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Nintendo Bravely Default & Bravely Second
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Lord Heisen
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come che i cristal chronicles che vendevano tutti milioni di copie ????' //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/smile2.png
vendono i final fantasy main , gli altri potrebbero avere pure un noome diversa tanto li comprano solo gli appassionati , anzi spesso portare lo stesso nome e solo un contro visto che molti lo bollano come spinoff (se non ha il numero nel titolo) //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/fyebr8.gif
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Il nome comunque attira, che ne sanno i casualoni che significa main e spin-off //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/emoticons_dent1005.gif
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Non è solo il nome, è un discorso molto complesso. In Giappone fa grossa differenza, qui da noi contano più altri fattori: piazza FF XV su 3DS e vedi quanta poca gente lo prende rispetto al solito.
Francamente fossi in SE punterei piuttosto a portare intatti questi brand secondari così che se funzionano ragionevolmente un secodo capitolo avrà successo sulla scia del primo senza farsi influenzare dalle uscite della saga principale.
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ad esempio non avrei mai preso quella cagata di rings of fate se non si fossa chiamato FF :kep88:
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Me lo auguro vivamente, male che vada potrebbero comunque optare per la distribuzione digitale, un po' come sta facendo Nintendo ultimamente.
Spero che non si arrivi a tanto però, perchè altrimenti mi darebbe l'impressione che Square cominci seriamente a dare meno importanza al mercato europeo/americano.
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dettagli recensione famitsu
Reviewer #1:
“Abundant jobs and abilities paired with ability to build up turns spend them in advance. It’s a unique system and it’s awesome. Thinking about tactics is way too fun. With the skill shown in the graphics and story, you’re kind of unsure about whether your should level your characters or advance the story. Lots of benefits from street passes, so it becomes a game you always want to have and walk around with. A supreme game.”
10/10
Reviewer #2:
“The battle system and the brave-and-default system’s excellence and the very tactical battle system will satisfy. On top of that, I get the
impression that the difficulty is kind of high. There are lots of jobs and
abilities, and you feel like it’s really worth developing your characters.
Social stuff like summoning your friends and playing with them is really
neat.”
9/10
Reviewer #3:
“The enemies are strong. It has some meat to it. The battle system is
excellent. The Brave and Default system is really novel. It’s fun to
consider when to build up Brave Points and how to spend them. Really takes advantage of street pass technology. In particular, I liked using the street pass functions to decrease the reconstruction time of the village. That was really cool.”
9/10
Reviewer #4
“At first, it causes you to remember Final Fantasy with its job system; it’s nostalgic like that. That stuff doesn’t go out of style. The graphics look like a picture book, just beautiful. It’s a new game, but the music has an old, classic feel. The battle system and the street pass contents are so extensive, you’ll want to dive into all of the content.”
10/10
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Reviewer #1:
“Abundant jobs and abilities paired with ability to build up turns spend them in advance. It’s a unique system and it’s awesome. Thinking about tactics is way too fun. With the skill shown in the graphics and story, you’re kind of unsure about whether your should level your characters or advance the story. Lots of benefits from street passes, so it becomes a game you always want to have and walk around with. A supreme game.”
10/10
Reviewer #2:
“The battle system and the brave-and-default system’s excellence and the very tactical battle system will satisfy. On top of that, I get the
impression that the difficulty is kind of high. There are lots of jobs and
abilities, and you feel like it’s really worth developing your characters.
Social stuff like summoning your friends and playing with them is really
neat.”
9/10
Reviewer #3:
“The enemies are strong. It has some meat to it. The battle system is
excellent. The Brave and Default system is really novel. It’s fun to
consider when to build up Brave Points and how to spend them. Really takes advantage of street pass technology. In particular, I liked using the street pass functions to decrease the reconstruction time of the village. That was really cool.”
9/10
Reviewer #4
“At first, it causes you to remember Final Fantasy with its job system; it’s nostalgic like that. That stuff doesn’t go out of style. The graphics look like a picture book, just beautiful. It’s a new game, but the music has an old, classic feel. The battle system and the street pass contents are so extensive, you’ll want to dive into all of the content.”
10/10
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Chissenefrega delle recensioni di Famitsu //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/fyebr8.gif
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troppo bello
Comunque
The same people behind Operation Rainfall, which saw the localization of several games are hard at work again to bring another game to the rest of the work. Now they are putting their efforts behind bringing Bravely Default: Flying Fairy to the west. Here is what they have to say about their goal.
"Operation Rainfall started out as a project to bring three JRPGs on the Wii to the United States. The American Wii desperately needed JRPGs and these three games would hopefully drench the desert of the Wii in JRPG goodness. The 3DS is now in an arguably worse situation, that is why Bravely Default: Flying Fairy needs to come to the West! (That and the fact that it is a brilliant piece of work) That is our goal, to localize Bravely Default from Japan', and show Square Enix that there is interest in the other regions for this amazing JRPG!
Let's hope their efforts will pay off like last time. You can show your support by going to their Facebook page or following them on Twitter.
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Comunque
The same people behind Operation Rainfall, which saw the localization of several games are hard at work again to bring another game to the rest of the work. Now they are putting their efforts behind bringing Bravely Default: Flying Fairy to the west. Here is what they have to say about their goal.
"Operation Rainfall started out as a project to bring three JRPGs on the Wii to the United States. The American Wii desperately needed JRPGs and these three games would hopefully drench the desert of the Wii in JRPG goodness. The 3DS is now in an arguably worse situation, that is why Bravely Default: Flying Fairy needs to come to the West! (That and the fact that it is a brilliant piece of work) That is our goal, to localize Bravely Default from Japan', and show Square Enix that there is interest in the other regions for this amazing JRPG!
Let's hope their efforts will pay off like last time. You can show your support by going to their Facebook page or following them on Twitter.
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Lo voglio!!!! 
E' proprio il genere che voglio su una portatile!
E' proprio il genere che voglio su una portatile!
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fixedLo voglio!!!!
Secondo me proprio questo gioco non è per niente a rischio di non arrivare qui //content.invisioncic.com/a283374/emoticons/sisi.gif
Movimentazione inutile, lo facessero per ben altri titoli di cui è certo che qua non vedremo niente!
Movimentazione inutile, lo facessero per ben altri titoli di cui è certo che qua non vedremo niente!
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