Cross Edge is the ultimate hardcore cross-battle. Your favourite fighters from the stables of Capcom, Bandai Namco, NIS America, Idea Factory, and Gust come together for one gargantuan, doe-eyed slapdown.
The only question is do you have the metal to take this beast on
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6.18.2009
1. Departure Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
Did you bring your handkerchief, tissues, and a few extra cure items? If not, look no further!
2. Wanderer Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
In need of some stronger healing items? We've got you covered!
3. Power-up Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
Scale up your skills with these ability-enhancing items.
6.25.2009
4. Additional Dungeon 1 - FREE -- Extend your adventure with this bonus dungeon!
It seems like there's a dungeon near the starting point in Zeine. You'll learn more about it in
the mansion near Myr…
5. Mystery Synth Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
Suit up with these unusual synthesis items.
6. Mighty Rare Pack(?) - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
Get your hands on the most, erm, interesting items on the block.
7.02.2009
7. Safety Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
Beef up your defenses with these solid items.
8. Additional Dungeon 2 - FREE -- Extend your adventure with this bonus dungeon!
There's a new dungeon near Wilkiet. Advance the game and get ready at the Observers' Hideout.
9. New Costume Set (1) -- Expand your wardrobe along with your power with this clothing pack!
Throw out those old clothes and stock up for all the girls of Cross Edge - over a dozen new
costumes in total!
7.09.2009
10. Fresh Heart Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
These healing items will keep you safe on those cold, lonely nights.
11. Power-up Pack+ - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
Take it to the next level with these advanced ability-enhancing items.
12. Stone SP Synth Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
You'll regret passing up the chance to get your hands on these rare gems.
13. Additional Dungeon 3 - FREE -- Extend your adventure with this bonus dungeon!
Rumors report that a new dungeon was discovered near Atmosferei in Brosste. Isn't that by
the Puga Quen Tower? You'll have to see a certain event before you can go there…
14. New Costume Set (2) -- Expand your wardrobe along with your power with this clothing pack!
Throw out those old clothes and stock up for all the girls of Cross Edge - over a dozen new
costumes in total!
7.16.2009
15. Defense is Offense Pack (1) - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
Do you believe offense is the best defense? Then this pack is for you!
16. Defense is Offense Pack (2) - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
Don't give the enemy a chance to rest. Take the fight ot them!
17. Bromidic Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
You want all these rusty items? Will they shine again if you polish them enough?
7.23.2009
18. Fluffy Synth Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
We've prepared something to eat, as well as some soft stuff. But...are these really...?
19. Chicken Prediction Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
Wear it or fear it! The choice is yours!
20. No Sense of Direction Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
You got lost again? Here, take this…
21. Fickle Woman Pack - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
7.30.2009
22. Enigma Synth Pack (1) - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
We found some mysterious items. But we really don't need them, so they're all yours.
23. This is Equipment Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
We've got a sword for little kids. You don't have to be picky. Includes "Carrot Sword",
"Missile Punch", "Shower Cap", "Lover's Charm", "Hokey Dance", "Stepmom's Ring",
and "Epsilon Ring".
24. It'll Come in Handy Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
The names might be weird, but they're still pretty useful. Includes "Silver Singer",
"Puni Punisher", "Mega Piko Hammer", "Light Amulet", "Millennium Fist", and
"Thermal Underwear".
25. Hero Pack(?) -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
Wear them all at once to become a true hero! At least, that's what May said. Includes
"Limited Lance", "Paw Glove", "Miracle Buster", "Kamikaze Suit", "Hero Cloak", and
"Passion T-Shirt".
8.06.2009
26. Enigma Synth Pack (2) - FREE -- Add a few extra items to your inventory
Strange in a way never before imagined…
27. Latest Technology Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
We've collected all the latest technology. With this, you should have no problem with the
final boss. Includes "Rage Blaster", "Angel & Demon", "Laser Blade", "Muscle Star", "X-Frame",
and "Chaos Frame".
28. Pretty Little Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
Why not use a bunch of cute stuff? Includes "Prinny Staff", "Lollipop", "Rocket Booster",
"Funbun T-shirt", "Demon Lord Cloak", and "Heaven Killer".
29. Trial Edition Pack - FREE -- Boost your abilities however you want with this hardcore stat set!
2500G, 500EP, 50PP, and 100TP MIGHT just help you survive Hard Mode.
