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Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the PS3 Ni no Kuni a completely different game from DS Ni no Kuni? Different subtitles and all.
If this game doesn't come out in America I will go to Level-5's offices and eat all their hats. That's a threat I'm prepared to carry out, too. Translate it if you love your hats, gentlemen.
@tirkaro
I think you may be right, the gameplay looks different as well. The DS version (from the videos I've seen) seems to play like a Dragon Quest game, turned based combat but with some rune-drawing mechanics using the touch screen. On the other hand, the PS3 version looks like real-time combat. I could be wrong though. Either way, they both look awesome; cool gameplay with an absolutely gorgeous graphical style.
I think you may be right, the gameplay looks different as well. The DS version (from the videos I've seen) seems to play like a Dragon Quest game, turned based combat but with some rune-drawing mechanics using the touch screen. On the other hand, the PS3 version looks like real-time combat. I could be wrong though. Either way, they both look awesome; cool gameplay with an absolutely gorgeous graphical style.
Tirkaro, yes, they are, in fact, two different games that follows the same story.
Also, I saw this trailer like a week ago. What took you so long, D-toid?
Also, I saw this trailer like a week ago. What took you so long, D-toid?
The game looks beautiful and the soundtrack is nice, but what's the selling point of this game that seems to excite you all?
Miyazakimon? That's the vibe I'm getting. And how often is there a DS-to-console port? Or a DS-to-HD console port? Or a really awesome-looking DS-to-HD-console port? Because this looks amazing. And not just graphics-wise.
@Gloqwi- I'm excited because beacuse the game looks beautiful and the soundtrack is great, Level 5 are a good RPG developer and Studio Ghibli are involved. Do I need any more reasons?
I feel like two games with different titles wouldn't be considered ports twice in a row, but maybe that was overlooked in the excitement of blogging. So yeah - the PS3 game is both fortunately and unfortunately a different game from the DS title. They have different names and are different in other ways too. This was brought up in the comments of the last post about these games, but I guess that was overlooked.
Simply Beautiful. If it is going to be released in the US or even Europe I'll get it day one.
@Bulkmailer
Joe Hisaishi. That equals instant win in my book.
@Bulkmailer
Joe Hisaishi. That equals instant win in my book.
The selling point is that this is a game made by Level 5 and Studio Ghibli. Kind of like how the selling point of a Rolls Royce is that it's a Rolls Royce. Sometimes the name of a company, or in this case, two companies, can become synonymous with quality. This is why people are excited.
I just watched Ponyo tonight. Good timing!
I was sold at "Studio Ghibli is making a game." But then they made it an RPG with a world map and real time battle encounters?! How can this be real!?!?
I was sold at "Studio Ghibli is making a game." But then they made it an RPG with a world map and real time battle encounters?! How can this be real!?!?
I'm more impressed with the music than the animation. Joe Hisaishi has always been a composer of amazing standard.
This game NEEDS to be called "The Another World" when it hits North America. More games need fucked up ridiculous names like that.
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