Oh god, the more I find out about this game, the more I want it. If it lives up to my hype, it'll probably be the best game ever. D:
Oh god, the more I find out about this game, the more I want it. If it lives up to my hype, it'll probably be the best game ever. D:
Oh, that looks quite different from the usual LoH games. That's nice. (:
This is not even a LoH game due to the exlusion of "Legend of Heroes" in the title. It is now a Kiseki game.
Ah, sorry about that. Still, pretty different.
I just hope its not as bright during the action. The action will prove this game justice.
Last edited by KnightofAncient; 04-13-2012 at 07:07 PM.
Just my two cents, but I do think it was kind of pointless for them to remove the "Legend of Heroes" title but keep the Kiseki one.Originally Posted by KnightofAncient
Well, considering "Kiseki" became its own series... I mean, The Legend of Heroes used to be part of the "Dragon Slayer" series but dropped it for the... I think third game on? So it's not really that surprising.
Also that keeps them from having to make it "The Legend of Heroes VIII: Nayuta no Kiseki".
Incoming dumb theory:
Maybe the world of Nayuta no Kiseki is the Outside Reason mentioned in the Trails games....
Or something similar to Phantasm/Shadow Kingdom of the 3rd. It would explain things, but knowing it's Falcom things are never this easy to guess.
Arianrhod is impossible to beat normally.
Relatively empty Backloggery.
My theory, based on the look of the game, its setting and what we know about its story, is that it's actually Zwei III -- Falcom just realized it would sell better if it had "Kiseki" in the title.
Seriously, this looks sooooo much like a Zwei game (mixed with Ys Seven), and nothing at all like any previous Legend of Heroes title.
And I am EXTREMELY interested in playing it (Zwei II and Gurumin -- which I've always considered a spiritual sequel to Zwei in many ways -- are among my favorite Falcom titles, after all!).
-Tom
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