4 Heroes of light was cool up until the point where you hit a brick wall boss. Havent gone back to it since.
Need to play Dimensions though.
Not knowing the context of "Flying Fairy" makes naming this hard, but I don't want to spoil myself on the offchance this will actually come over. I do thing "Brave" needs to be in the title somewhere.
Fleeting Braves: Flying Fairy?
I feel the opposite way may be true, and here's why:Anybody who wants to see this localized should want a name change, if only because a game titled "Bravely Default: Flying Fairy" on the 3DS isn't going to sell shit, which is going to further hurt potential future localizations.
Final Fantasy: Flying Fairy, Fucking Finally.
"Hey, what's that game you're playing?"
"FFFFFF--"
Why Square refuses to localize their products concurrently with development baffles me to this very day.
No your example would be correct if the title was:
Bravely Default: Flying Fairy - Job Class - Sword - Axe - Magic - Streetpass - Spotpass - Village Fiesta
Because they're undecided on whether to bring some of them outside of Japan or not.Why Square refuses to localize their products concurrently with development baffles me to this very day.
Coming from Square, I'd expect that to be the name of the collector's edition.
They absolutely do do this when it's a sure thing (FFXIII through to Lightning Returns most notably.)
They did dig out a mostly (entirely?) complete localization out of DQIV's import release, yet they took 9 months to release it outside of Japan anyway. Plus some of those late PSP games were pretty close, like 4 months close, and if it's not Type-0 they seem to be good about this with proper FF games. Hell, for all we know Type-0 could've been one of those close releases but they abstained in the end, it DID come out late 2011 and SE may've decided after the performance of the games earlier in 2011 to just not bother even if it was within the same month.You can't possibly use that as a viable example. Since when have Square's game's been given the same treatment if Lightning wasn't present in it?
They did dig out a mostly (entirely?) complete localization out of DQIV's import release,
Did they censor in releasing here, or uncensor? It sounds like it was all tame stuff like puff-puff other entires saw, so it's a little frustrating to get that censored likely more because of an arbitrary "it's on handhelds and we want to sell to kids!" thing than anything that'd cause serious trouble or even a higher rating.This. A few things changed between the JPN release, mostly censored stuff, but it was pretty much done. The only thing missing from the english version found on the japanese cartridge was the party chat, but they never translated that anyway
Apparently the name makes sense after you beat the game, which is more than you can say for a lot of games. Some even make less sense.
Who cares if the name makes sense?
Metal Gear Solid
Harvest Moon
Tactics Ogre
Resident Evil
Advance Wars
All of these names are weird and don't make any sense. I didn't even play Resident Evil back in the day because I thought the name was so ridiculous. I've still never played a Resident Evil game, but now it's just because I haven't gotten around to it. A weird name isn't killing anything, and I actually like the title.
Apparently the name makes sense after you beat the game, which is more than you can say for a lot of games. Some even make less sense.
Did they censor in releasing here, or uncensor? It sounds like it was all tame stuff like puff-puff other entires saw, so it's a little frustrating to get that censored likely more because of an arbitrary "it's on handhelds and we want to sell to kids!" thing than anything that'd cause serious trouble or even a higher rating.
If this is even close to being as interesting as SG then I'll be satisfied.Stein's Gate: Flying Fairy
If this is even close to being as interesting as SG then I'll be satisfied.
You can't possibly use that as a viable example. Since when have Square's game's been given the same treatment if Lightning wasn't present in it?
Who cares if the name makes sense?
Metal Gear Solid
Harvest Moon
Tactics Ogre
Resident Evil
Advance Wars
All of these names are weird and don't make any sense. I didn't even play Resident Evil back in the day because I thought the name was so ridiculous. I've still never played a Resident Evil game, but now it's just because I haven't gotten around to it. A weird name isn't killing anything, and I actually like the title.
Apparently the name makes sense after you beat the game, which is more than you can say for a lot of games. Some even make less sense.
Completely agree, the 4 demos would really help the game build a strong following pre release and let it spread just by word of mouth.I feel the opposite way may be true, and here's why:
If I see that SE is bringing a unique IP over here, I'm interested. "TWEWY? What's that all about?" I look into it.
If I see Final Fantasy: Subtitle Here, I think "Oh, it's another crappy spin-off." I hate spin-offs. They aren't worth my time 9/10 cases. Auto-skip until someone convinces me otherwise.
Meanwhile, Ni No Kuni, which has a really weird name and no franchise it's building off of, is getting terrific reviews in the USA and sold well.
I think you have to take this on a case-by-case basis. Xenoblade? Great name, Monado was terrible. Let people know you made Xenogears, and this is your next big thing. SE doesn't need to do that, though. SE just needs to give us the ~4 demos this game got in JP, one at a time, with some advertising. That'll do better than telling every gamer out there that this is just a Final Fantasy that wasn't good enough to be part of the main numbered series.
I was kind of hoping that maybe something was restored from the original English translation found on the Japanese game, but I guess not. Disappointing, though puff-puff was going to be gone either way.They censored it for here. Took out the puff puff references and other stuff
Most of those are evocative of what happens in a game actually, at least from a casual glance. Metal Gear? Must have robots, lots of machinery, and be set in a modern or futuristic setting. Harvest Moon? Something about farming. Tactics Ogre? Fantasy game with a tactical element. Resident Evil? Uhhh, Japanese name was better but for the first game but it gives a horror impression I guess. And Advance Wars, beyond the original US platform, indicates it's a war game.Who cares if the name makes sense?
Metal Gear Solid
Harvest Moon
Tactics Ogre
Resident Evil
Advance Wars
All of these names are weird and don't make any sense. I didn't even play Resident Evil back in the day because I thought the name was so ridiculous. I've still never played a Resident Evil game, but now it's just because I haven't gotten around to it. A weird name isn't killing anything, and I actually like the title.
Apparently the name makes sense after you beat the game, which is more than you can say for a lot of games. Some even make less sense.
Good to hear, one of those 3DS games I've actually wanted for a while
It has random battles, though!
Default Bravely: Fairies Fly
Brave Fairy: Flying Default
Brave Flier: Defaulting Fairy
... all make about the same amount of sense than the original title does. I'm betting on Final Fantasy: Bravely Default
Too bad changing the name means losing out on something very clever.
And using the FF moniker really says it isn't a new IP but a subseries and will cause confusion.
Change the name fine, but leave FF out of it.
I think that's the main problem, all Square thinks it can make are FF games and that is not true. But they seem to want to push that line of thought.
And as I said before putting FF and the word "Brave" in the title is only gonna be compared with "All The Bravest" which pissed a lot of people off.
People don't seem to understand that the title has a lot to do with the story, the characters and the battle system. Or they refuse to.
Damn. How bad are they? :-/It has random battles, though!
NoooooooooIt has random battles, though!
Nope. The original title at least has contextual meaning.
They aren't. But then, I have no issues with random battles in general. I was only pointing it out to Amir0x since he has quite a dislike for them.Damn. How bad are they? :-/
Why so?They aren't. But then, I have no issues with random battles in general. I was only pointing it out to Amir0x since he has quite a dislike for them.
Honestly, if you are the type of person who has a problem with random battles, then I doubt that's the only issue you'll have with this game.