30. Additional Dungeon 4 - FREE -- Extend your adventure with this bonus dungeon!
This is...? It seems a new dungeon has been found near Penot Observatory in Pragma. But
to get there, you'll have to see a certain event…
8.13.2009
31. Big Strong Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
Merely mentioning the names of these demonic items will make you quake in your boots!
Includes "Haken Meteor", "Aleph Beth", "Booster Gauntlet", "Manly Fist", "Destroy", and "Almeda".
32. Stew Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
We threw this pack together in a hurry, so it's got plenty of variety. Includes "Sacri Vierge",
"Eversong", "GoH (Replica)", "Viral Code", "Hiyoko Charm", and "Galaxy Champ".
33. Unspoken Fear Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
I can't tell you what's in it. It's too scary! Includes "Sunset Blade", "Legendary Staff",
"Crazy Staff", "Devil Hand", "Gothic Dress", "Gothic Dress", and "Floating Stone".
34. Additional Dungeon 5 - FREE -- Extend your adventure with this bonus dungeon!
Well...umm...I heard there's a dungeon near our fortress...
"I said we're not SURE!!!"
B-but...to get there, you have to get to a certain point and see certain events in the story…
8.20.2009
35. Lots of Legends Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear! This is just a collection of items that sound like legendary items. But maybe not. Includes
"Beam Javelin", "Dreizack", "Legendary Paw", "Earth Hero's Gun", "Puniball", and "Aegis".
36. Strongest (in a Way) Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
The mightiest of all weapons! Or at least they look that way. Includes "Holy Langguth",
"Supreme Blade", "Omniscient Staff", "Warm Sweater", "Cosmos Muscle", and "Dragon Frame".
37. Thanks for Waiting Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
With tears in her eyes, May exclaimed, "I've been waiting for a pack like this!" Includes
"SoC", "Son of the Sun", "Rodriguez III", "Super-alloy Suit", "Hiyoko Sash", and "Dragon Frame".
38. Exotic Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
Why "exotic"? Cuz they're all imported goods. Includes "Shining Rider", "Rimlin's Hammer",
"Soul Blaze", "Core Elemental", "Gargantua", and "Imperial Guard".
39. Beauty & Beast Pack -- Pick up this pack and outfit yourself with the latest gear!
So...who's going to wear them? Includes "Lost Gegnum", "Destiny Scythe", "Rebellion",
"Darkness Scarf", "Wind Clarion", and "Princess Bustier".
40. Service Point Pack - FREE -- Boost your abilities however you want with this hardcore stat set!
25,000G, 2500EP, 150PP, and 500TP...how can you say no?!
41. Open Gallery -- Gain access to some cool in-game extras!
Grab this to expand your artistic horizons and unlock the full in-game art gallery.
42. Open Voice -- Gain access to some cool in-game extras!
Grab this to treat yourself to an audio buffet and unlock all of the in-game voice samples.
8.27.2009
43. Upgrade Point Pack -- Boost your abilities however you want with this hardcore stat set!
2,500,000G, 1,000,000EP, 1000PP, and 5000TP means you're pretty much invincible.
44. Add G -- Boost your abilities however you want with this hardcore stat set!
You can walk away with a jackpot of 50,000,000G! Become a high-rolling battle tycoon!
45. Add EP -- Boost your abilities however you want with this hardcore stat set!
Prepare to be surprised...50,000,000EP is comin' your way! Imagine how hard it would be
to earn this on your own!
46. Add PP (1) -- Boost your abilities however you want with this hardcore stat set!
Scoop up 5000PP and customize your party any way you want!
47. Add TP -- Boost your abilities however you want with this hardcore stat set!
Take your 2500TP and blow it all on skills and the Item Exchange!
48. Add PP (2) -- Boost your abilities however you want with this hardcore stat set!
Gosh and golly gee! Score 12,500PP and make your dream team a reality! Whee!
Although reviews are best taken with apinch of salt it would be important to know that the average gamer has rated this game as a 7.5, muvh higher then the reviews and shows the core gamer does enjoy games not popular with mainstream gamer sites.
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Play Magazine
Once again, Idea Factory, Compile Heart, and NIS America get it done through quality localization, a finely tuned array of systems, endearing characters, a wicked cool OST, and the seemingly unending power of the 2D spriteling.
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GamingTrend
In the end, I can’t recommend Cross Edge to everyone, but I can recommend it to people who like deep RPGs and don’t mind a little bit of camp with their story.
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Cross Edge is a mesh of great ideas, tons of fan service, and a few snags that keep it from being the masterpiece it should have been.
