several save files for.
Wait, is Mystery Dungeon a thing outside of Pokemon?Just announced during the Etrian Odyssey 2 remake livestream.
Atlus X Spike-Chunsoft collaboration. Coming out March 5, on the Nintendo 3DS
Character designers are from the Shiren the Wanderer series.
Yuzo Koshiro for music.
Art director is Nizo Yamamoto (Laputa/Mononoke)
Several EO veterans are working on this game, as well as some people from the Mystery Dungeon series.
Trailer is now on YouTube!
Some screencaps courtesy of RyougaSaotome:
Character designers are from the Shiren the Wanderer series.
Yuzo Koshiro for music.
Art director is Nizo Yamamoto (Laputa/Mononoke)
Several EO veterans are working on this game, as well as some people from the Mystery Dungeon series.
Wait, is Mystery Dungeon a thing outside of Pokemon?
If so I NEEED it now!
Err, yes. The first Mystery Dungeon game was on SNES, and it starred Torneko from Dragon Quest 4. Then Chunsoft created its own series of Mystery Dungeon games called Shiren the Wanderer, the first of which was also on SNES. Since then, there have been several more Shiren games, several more Torneko games, three Final Fantasy Mystery Dungeon games (Chocobo's Dungeon 1 and 2 on PSX, and Chocobo's Dungeon on Wii), in addition to the Pokemon games.
Here is a list.
Oh wow, I knew there were Torneko spin-off games, but I'm not even sure I knew they were Mystery Dungeon games, much less that they were the original Mystery Dungeon series. Wow! (Also sucks, since it seems like SE won't allow for rereleases of anything in the DQ series on VC, PSN, etc, even in Japan, just remakes and apparently mobile ports, so I'm sure I won't get to play those any time soon).
Also, I guess this will be my first foray into the Mystery Dungeon series, since I'm not about to let an EO game pass me by.
God damn, I hope this isn't the kind of game that I want several save files for.
Err, yes. The first Mystery Dungeon game was on SNES, and it starred Torneko from Dragon Quest 4. Then Chunsoft created its own series of Mystery Dungeon games called Shiren the Wanderer, the first of which was also on SNES. Since then, there have been several more Shiren games, several more Torneko games, three Final Fantasy Mystery Dungeon games (Chocobo's Dungeon 1 and 2 on PSX, and Chocobo's Dungeon on Wii), in addition to the Pokemon games.
Here is a list.
One of the staff members loved Rogue but they felt that it was really difficult to get into, so they decided to take a similar approach to that type of game that was taken with Dragon Quest with regards to Wizardry and Ultima, and the inspiration for that came specifically from chapter 3 of DQ4, Torneko's chapter.
I've always thought that their inspiration came from Dragon Crystal, for the Game Gear. I mean, Torneko was released almost three years after Dragon Crystal and it's remarkably similar to Sega's game. This can't be a coincidence. At all.
1UP: Yeah, the Sound Novels have never come to the United States, but a few of the Mystery Dungeon games have. I'm actually big fan of those. I was wondering if you could talk about the inspiration for that. I guess they're based on the game Rogue, or they're very similar, at least? Which seems like a very challenging sort of source material for a video game. Could you speak about that?
KN: Exactly. There was a staff member on the team that really liked Rogue, but Rogue is a difficult game, a very hardcore game. You use the whole alphabet [Rogue used ASCII text in place of graphics]. In the beginning, I played it for a whole week and didn't see what was supposed to be so much fun about it. But after that, I started to understand the game. Ultima and Wizardry are also difficult games, but what we did with those games is, they took those games and made a more easy-to-understand version of them, which was Dragon Quest. We wanted to approach Rogue in a similar way, make a more understandable, more easy-to-play version of Rogue, which was the Mystery Dungeon series. Torneko's Big Adventure was the first title that we put out in the series.
Koichi Nakamura, the founder of Chunsoft, was actually one of the co-creators of the Dragon Quest series. He was the main programmer for Dragon Quest 1, and he and his company worked as the programmers for all of the games up through 5. One of the staff members loved Rogue but they felt that it was really difficult to get into, so they decided to take a similar approach to that type of game that was taken with Dragon Quest with regards to Wizardry and Ultima, and the inspiration for that came specifically from chapter 3 of DQ4, Torneko's chapter.
had me at Mystery Dungeon. not much hype for EO left. they're pumping them out too fast.
now announce for the west.
Did anyone take a good look at the classes available during the stream? I thought they were only using classes from EO1 and 2, but during the stream they also mentioned the Runemaster, which is from 4. There were also 3 locked classes in the character creation menu.
I checked out the video of the reveal again. In the character creation screen, the classes are
Landsknecht
Protector
Gunner
Runemaster
Medic
Dancer
Hexer
and 3 locked classes. One of them will be Princess, judging by one of the screenshots in the Famitsu article.
Err, yes. The first Mystery Dungeon game was on SNES, and it starred Torneko from Dragon Quest 4. Then Chunsoft created its own series of Mystery Dungeon games called Shiren the Wanderer, the first of which was also on SNES. Since then, there have been several more Shiren games, several more Torneko games, three Final Fantasy Mystery Dungeon games (Chocobo's Dungeon 1 and 2 on PSX, and Chocobo's Dungeon on Wii), in addition to the Pokemon games.
Here is a list.
Are the Chocobo games actually Mysterious Dungeon games or just knockoffs? I don't think Chunsoft developed or published any of them.
Just got an e-mail from Play Asia advertising this game with an english title of Etrian Mystery Dungeon and logo, claiming it's the NA version of the game.
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