Well remember when there was an announced enhanced remake for Bravely Default in Japan? Well according to a source in the article below, it seems the overseas editions will be the enhanced version! That explains why the localization process is extending to 2014. ;) great news http://mynintendonews.com/2013/09/02/bravely-defaults-western-release-will-be-based-on-for-the-sequel/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
[QUOTE="charizard1605"]Also confirmed that it will have dual audio options Man, they're doing everything right with this game, aren't they? That is surprising. Wait, is this game voiced?
[QUOTE="charizard1605"]Also confirmed that it will have dual audio options Man, they're doing everything right with this game, aren't they? I wouldn't count of that.
[QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="charizard1605"]Also confirmed that it will have dual audio options Man, they're doing everything right with this game, aren't they? I wouldn't count of that. The glass is always half-empty for you, huh? You're always so pessimistic.
[QUOTE="bbkkristian"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="charizard1605"]Also confirmed that it will have dual audio options Man, they're doing everything right with this game, aren't they? I wouldn't count of that. The glass is always half-empty for you, huh? It's called being realistic. Nintendo is not known for dual audio and neither is SE. If it was someone like NIS localizing the game it'll be different.
[QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="bbkkristian"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"] I wouldn't count of that. The glass is always half-empty for you, huh? It's called being realistic. Nintendo is not known for dual audio and neither is SE. If it was someone like NIS localizing the game it'll be different. I'm talking about in general. Rarely have I seen you post about something you actually look forward to or show an ounce of optimism.
[QUOTE="bbkkristian"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="bbkkristian"] The glass is always half-empty for you, huh? It's called being realistic. Nintendo is not known for dual audio and neither is SE. If it was someone like NIS localizing the game it'll be different. I'm talking about in general. Rarely have I seen you post about something you actually look forward to or show an ounce of optimism. Does that bother you or something?
[QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="bbkkristian"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"] It's called being realistic. Nintendo is not known for dual audio and neither is SE. If it was someone like NIS localizing the game it'll be different. I'm talking about in general. Rarely have I seen you post about something you actually look forward to or show an ounce of optimism. Does that bother you or something? It makes me think you don't have a soul.
[QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="bbkkristian"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"] I wouldn't count of that. The glass is always half-empty for you, huh? It's called being realistic. Nintendo is not known for dual audio and neither is SE. If it was someone like NIS localizing the game it'll be different. Really, Nintendo isn't known for dual audio? Fire Emblem: Awakening had it.
I personally hate the artstyle alot. Also after playing FF4 idk if I want something similer to that type of combat.
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This combat is not like Final Fantasy IV, it's more like Final Fantasy V. It uses a similar job system too, IIRC.
I still dont get why it looks like FF3,FF4 remake from ds. Those games imo were eye bleeding ugly. I hate the look of the character models.Â
But it doesn't :? It's highly stylized, unlike Final Fantasy IV DS which was trying to go for a realistic look on the most 3D challenged hardware on the market.
[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="bbkkristian"] The glass is always half-empty for you, huh? It's called being realistic. Nintendo is not known for dual audio and neither is SE. If it was someone like NIS localizing the game it'll be different. Really, Nintendo isn't known for dual audio? Fire Emblem: Awakening had it. One of the Operation Rainfall RPGs I forget which had DA as well and still generally neither Nintendo nor SE RPGs have DA outside of Japan. How many other Nintendo or SE games have DA?
[QUOTE="charizard1605"] This combat is not like Final Fantasy IV, it's more like Final Fantasy V. It uses a similar job system too, IIRC.charizard1605
I still dont get why it looks like FF3,FF4 remake from ds. Those games imo were eye bleeding ugly. I hate the look of the character models.Â
But it doesn't :? It's highly stylized, unlike Final Fantasy IV DS which was trying to go for a realistic look on the most 3D challenged hardware on the market.
I just relooked and yea the characters models look the same. It looks ugly as sin.The backgrounds look ok at best.This game is not pleaseing to my eyes.
New System - Following the Brave & Default style of battle offered in the original game, this game is equipped with a new battle system from the sequel currently in development.
Updated User Interface - A complete UI overhaul. Compatibility between jobs and equipped items can be seen on the equip screen, for example.
Enhanced Battle Tempo - Thanks to minute adjustments made to motion and effect, the speed of battles has increased. With replay available at up to four times normal speed, the pace of battle has dramatically increased. Once the auto input function is activated, commands that you entered during your previous turn will repeat automatically. Leveling up and battling foes with higher levels is now easier than ever.
Event Viewer - Scenes that have already taken place can be replayed any time during the game.
Multiple Language Options - Voices in Japanese and English, and text in Japanese, English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish.
Bravely Default Data Compatibility Import your data from the original game. Choose to transfer your level, jobs, job level, money, items, Genome abilities, and D-Notebook.
More Save Slots - The original game only had one save slot. For the Sequel offers three.
More Configuration - Configure more options, such as difficulty settings and enemy counter rate.
Better Town Graphics - In order to give the player a better feel for the character and charm of towns, town maps have been redrawn.
Improved Party Chat - Characters who lacked variety in the original game now have facial expressions. Designed to match the flow of conversation, characters will reveal their emotions.
Chapters 7 and 8 Revisions - The episodes and battle events about the Asterisk holders have been expanded.
[QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"] It's called being realistic. Nintendo is not known for dual audio and neither is SE. If it was someone like NIS localizing the game it'll be different. Really, Nintendo isn't known for dual audio? Fire Emblem: Awakening had it. One of the Operation Rainfall RPGs I forget which had DA as well and still generally neither Nintendo nor SE RPGs have DA outside of Japan. How many other Nintendo or SE games have DA? That was Xenoblade. So basically every major JRPG Nintendo has released in the last three years (a grand total of two- Fire Emblem, and Xenoblade) has had Dual Audio, and now Bravely Default will as well. I certainly think that's the start of a new trend.