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Playstation: The Official Magazine (US)
From dialogue that loads one line at a time to the lack of PS3-level graphics (high-res static art aside), everything seems like a remnant from the early 2000s. [July 2009, p.77]
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Cheat Code Central
Turn-based sections can become cumbersome, but platform-centric dungeons are a fun diversion. However, this game's true weakness lies in its feeble story and overextended roster of characters.
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Extreme Gamer
Ah Cross Edge how I wanted to love thee, it’s too bad the clunky menus, overused traditional storytelling and mediocre fighting system wouldn’t let me.
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Worth Playing
Overall, I was mostly disappointed with Cross Edge, and while the hardcore fans of the series involved will be willing to give this one a try regardless of the content, I wouldn't advise it to the more casual RPG crowd. The battle system is pretty inventive and fun, but everything that surrounds it is a total chore.
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Video Game Talk
Cross Edge features a brilliant combat system and the character roster is like a dream come true for many J-RPG fans. Sadly the rest of the game stinks.
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Characters from across the gaming multiverse come together.
US, April 7, 2009 - If there's one thing I can tell you from my limited time with the turned-based Cross Edge, it's this: it's extremely complicated. That's not a bad thing, but after approximately two hours of play, I still have no idea what's happening. But I suppose that's to be expected from a game that borrows heroes and villains from franchises across the Japanese gaming landscape -- including characters from the minds of NIS, Gust, Idea Factory, Namco Bandai and Capcom. These reputable companies came together to create a "dream RPG" that acts as a massive dose of fan service for PS3 owners. Even though my experience with the game is sparse, I'm already intrigued to see where things are going and I'm eager to master the game's neat, albeit confusing, battle system.
Cross Edge is a traditional Japanese role-playing game complete with world map, random battles, level grinding, item synthesis and talking anime portraits. The real charm of Cross Edge comes from the fact that so many different characters unite in a single story. The start of Cross Edge is unquestionably surreal. Main character, Miko, begins by delivering a monologue where she muses about what happens when your thoughts are immediately forgotten. Where do they go? What do they do? That's what the "world" of Cross Edge is all about -- it's a place where a person's lost thoughts and a collection of forgotten ideas go when they disappear.
This battle system runs on power generated from all of Japan.
Once the intro cinematic is over, it's on to the next scene, where the young, gun-wielder, York, regains consciousness in the middle of a strange grassy field with Miko by his side. They're friends apparently, and after some playful banter, York and Miko head off to explore their odd new environment. Before they can decide what to do, however, a small pack of wolves comes bounding up behind York and attacks him. Queue your first battle!
The battle system in Cross Edge is, like its characters, a mish-mash of elements from familiar "wait and attack" RPGs. Characters and enemies each claim their own half of the screen, while both groups work inside a grid that serves as their "movement cap" for that turn. Once it's your turn to fight, players can use each face button to execute a different skill and, like Fallout 3, you can do as many attacks as possible as long as you have enough Action Points to spend. During this string of attacks, you can switch to the next guy with R1 or L1 and keep up the beating. In this way, it feels somewhat like the obscure PS2 RPG Ar Tonelico. Speaking of the Ar Tonelico series, characters from the first Ar Tonelico are present in the roster. How convenient.
What makes the Cross Edge battle system interesting is the potential for combination attacks. If you execute certain skills in a specific order, you can activate a special "chain attack" that does more damage to your assorted wolf enemies. Looking at the Arcane Tome, which is an encyclopedia of these combination attacks, there are more than 100 combos to discover. That's a lot of combinations to figure out.
As you've probably surmised, Cross Edge is an extremely complicated game. There are more gauges, diagrams and numbers on screen then there are stars in the sky (on a clear night, no less). With enough time, I'm sure players will be able to decipher the various sub-systems included in Cross Edge's combat, but all I know right now is that if you can chain enough attacks together you can break an enemy's guard and score an overkill which nets you some rare items.
New costumes for the win.
After the first battle is complete, another pack of wolves rushes in -- perhaps to avenge their fallen comrades. York and Miko prepare for the clash but Morrigan from Darkstalkers comes in to save the day. The three characters decide to set off and explore the world together. There's safety in numbers, after all. Following a few more dialogue scenes, the three companions meet up with Marie from another obscure but sharply-named role-playing game, Atelier Marie, and an original character to Cross Edge, May.
