Granted, the sentiments expressed above are coming from the mouth of a guy who's only put a few hours into the first Danganronpa game thus far.
So, for all I know, the footage (found in the trailer below) of the in-the-works third Danganronpa title, which apparently will be called New Danganronpa V3: A New Semester for Everyone's Killing Life in its home country, is quite a departure from its predecessors.
Speaking of my unfortunate lack of experience with the initial pair of Danganronpa games, keep that in mind while you consider whether or not to check out the following video. I have no idea if does or doesn't contain spoilers, so view it at your own risk.
With that out of the way, what do those of you who actually watched it think of it? Are you excited? Are you feeling wary? Are you experiencing some other emotion or emotions altogether?
Share your answers to those questions in the comments section below when you've got a second to spare. Oh, and also let me know if you think there's anything "new" to New Danganronpa V3 based on what you saw in the trailer above.
See also: some of the thoughts I've shared so far regarding my playthrough of the first Danganronpa
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Friday, December 04, 2015
Thursday, September 17, 2015
So, who else is frothing at the mouth over 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Danganronpa 3, Project Setsuna and SaGa Scarlet Grace?
Why am I wasting my precious free time talking about the four games named in the header above? Because I think all of them look freaking amazing, that's why.
OK, so little has been shown of these in-the-works offerings--one of which, SaGa Scarlet Grace, is going to be a Vita-only affair, while the others are being prepped for both Vita and PS4--so far. Still, what was shown of them during the Sony Japan event held a couple of days ago really piqued my interest.
Speaking of which, here's the first trailer for 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, which is being made by Vanillaware (and published by Atlus, I believe):
And below is the teaser for the next entry in the Danganronpa series (which apparently will be called New Danganronpa V3):
As much as I like the "footage" shown above, it pales in comparison to what's found in the following video, which is of Square Enix's sure-to-be-renamed-sometime-soon Project Setsuna:
Project Setsuna is set to hit Japan sometime early next year, by the way, so keep your eyes peeled if you're even half as interested in it as I am at the moment.
Sadly, the brass at Square Enix seemingly aren't feeling as confident about their next SaGa title (SaGa Scarlet, and now a 2016 release), as the trailer above provides fans like me with a glimpse of the game's logo, two of what I'm assuming are its main characters and ... basically nothing else.
Despite the distinct lack of actual gameplay snippets in this quartet of videos, I'm still very much looking forward to learning more about the title they're supposed to promote.
How about you? Did any of these trailers "trip your trigger"? If so, which ones--and why?
OK, so little has been shown of these in-the-works offerings--one of which, SaGa Scarlet Grace, is going to be a Vita-only affair, while the others are being prepped for both Vita and PS4--so far. Still, what was shown of them during the Sony Japan event held a couple of days ago really piqued my interest.
Speaking of which, here's the first trailer for 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, which is being made by Vanillaware (and published by Atlus, I believe):
And below is the teaser for the next entry in the Danganronpa series (which apparently will be called New Danganronpa V3):
As much as I like the "footage" shown above, it pales in comparison to what's found in the following video, which is of Square Enix's sure-to-be-renamed-sometime-soon Project Setsuna:
Project Setsuna is set to hit Japan sometime early next year, by the way, so keep your eyes peeled if you're even half as interested in it as I am at the moment.
Sadly, the brass at Square Enix seemingly aren't feeling as confident about their next SaGa title (SaGa Scarlet, and now a 2016 release), as the trailer above provides fans like me with a glimpse of the game's logo, two of what I'm assuming are its main characters and ... basically nothing else.
Despite the distinct lack of actual gameplay snippets in this quartet of videos, I'm still very much looking forward to learning more about the title they're supposed to promote.
How about you? Did any of these trailers "trip your trigger"? If so, which ones--and why?
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