The Alliance Alive Arrives on 3DS
Another title launching this week is The Alliance Alive. The latest spiritual successor to the SaGa series, the game is out now for 3DS in North America and Europe.
Another title launching this week is The Alliance Alive. The latest spiritual successor to the SaGa series, the game is out now for 3DS in North America and Europe.
A tale of two RPG demos makes the rounds this week. Though The Alliance Alive’s demo release appears to have gone off without a hitch, the same cannot be said about Yakuza 6’s.
Some may argue that it was already easy to overdose on The Caligula Effect, but FuRyu is making sure its ideas get plenty more attention. The publisher recently provided the first full trailer for its enhanced remake.
The Alliance Alive joins up in North America and Europe in just a couple of months. Atlus USA released a new trailer showing a few of its combat aspects.
The Caligula Effect’s localisation took many by surprise. Unfortunately, this isn’t one of those cases where an under-the-radar title is rescued to the betterment of the RPG scene.
With all the awesome reviews lately, it would seem like the gaming scene is all hugs and love these days. Leave it to FuRyu to provide the kiss of death in the form of an innocuous little game.
Sometimes tie-in games are great. More often, they are not. And then there are a few out there that are interesting, though one might wonder what the developers were smoking. Let’s hear it for the crazy ones.
At the end of the day, Legend of Legacy provides a satisfying experience, with plenty to explore, and lots of challenging combat to experience. It may not bear the SaGa name, but it carries on the best aspects of the series. Akitoshi Kawazu would be proud.
The End has decided to destroy the world. As one might expect, the world is somewhat against this and sends in players to deal with this threat with ten allies, but how will traitors in the ranks affect things?
The Legend of Legacy comes from FuRyu’s development studios, and it has most everything that has come to characterize the SaGa games, both for good and for bad.
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