May is a little girl that can sense wandering Souls and send them away from this dreamy world. Apparently, "bad guys" (her words, not mine) are going around and sapping energy from these wandering Souls that rightfully belong to other worlds. As with many other JRPGs, the story is very cryptic at the beginning but hopefully things will clear up down the line.
I've just barely scratched the surface of Cross Edge, but I'm excited to keep playing. Sure, the game uses low-res sprites but they're animated well and you'll be able to collect new costumes for all the characters which change their appearance and portrait. It should keep folks busy for awhile.
Now, if you'll excuse me, it's time for me to continue analyzing a battle system that's more complicated than a fusion reactor's design schematic.
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Felicia
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Really loving this, hope it hits soon, sorry if already been posted, if not, hope it helps to someone or feeds your hunger
Cross Edge (クロスエッジ ,Kurosu Ejj), abbreviated as XEdge or X-Edge, is an RPG developed by Capcom, Nippon Ichi, Namco Bandai, Gust and Idea Factory, released September 25, 2008 in Japan. The game features turn-based battles, a plot that involves rescuing souls, and the ability to dress the female characters of your party in a wide variety of outfits, from PE clothes to devil costumes. The game features characters from Darkstalkers, Disgaea, Ar Tonelico, Spectral Souls, Atelier Marie and Mana-Khemia 2. NIS America will publish the game for North America in May 2009.
Characters
Original characters
York Neely /Yūto Kannagi (神薙 勇刀 ,Kannagi Yūto)
The main hero. His name in the North American version was changed to York Neely. The reason for the change is currently unknown.
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Miko Aiba /Mikoto Aiba (相羽 命 ,Aiba Mikoto)
The main heroine; her first name is shortened to Miko in the North American version.
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May (メイ ,Mei)
A character that Yūto met in the world.
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Cece /Yiruma (イルマ ,Yiruma)
One of the caretakers of the world. She, Vivi, and Mimi are triplets. In the North American version, her name is Cece.
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Vivi (ヴィヴィ ,Vivi)
One of the caretakers of the world. He's the oldest among the triplets.
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Mimi /Eruma (エルマ ,Eruma)
The youngest of the triplets. In the North American version, her name is Mimi.
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Anesha (アネーシャ ,Anesia)
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Judas (ジューダス ,Jūdasu)
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Troy /Tōya Ijūin (伊集院 冬夜 ,Ijūin Tōya)
Yūto's best friend. In the North American version, his name is Troy
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Atelier Marie characters
Marie /Marlone (マルローネ ,Marurōne)
She's the main character of Atelier Marie. Her nickname is Marie. Mana-Khemia 2 characters
A free playable demo was released on the Japanese PSN on September 29, 2008.
COSTUME CONTEST
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The top two characters selected by voters will be turned into a Giclee print. And two people who voted for each of the two favorite costumes will win a Giclee print of that costume! (That's four winners in total).
Yeah, I'm really loving the art, alot like disgaea but expanded, i know alot of people may not like it but can really get my teeth into these kinda games. The difficulty doesnt put me off, kinda increases the want to play it. Hope E.U gets it, otherwise will need get a U.S copy. Would be nice see a PAL copy though, and NIS did release Disgaea 3
So many features is X Edge that i love, world map \o/ finally it returns :P. random battles <3, and item synthesis . Wonder if we can hope for lvl9999 to
if this is relatively successful, NISA should localize Agarest Senki and Agarest Senki ZERO...they share a lot of the same battle system aspects and what not so it would be an easy transition for people who've played Cross Edge.
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if this is relatively successful, NISA should localize Agarest Senki and Agarest Senki ZERO...they share a lot of the same battle system aspects and what not so it would be an easy transition for people who've played Cross Edge.
I'd take Agarest Senki ZERO, however, I am not sure how NISA could handle the localization. I thought they only localized games that NIS handled in Japan, or are they actually able to approach other games without the aproval of NIS?
I'd take Agarest Senki ZERO, however, I am not sure how NISA could handle the localization. I thought they only localized games that NIS handled in Japan, or are they actually able to approach other games without the aproval of NIS?
Ar Tonelico 2 is Gust/Banpresto(now NBGI), but NISA localized AT2, so they do localize games outside NIS product line.
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Thanks there Forbidden,
Id also like to see Agarest zenki and zero, i can always dream . Wish alot of games could even be released like the few titles in asian copies where its english. I dont mind importing if it saves costs of localisation.