New System - Following the Brave & Default style of battle offered in the original game, this game is equipped with a new battle system from the sequel currently in development.
Updated User Interface - A complete UI overhaul. Compatibility between jobs and equipped items can be seen on the equip screen, for example.
Enhanced Battle Tempo - Thanks to minute adjustments made to motion and effect, the speed of battles has increased. With replay available at up to four times normal speed, the pace of battle has dramatically increased. Once the auto input function is activated, commands that you entered during your previous turn will repeat automatically. Leveling up and battling foes with higher levels is now easier than ever.
Event Viewer - Scenes that have already taken place can be replayed any time during the game.
Multiple Language Options - Voices in Japanese and English, and text in Japanese, English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish.
Bravely Default Data Compatibility Import your data from the original game. Choose to transfer your level, jobs, job level, money, items, Genome abilities, and D-Notebook.
More Save Slots - The original game only had one save slot. For the Sequel offers three.
More Configuration - Configure more options, such as difficulty settings and enemy counter rate.
Better Town Graphics - In order to give the player a better feel for the character and charm of towns, town maps have been redrawn.
Improved Party Chat - Characters who lacked variety in the original game now have facial expressions. Designed to match the flow of conversation, characters will reveal their emotions.
Chapters 7 and 8 Revisions - The episodes and battle events about the Asterisk holders have been expanded.
[QUOTE="charizard1605"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="charizard1605"] Really, Nintendo isn't known for dual audio? Fire Emblem: Awakening had it. One of the Operation Rainfall RPGs I forget which had DA as well and still generally neither Nintendo nor SE RPGs have DA outside of Japan. How many other Nintendo or SE games have DA? That was Xenoblade. So basically every major JRPG Nintendo has released in the last three years (a grand total of two- Fire Emblem, and Xenoblade) has had Dual Audio, and now Bravely Default will as well. I certainly think that's the start of a new trend. It could be we'll see if Nintendo keeps that up. Glad you got DA for this game confirmed though.
One thing I find weird is that Square-Enix is not currently localizing anything for the 3DS. I own a lot of import 3DS games from SE and yet after what Theatrhythm FF they haven't been localizing anything.
One thing I find weird is that Square-Enix is not currently localizing anything for the 3DS. I own a lot of import 3DS games from SE and yet after what Theatrhythm FF they haven't been localizing anything.FlamesOfGrey
SE isn't localizing anything for handhelds, asides from mobile. Edit: and FFX
[QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"]One thing I find weird is that Square-Enix is not currently localizing anything for the 3DS. I own a lot of import 3DS games from SE and yet after what Theatrhythm FF they haven't been localizing anything.bbkkristian
SE isn't localizing anything for handhelds, asides from mobile. They actually said that?
[QUOTE="bbkkristian"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"]One thing I find weird is that Square-Enix is not currently localizing anything for the 3DS. I own a lot of import 3DS games from SE and yet after what Theatrhythm FF they haven't been localizing anything.FlamesOfGrey
SE isn't localizing anything for handhelds, asides from mobile. They actually said that? No, but from their Gamescom presentations and e3, the only game they had on any handheld asides from mobile was Final Fantasy X HD.
[QUOTE="bbkkristian"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="bbkkristian"] SE isn't localizing anything for handhelds, asides from mobile. They actually said that? No, but from their Gamescom presentations and e3, the only game they had on any handheld asides from mobile was Final Fantasy X HD. I guess Nintendo will have to pick and choose what to bring over from them then. I did hear Nintendo chose BD over DQ VII for localization.
[QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"][QUOTE="bbkkristian"][QUOTE="FlamesOfGrey"] They actually said that? No, but from their Gamescom presentations and e3, the only game they had on any handheld asides from mobile was Final Fantasy X HD. I guess Nintendo will have to pick and choose what to bring over from them then. I did hear Nintendo chose BD over DQ VII for localization. Yeah, apparently it was a budget thing. I hope they do bring DQ7 over here sometime as well, though.
That is great news that we are going to get the updated/complete version. I just hope they can stay within the 2014 window now that they have a clear goal as to what is happening.Â
New System - Following the Brave & Default style of battle offered in the original game, this game is equipped with a new battle system from the sequel currently in development.
Updated User Interface - A complete UI overhaul. Compatibility between jobs and equipped items can be seen on the equip screen, for example.
Enhanced Battle Tempo - Thanks to minute adjustments made to motion and effect, the speed of battles has increased. With replay available at up to four times normal speed, the pace of battle has dramatically increased. Once the auto input function is activated, commands that you entered during your previous turn will repeat automatically. Leveling up and battling foes with higher levels is now easier than ever.
Event Viewer - Scenes that have already taken place can be replayed any time during the game.
Multiple Language Options - Voices in Japanese and English, and text in Japanese, English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish.
Bravely Default Data Compatibility Import your data from the original game. Choose to transfer your level, jobs, job level, money, items, Genome abilities, and D-Notebook.
More Save Slots - The original game only had one save slot. For the Sequel offers three.
More Configuration - Configure more options, such as difficulty settings and enemy counter rate.
Better Town Graphics - In order to give the player a better feel for the character and charm of towns, town maps have been redrawn.
Improved Party Chat - Characters who lacked variety in the original game now have facial expressions. Designed to match the flow of conversation, characters will reveal their emotions.
Chapters 7 and 8 Revisions - The episodes and battle events about the Asterisk holders have been expanded.
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