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When you think of Square Enix, space combat doesn't exactly come to mind. I think of turn based battles, and feminine leading male protagonists. While Project Sylpheed does have the latter, it's not a turn based RPG. It's a space combat simulator, and it's really not as bad as you may have heard.
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Published: 380 days 15 hours ago | Article | Xbox 360
 
 

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killyourfm - 380 days 16 hours ago
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Love the title...
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JimmyJames70 - 380 days 16 hours ago
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I've never heard of this game before, but now I'm interested. I'll probably get it off Goozex for a couple hundred points.
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truehunter - 380 days 3 hours ago
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Woow this is sad Project Sylpheed was develop by Game Arts.... Stop giving credit to S-E.
Im hoping Grandia 4 dosnt go on S-E list publish they dont have any respect anymore.
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kevnb - 380 days 3 hours ago
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3.1 - people always give credit tot he wrong folks
they still give credit to mistwalker as a dev company... Pretty sure artoon developed Blue Dragon and Feel Plus developed Lost Odyssey. Sure Mistwalker produced the games, but that only goes so far.
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Death - 380 days 2 hours ago
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3.2 - Mistwalker is a co-developer.
They come up with the game concept, story line, and music and then out source development duties to other developers.

Game Arts supervised the development of Project Sylpheed by SETA which was formed by the former Game Arts employees that made the previous game in the series. Square Enix was the publisher in Japan. Microsoft Game Studios published it in Europe and North America for Square-Enix which is why their name is still on the box.

-Death
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kevnb - 379 days 23 hours ago
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3.3 - true
but how can you say Lost Odyssey doesn't feel like a Shadow Hearts game.
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MrWeymes - 379 days 13 hours ago
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I never said that Square Enix developed the game. They have their name on the cover, and I'm sure that is what caught a lot of peoples interest hoping that it was an RPG when it first came out. That's all.
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kevnb - 380 days 3 hours ago
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4 - Square Enix simply published this game
I guess they thought North Americans might like it.
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MrWeymes - 379 days 13 hours ago
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I didn't mind it. Large space breasts, a decent story and gameplay. All for the low, low price of $9.99!
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