w000000000000000000000000000000000t NIGHTS!!1!!1 GOOD GIRLS!!! -
All I need now is Starfox and Panzer Dragoon on one of these machines and I'm well and truly sorted! Why people dont worship these games as Divine work is beyond me - I know people on crack that make more sence.
This is fucking aces. Nights is one of the greatest games EVAR! imho. A sequel has been a long time coming...
Looks like this is with the blessing of Sega too. I'm loving this flip reverse style. Bring all the studios back in house rejiggle them and then let them setup on their own all over again. Get Ready for a rennaisance people the second golden age of Sega is nigh.
You can bet Sega have exclusive publishing rights in exchange for the 10% startup capital.
_______
"Anyone who's played Namco's Cyber Sled and wished, however remotely, for a home version will be the first to figure it out:... - Tim Rogers
Thought I'd just bump this as there will almost certainly be some details materialising for this over the next few months. Needless to say everything is crossed that they don't fuck it up. My biggest questions at the moment is will it be an into the screen Sonic and the Secret Rings / Sega Superstars kind of Nights or will we be drawing paraloops on the screen with the Wii's pointer. How many years has it been?
SEGA aren't what they used to be, what with the recent cocking disaster of the newer Sonic games surely they should leave something like NiGHTS well and truly alone. I am curious as to how they implement the game's controls via the Wii Remote but it could end up painfully bad considering their recent track record.
I dunno man. Sonic Wii is actually pretty good. Not brilliant, but certainly fun. The Nights implementation in Sega Superstars was also not bad (although completely different to the original). It's true though that in general their non-arcade port titles have been a bit ropey of late.
Curious as to where they're going to take the A-Life concept in the original. Nightopians could be very 'smart' using todays tech.
According to unconfirmed rumors, NiGHTS began its life for 360 and PS3, but was later moved to Wii. The title is being developed by SEGA Studios USA and is set for a fall 2007 release.
Fuck... kittens have died and puppies around the world are upset etc.
Anyway you all deserve it. This is exactly what they did to me with the whole Gamecube and DS Starfox travesty - now you can sample my pain! BWAAHAAHAHAHAAHAA!!11
there is an incredibly depressing blog post from 'an industry insider' on this subject which is where these unconfirmed reports have come from. I really couldn't bring myself to post a link to it as I wanted to keep the flame burning for this game for as long as possible. If what he says is even half true this will turn out to be complete arse. Basically there's no buy-in to the project from Sega management. They're on a tight time schedule and budget and the game was originally designed around the PS3/360. Nothing short of a miracle will save it from being complete bobbins.
Still we've been blindsided before by some incredible games that looked like they should be utter tosh based on early reports (Metroid Prime anyone?) so I'm hoping that at the very least they can deliver a playable and enjoyable game even if it isn't quite finished.
It's one of the best titles on the Saturn. In a nut you fly about a 3D dreamscape, but locked to a 2D path. The objective is to fly through rings and collect these blue spheres called chips in such a way as to keep a chain going (called linking). You control the direction of Night's flight with the analogue stick and the A button gives you a limited boost/attack.
Clever bit is performing a complete loop damages enemies and sucks up pickups within the confines of the loop. Once you have collected 20 blue chips and returnd them to the Ideyla (sp?) then you get the remainder of the time to pick up bonus gold chips and build up your score still further. The course ends either when time runs out or you land at the pagoda that marks the start and finish of each lap. You're then given a ranking and the fixed path through the level is shifted to a different route.
As you can see it's sort of hard to explain unless you've played it. It's pure score chasing bliss, fantastic music, beautiful graphics and perfect control.
Soft Museaum level is still an amazing experience and probably my favourite level of the whole game. Mirrored walls and deforming terrain are just awesome.
There's also a sort of odd side objective in that you have the little Pians who populate the world and you can either attack them or make them happy, it uses a primitive AI system called A-Life to give these little guys some character (forerunner to the Chao possibly).
there is an incredibly depressing blog post from 'an industry insider' on this subject which is where these unconfirmed reports have come from. I really couldn't bring myself to post a link to it as I wanted to keep the flame burning for this game for as long as possible. If what he says is even half true this will turn out to be complete arse. Basically there's no buy-in to the project from Sega management. They're on a tight time schedule and budget and the game was originally designed around the PS3/360. Nothing short of a miracle will save it from being complete bobbins.
Still we've been blindsided before by some incredible games that looked like they should be utter tosh based on early reports (Metroid Prime anyone?) so I'm hoping that at the very least they can deliver a playable and enjoyable game even if it isn't quite finished.
