TGS07: The Last Remnant trailer displays new characters
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(Page 1)2. So this is the first RPG from Square Enix using the new Unreal engine, looks really good. I'd like to see a comparison between that and the white engine for FFXIII. Either way, I'm getting both.
Posted at 6:23PM on Sep 20th 2007 by ruibing
3. Super sick trailer... can't get used to seeing the 360 tag after the Square Enix logo though, PS3 signage would've been much more appropriate =)
Posted at 7:14PM on Sep 20th 2007 by Ty
4. Holy crap, door punching?
the part at the end was intense
Posted at 7:37PM on Sep 20th 2007 by dancingtosirens
5. Is this on both systems at the same time or does 360 get it a few months first?
Posted at 7:47PM on Sep 20th 2007 by drdre74
6. simultanious across both consoles and US/japan..id also like to point out that this trailer was rendered on Xbox 360
Posted at 8:18PM on Sep 20th 2007 by Xavier
7. The Conqueror looks like the greatest Square badass since Sephiroth. I can already tell.
Posted at 9:27PM on Sep 20th 2007 by Hashbrown_Hunter
8. Seriously NOT trying to be a fnboy here... but unlike most Square games, this is really not doing it for me.
From the first video footage to this, something just seemed to be lacking. I can't put my finger on it, though.
Does anyone else agree? It just looks bland for a Square title. Is it because it is being developed for both?
Is it seperate developments? PS3 ported to 360(seems likely since it is square and they might be more familiar with developing on Sonys system)? 360 ported to the 360 (also likely given the constraints of the 360)?
Posted at 10:07PM on Sep 20th 2007 by deathxrebirth
9. Just officially entered my radar.
Posted at 11:56PM on Sep 20th 2007 by doc j
10. I don't know guys, this looks like a 360 game to me. I think I will avoid this game like I am going to avoid that new Devil May Cry 4 game. I hope square releases final fantasy 13 soon. I hope that the ff games are exclusive to sony's system, if not I will avoid them too.
Posted at 12:11AM on Sep 21st 2007 by Luke
11. Wow! You guys really hit it on the head with the Bart look-a-like. It's exactly what I thought when I saw that character. Glad somebody else could see that. :)
Posted at 1:50AM on Sep 21st 2007 by Aysir
12. @8
I agree, and no I doubt it is due to the cross platforming.
The main character and his sister remind me so much of the default hume desings from FFXI.
The battle scenes look nice. I guess only time will tell whats in store.
Posted at 4:02AM on Sep 21st 2007 by railven
13. @8 and @12: I think the color palette is kinda muted for the PS3. This definitely looks like it was rendered on an X360.
Posted at 8:22AM on Sep 21st 2007 by Popfrogs
14. @10
:( why your gonna miss out on some good stuff.
@13
FFXIII, Little big planet, HAZE(yellow)? i dont get it. The Palettes in those game look like they pop to me.
Posted at 9:45AM on Sep 21st 2007 by MYPS3KilledMy360
15. Friends call me an anime freak or otaku if you will, but man I've had enough with these pretty boys as the main characters.
They should have made the characters stronger looking, more manly. Put them on a heavy armor or gears that scream 'bring the battle on'
Instead look at all these characters.. dood with the yellow hair.. it looks like he needs 2 hours just to do the hairdo. Then what's up with that silly hat.
I seriously wish those cool looking armor displayed in the latest kingdom hearts trailer would often be used in japanese RPG. I mean I love japanese RPG more than the US based.. but these characters are just.. hmm need a remodeling.
Posted at 5:32PM on Sep 21st 2007 by HeavenlySword
16. @10 get used to more and more cross platform games, easpecially niche games like rpgs. Developers need to do it in an attempt to curb the higher costs of development. I personally dont really mind, let everyone enjoy the title on their system of choice. As long as I can get the game on my ps3 I dont care if it comes out on the 360.
Posted at 7:35PM on Sep 21st 2007 by Josh
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1. Starting to look forward to this now.
Posted at 6:16PM on Sep 20th 2007 by Ste