Earth Seeker (Wii - JRPG)

[Zonned87]

If ever a 4th game deserved to be added to the Wii trio of RPG's Earth Seeker would be the most deserving.



Story:
Earth Seeker takes place in a post-apocalyptic world, in which humanity's last remnants amass onto a spaceship and crash land onto a mysterious planet. A machine that controls planetary climates aboard the spaceship then malfunctions, causing problems for the crashed humans as well as the planet's native inhabitants.



Fans rally to the cause on facebook!

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Seek-F...10996312280577

[Fabrizo]

http://xseedgames.com/forums/showthr...r-Nintendo-Wii

"If Kadokawa asks us to publish it then we will consider it, but we will not aggressively pursue it from our side." -XSeed

[Zonned87]

Thats sadning, fans may have to bug other publishers then.

[Shizuka]

That only means you have to bother Kadokawa instead, but even so, the 5k release week in Japan shows that the game might not even be that good.

[Lumina]

I wanted to like this game when I first heard about it, but it certainly doesn't look very good to me personally. The constant pausing of the action in order to open menus and give battle commands is a very silly design choice in my opinion. Why even bother making a real time battle system if that's how you have to battle?

Even the Tales series which has been known to keep to a pretty standard formula over the years, and used to be plagued by a similar feature back in the day, mostly did away with this in the PS2 era by way of giving the player quick shortcuts to tell party members to complete actions even when you're not directly controlling them. I mean I know it's not the same 4 member party system, but I'm sure they could have figured out something like this to keep the action fast and frantic.

[Rydux]

What a shame, it looked like a fun game to get.

[Philfish]

Bring it to the U.S. market; please XSEED!

[Philfish]

The Japanese are just not into the RPGs as much as they used to be; especially since the home console wave of hatred started. Seems as though the U.S. likes JRPGs more than the Japanese these days.

[PringlesXD]

I looked at a few videos, and it looked very boring... ):

[Zonned87]

The Japanese are just not into the RPGs as much as they used to be; especially since the home console wave of hatred started. Seems as though the U.S. likes JRPGs more than the Japanese these days.

Oddly most JRPGs sell more stateside than in Japan.

I looked at a few videos, and it looked very boring... ):

I like the artistic style.