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Moon: Remix RPG Adventure coming to Switch Oct 10 in Japan (Localization coming soon worldwide)
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That's just one though and she really loves Boxboy too so maybe a bit of an outlier.
i selfishly hope it comes in 2020 cuz honestly i have no time to play it this year...
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I'd like for a chance to actually play Chulip since it never came to PAL territories.
It's in the top 20 eshop charts in Japan right now. It's a cult classic like Earthbound, and led to some other cult classics in Japan like Hylics.
Is it digital only in Japan? Is there any chance of a US physical? Been dying to play this in English for about 20 years now... loving all the official translations of classic games that missed the boat the first time around, and I hope this trend continues.
Well that's great. Hope it does well for the devs. Here's hoping the localization isn't too far out
All the dev's recent games have all been digital only. They're pretty small and don't take in a ton of cash.
i don't think it'll remain exclusive, they're just a small team focusing on one platform for now.
and it's not like every exclusive is bankrolled by a platform holder.
Kimura has straight up said they aren't bankrolled
Onion Games just tends to focus on a limited amount of platforms due to their size, yeah. Black Bird received a PC version while their other Switch games have mobile versions, so another port isn't out of the question, especially due to the game's cult following. But it's not guaranteed and I definitely wouldn't expect it to go full-on PC/PS4/XBOX multiplatform.
I'd definitely be willing to double dip on a PC release down the line, just to keep the game around in years to come.
Onion Games just tends to focus on a limited amount of platforms due to their size, yeah. Black Bird received a PC version while their other Switch games have mobile versions, so another port isn't out of the question, especially due to the game's cult following. But it's not guaranteed and I definitely wouldn't expect it to go full-on PC/PS4/XBOX multiplatform.
I'd definitely be willing to double dip on a PC release down the line, just to keep the game around in years to come.
Anyone know who owns Rule of Rose? It did release over here but like Michigan, it's the most expensive survival horror game on the PS2.
They said on an interview that they didn't. Probably, being a very niche old JRPG, Switch is the best platform for it.
Being an old PSone game port should be fine...
From trying to find a few Japanese reaction videos (always a bit of a challenge), it does seem somewhat like it's a case of those who know Moon are going absolutely nuts over it - but it's a small game from over twenty years ago, a whole bunch of people are just not particularly aware of it. Admittedly, though, that's very much a self-selecting survey of "the sort of people likely to produce reaction videos", so factor that in!
I've not found a reaction anything like as intense as the one posted earlier in this thread, but I daresay there's more out there.
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The only thing I know that it was one of the main inspirations for Undertale.
I know absolutely nothing about the game ,only saw screens with japanese text and I can barely wait.
Sony does but they probably forgot -or they don't want to remember.
I would gladly accept a re-release of Chulip too.
Would love a re-release or digital port of both of those games.
I remain in a state of frothing anticipation of the localisation.
JeremyParish , did you publish your moon interview yet?
JeremyParish , did you publish your moon interview yet?
The legendary anti-RPG "moon", released 22 years ago on the full moon day, has been supervised and completely transplanted by the original staff! Have you ever wondered when you played an RPG "Why does the hero steal items from people's houses without permission?" "Why does the hero kill all monsters around the world?" A strange event in the RPG world that everyone feels. In this game, you can taste the familiar RPG world from a new perspective.
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Man, I want to play this. The Japanese ad keeps showing up for me on Twitter. Patiently waiting for the English version.
Kind of funny that this is STILL a fairly new/fresh perspective for RPGs.
the game beats DQXI S and gets to #1 on the eshop chart!
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Ugh, FINALLY, these guys are getting the attention they deserve! Kudos! Play their other games too, especially Chulip and Dandy Dungeon!
JP interview with Kenichi Nishi (Route24), the creator of Chibi-Robo and co-founder of Love-de-Lic.
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Love-de-Lic's games are a giant blindspot in my gaming history, which is strange since I've loved or really wanted to play all the games some of their employees made after they disbanded (Chulip, Chibi-Robo, Giftpia, Little King's Story). I can't wait to play this.
Happy 22nd Birthday!! Nothing quite like waiting 2 decades for a game, but between the looks, the ideas, and the music (oh man the music♫) looks to be that perfect balance of artful and weird. I always remmeber just seeing this game weirdly sticking out on the corner of game indeces and wonder what on earth it was, but i definitely didnt know the acclaim it had.
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