Gaming Union: "It's great what just a few months of development can do for a game. At E3 2009, Nier, a third-person action game, was shown by Square Enix to the press for the first time. They didn't let anyone play it as it was severely underdeveloped, with poor graphics, and gameplay that looked thrown together. Nier all around underwhelmed in that state. Enter Tokyo Game Show 2009 however, and Nier looked completely uplifted.
Now known as Nier Gestalt on the Xbox 360 it honestly looked fairly complete in what was demonstrated. Microsoft was running demos of Nier Gestalt at TGS 2009, and Gaming Union stopped in to get some hands-on time with the game."
Shuhei Yoshida chats with Yoko Taro, Yosuke Saito, and Keiichi Okabe about their work in the NieR series.
NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139... releases later this month so now is the perfect time for TS's Joshua Spence to discuss the series' meandering path to darlinghood.
Wow, this game brings back memories. I still have the original game (April 2010), however, the graphics while acceptable although they do have a washed-out appearance are IMHO not nearly as good as many earlier PS3 games (for example Demon Souls - Feb 2009 and Final Fantasy 13 - Dec 2009).
Note: I am only comparing graphics, not gameplay. NieR gameplay was IMO acceptable.
Dates for the Nier: Orchestra Concert for 2020 have been revealed for audiences in London, Chicago, and Bangkok.
No Nami Nakagawa? So no «Possessed by a Disease»? Still wish they would add more cities and countries.
