Producer Hitoshi Yamagami revealed in an Iwata Asks interview that Nintendo's upcoming gory action game, Zangeki no Reginleiv, took over three years to develop.
Livewii writes : "According to the Nintendo Magazine, the first CERO D classified game published by Nintendo will be heading to Europe this summer. Further informations to be revealed soon as the magazinz previewed the game. And we don't considate that to be a rumor as far as it comes from an official magazine."
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*PUNCH FIST IN AIR*
I'm still impatiently waiting for Disaster: Day of Crisis and Fatal Frame 4. I don't care what Reggie "Frankenstein" Fils-aime says.
I hope the developers for this game make another Earth Defense Force.
Nintendo plans to ship the first Wii game in a black box when it releases Zangeki no Reginleiv, a gory giant slaying action game, this February in Japan. Is Nintendo starting to give mature titles extra marketing push?
First red for New Super Mario Bros. Wii, now black. What next? BLUE? Nah, sounds too crazy, even for Nintendo.
...Right?
On a serious note, I highly doubt they'll do this for North America. They take risks like this for Japan.
The D rating in Japan is liken to an M rating on ESRB here in the US, so maybe this is a sign Nintendo is starting to really give extra marketing thought to mature titles on Wii?
Yes, they do, but I don't think Nintendo cares that much.
See, I think their image in the US is much different than the image they maintain in Japan. They seem to keep a much more "clean" image in the US, which generally (as far as I understand) is a lot more sensitive to gory, mature games.
Nintendo has released a fresh video for their next upcoming Wii Motion Plus game "Zangeki no Reginleiv". This will be the first mature game from Nintendo since years - but it's not yet clear if the game will come out in america. For now it's just announced for Japan.
Hyped, really, really hyped. Spiritual sequel to EDF series PLLLEEEEAAASSE EU release, SOMEONE!
that was epic, kinda reminded me of LOTR Conquest (which wasn't that good), but this looks amazing!!!!!!!
*pretends he hasn't seen it few weeks back*
OMG THEY ARE SHAPE SHIFTERS D=!???????
3 years is a crazy long time to develop 1 game, this game must be pretty involved or poorly funded.
that really great news, 3 years and this game bound to be a wondeful game. well i figure they would have to wait for m+ for it
now i cant wait to see the game in action
older, grittier brother...with a touch of HGH.
I wouldn't get my hopes up too high for this game. I would really love to see it come here ('cause I've been following it for awhile), but no U.S. release date given after such a long development time isn't a good sign. And neither is the game's score (28/40) from Famitsu:
http://www.nintendoeverythi...
So after this much time in development, do you think Nintendo will bring the game to the US? I don't see why they wouldn't, it could only make more money by selling more copies.
Right?