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Baroque art book coming in March, asexual angels abound within

10:24 AM on 01.18.2008, Colette Bennett 7 comments

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Baroque may be the first Wii game that sparks my interest deeply enough to power on my Wii and play for more than twenty minutes at a time, and for the console that rules the fine art of casual gaming, that's saying something. The game's art design alone has been enough to make any mention of it rise above the pack, and an art book is something which I would quite willingly fork over my yen for.

The book goes on sale in Japan on March 13th and weighs in at 40 pages, although no price has been confirmed yet. Play-Asia should have it for sale as soon as it pops up, so keep an eye there if you crave a new tome for the art & anime shelf. As an aside, the translated Famitsu page about the book is titled "The world of time before the large heat wave to be expressed." Wow, I better get ready.

[Via Famitsu -- thanks, Adam]


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Necros's Avatar
Necros at 01/18/2008 12:45
Wow, low-res graphics, fun. At least it's got a good art style.
Knives's Avatar
Knives at 01/18/2008 13:47
If it costs as much as the game then I'm not interested.
Batthink's Avatar
Batthink at 01/18/2008 15:16
@ Necros;

This may sound a bit rude, but it does take time to formulate an RPG, you know. Always expect the first wave of them to be underwhelming in certain areas.

Anyway, thanks for bringing the news, Colette. The game has more chance being released here than the art book. :O(
Aziel13's Avatar
Aziel13 at 01/18/2008 18:16
maybe they are DICKN around
Fading Star's Avatar
Fading Star at 01/22/2008 13:05
Great art style. Hurray for art books!
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