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Do you guys think that a sequel to Ni No Kuni 2 wouldn't be a possibility if Ghibli stopped making films?
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Do you guys think that a sequel to Ni No Kuni 2 wouldn't be a possibility if Ghibli stopped making films?
NnK was a Level 5 developed game, with Studio Ghibli just providing the animated cutscenes. If something like this were to happen, Level 5 could always just outsource the cutscenes to some other studio or media house, like they have done for all of their other games.
I also want to point out, NnK was a drag, and I wouldn't be at all disappointed if we never got a sequel. However, if you did want one, rest assured in knowing that Stdio Ghibli's exit would not impact the likelihood of one.
@charizard1605: I actually thought NNK was mediocre, I only enjoyed because of Ghibli and the fact they had Joe Hisashi as the composer (his work is magical). If they didn't get Ghibli's team back for a second round I wouldn't even bother trying it.
@MonsieurX: It isn't Miyazaki but the company as a whole.
Myazaki retired several times...so let's wait and see
I pretty sure he was serious this time, and even commented that the studio closing was bound to happen soon. It sad to see it closing their production, but well it had a amazing run that will leave a mark in entertainment history.
NnK was a Level 5 developed game, with Studio Ghibli just providing the animated cutscenes. If something like this were to happen, Level 5 could always just outsource the cutscenes to some other studio or media house, like they have done for all of their other games.
I also want to point out, NnK was a drag, and I wouldn't be at all disappointed if we never got a sequel. However, if you did want one, rest assured in knowing that Stdio Ghibli's exit would not impact the likelihood of one.
Basically my thoughts on it. Also while its sad to see anyone go out of buisness I personally never been a big fan of theirs. I saw howls moving castle and while it had nice visuals it didint do anything for me. though sucks for those who really enjoyed their films.
Miyazaki's son just can't pick up from his fathers legacy, they get the art style right but the stories he tries to tell are nowhere near the same quality.
@Star0: I would agree if it weren't for Wind Rises.....then again that was Miyazaki so....
Even though that man is pretty cynical, he is realistic and I can see where he is coming from.
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