NISA are also punlishing some sega games so they could do pretty much anything. There was some bad blood between them and Idea Factory for a bit though, but I guess that must be resolved by now I'd certainly love to pick up the Agarest games is they released them
Added a few vids for anyone interested, probably seen em before, although you catch bits and pieces of some of the world map, status screens and so on as well as battles and so on.
I just noticed that this box art doesn't have the "PlayStation Network" part at the top next to the "Only on PlayStation" logo. So I expect the boxart to get changed, although not in terms of design, but in terms of the addition of that part up top, given that games with Trophies(which this game has) have had that little part of the banner up top.
the preview didn't mention loadtime issues so looks like you guys are getting Cross Edge with the patch...first 2-3 weeks, we had to wait 5~15sec per load sometimes until a patch was released
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the preview didn't mention loadtime issues so looks like you guys are getting Cross Edge with the patch...first 2-3 weeks, we had to wait 5~15sec per load sometimes until a patch was released
Yeah I actually noticed the load times in a few videos, I wasnt sure if it was the way the videos were made or if it were the load times. In some parts it was like, whats the delay .Would be great if that was fixed. It wouldnt really bother me but i can see it could really put people off who just want get moving fast. I find most previews usually just talk about the good stuff, although i probably absolutely wrong here, i find the criticism comes in the review, i find the preview usually tries hype the games, which is good.
Edit: What really gripes me though is i would give anythin for these types of games to be a success . I mean i know they have never been fantastic success, It would be nice to have just enough to warrant a look of "hey, lets release some more". Though perhaps it already has if NIS is looking to release this and already released Disgaea3. Does anyone know or have rough idea of what the publishers consider in sales a success for rpgs
DblEdit: Just wondered if anyone thought should turn this into the offical thread, an add more previews/reviews when available. Or should just let it full to the abyss of the forums.
Yeah I actually noticed the load times in a few videos, I wasnt sure if it was the way the videos were made or if it were the load times. In some parts it was like, whats the delay .Would be great if that was fixed. It wouldnt really bother me but i can see it could really put people off who just want get moving fast. I find most previews usually just talk about the good stuff, although i probably absolutely wrong here, i find the criticism comes in the review, i find the preview usually tries hype the games, which is good.
Edit: What really gripes me though is i would give anythin for these types of games to be a success . I mean i know they have never been fantastic success, It would be nice to have just enough to warrant a look of "hey, lets release some more". Though perhaps it already has if NIS is looking to release this and already released Disgaea3. Does anyone know or have rough idea of what the publishers consider in sales a success for rpgs
DblEdit: Just wondered if anyone thought should turn this into the offical thread, an add more previews/reviews when available. Or should just let it full to the abyss of the forums.
There isnt any other official thread afaik so why not? ^^
I'd totally buy another Cross Edge if they got a few more RPG teams involved, especially sega
The great thing about Cross Edge is, anyone who has played any of the games in the crossover will probably be able to deal with the highly complex battle system
if this is relatively successful, NISA should localize Agarest Senki and Agarest Senki ZERO...they share a lot of the same battle system aspects and what not so it would be an easy transition for people who've played Cross Edge.
Yeah, I think that's definitely a possibility to see AS 0 localized. The first one is probably a lost cause though, I can't see it happening this late.
Even the H-scenes are only in-line with AT, right?
Considering they're releasing Sakura Taisen 5 that came out in 2005? I dont think it's too late at all
Wait... did Sakura Taisen 5 come out that long ago? Well, then I'd have to say that they're more likely to just localize the newer game and be done with it. Unless they've already started on AS1.
They sound really great to be honest. NIS, atleast someone is trying to get these games across.
Found this so thought id upload it. I know the term, dont believer everything you read, but the localisation of the titles there doing shows there not just words
They sound really great to be honest. NIS, atleast someone is trying to get these games across.
Found this so thought id upload it. I know the term, dont believer everything you read, but the localisation of the titles there doing shows there not just words
For me, this game will make or break NISA. One mistake for Ar Tonelico 2 is bad enough (Rhapsody isn't that important to me), but to do it again will make me stop buying their games. I'll forgive them though if they do a good job on this one (up to par with AT1).
For me, this game will make or break NISA. One mistake for Ar Tonelico 2 is bad enough (Rhapsody isn't that important to me), but to do it again will make me stop buying their games. I'll forgive them though if they do a good job on this one (up to par with AT1).
It won't break or make NISA for me. They've localized too many good titles in the past for me to completely ignore them in the future. Disgaeas, Phantom Brave, and Mana Khemia were pure win, and that wins me over any day.
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