Last Remnant enthusiasts will enjoy concept art, screenshots
by Nick Doerr 
{ Jun 21st 2008 at 2:15AM }
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Kellian @ Jun 21st 2008 8:36AM
More information like "We got our act together and learned how to deal with the UE3" ?
John @ Jun 21st 2008 9:29AM
Everything looks brown. I'll pass. Is the engine having trouble rendering colors other than generally brown?
Denkigrve @ Jun 23rd 2008 1:14PM
All of the battle scenes look like the same generic battles from games like Dynasty Warriors, or Nintey Nine Nights. You're in a brown canyon, fighting lots of enemies... The "epic battle" games get old fast. Why venture down this route. I much preferred FF XII's gameplay than this. It seems like the jRPG factories are trying to find new identities in this "Next Gen" era.
Final Fantasy has been a no-show for a while now. Videos of FMV don't count. Everything else Square-Enix has shown off for next-gen just looks rather bland. Star Ocean had some possibilities, but this Xbox exclusivity non-sense just turned me off to it. Square-enix just lost 28 million, and moved a game series that sold better in Japan than it did here on a console that doesn't sell well in Japan. Does Square-enix hate money? It certainly appears that they do.