Not too sure on the different ability thingy, but I suppose it's an obvious 'enhancement' to make. I thought Nights was quite happy underwater without a dolphin mask in the first game, but we'll let that slide.
Weather channel integration is an inspired inclusion. Let's hope they keep the time triggered events that were in Christmas Nights too
I'm gonna quote that features page as that site is the devil's teeth:
terriblydesignedsegasite.crap wrote:
A brand new NiGHTS for the Nintendo Wii
The fan-favourite game that introduced the innovative sensation of flying on the SEGA Saturn comes to the Wii in a brand-new adventure. Take advantage of the unique controller to enjoy a whole new experience of flying.
'Persona' masks open new possibilities
Three sets of masks give the player new shape-shifting abilities and more ways to explore the world.
• Dragon mask: Transforms NiGHTS into a huge dragon and makes him resistant to wind effects.
• Dolphin mask: NiGHTS can change into a dolphin and explore under water.
• Rocket mask: NiGHTS takes the shape of a rocket and travels at supersonic speeds.
Seven fantastical dream worlds to explore
The seven unique environments of Nightopia introduce an extraordinary, magical world unlike any other.
Wii connect 24
Exchange items with friends via the network and change the scenery according to real-world seasons using the Forecast Channel.
Then I'll read it... then post again... whilst stroking my luxurious beard.
Can someone enlighten me as to what games the prolific and obviously underated SEGA Studios USA have deficated onto our consoles?
As far as I know we've got Sonic Heroes... anything else? Or is it a whole new studio... that I've never heard of? Maybe AM2 have moved to america enmasse and its all hush hush?
The guy heading up the dev team is one of the main dudes who worked on the original though if that means anything?
Personally I'm not so sure about all this mask guff. Points towards a more free roaming adventure = not good. Plus it will break the flow if you have to hunt around for these masks. Unless it's just a device to restrain progression through the seven worlds?
What next Burning Rangers 2? Now there's a game that could be absolutely class on the Wii. Point and shoot to put the fires out, control of main character on the nunchuck, plus voice comms over the remote's speaker. Job done.
They are credited for one game, and one game only.... Shadow the Hedgehog.
You can't desguise that information with a comment about Buring Rangers...
mobygames.com wrote:
Sonic Team USA was founded in 1999 when 12 members of Sonic Team, including the current director Takashi Iizuka, moved from Tokyo to San Francisco to work fox six months on the localization of the Dreamcast title Sonic Adventure for an international release.
Afterwards, the Western development branch was officially established. The original team was first known as the internal SEGA development division SEGA AM8 R&D Division, but received a new name after developing the successful Sonic franchise.
After working on the international version for Sonic Adventure, Sonic Team USA tested ChuChu Rocket! for an international release. The first project where the team was involved with development working at the USA branch was the Dreamcast title Sonic Adventure 2. Later, they also worked on Sonic Heroes, and their next title is Shadow the Hedgehog.
Meanwhile, the company's name has been changed to SEGA Studios USA.
Every game that Takashi Lizuka has worked on, courtesy of MobyGames. Read it and weep.
Sonic the Hedgehog (2007), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Riders (2006), SEGA of America, Inc.
Shadow the Hedgehog (2005), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Gems Collection (2005), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Mega Collection Plus (2004), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut (2003), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Heroes (2003), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Mega Collection (2002), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Adventure 2 (2001), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Adventure (1998), SEGA Enterprises Ltd.
Sonic Jam (1997), SEGA Corporation
Sonic R (1997), SEGA Corporation
NiGHTS into Dreams... (1996), SEGA Corporation
Sonic 3D Blast (1996), SEGA Corporation
Sonic & Knuckles (1994), SEGA Corporation
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (1994), SEGA of America, Inc.
Every game that Takashi Lizuka has worked on, courtesy of MobyGames. Read it and weep.
Sonic the Hedgehog (2007), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Riders (2006), SEGA of America, Inc.
Shadow the Hedgehog (2005), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Gems Collection (2005), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Mega Collection Plus (2004), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut (2003), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Heroes (2003), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Mega Collection (2002), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Adventure 2 (2001), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Adventure (1998), SEGA Enterprises Ltd.
Sonic Jam (1997), SEGA Corporation
Sonic R (1997), SEGA Corporation
NiGHTS into Dreams... (1996), SEGA Corporation
Sonic 3D Blast (1996), SEGA Corporation
Sonic & Knuckles (1994), SEGA Corporation
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (1994), SEGA of America, Inc.
He's just a Sega stooge, that list isn't so bad... at least he has worked on some games!
You wouldn't want Jonny Nogames stoking the Nights fire...
Although he probably can't close his eyes without being Sonic looking at him, the poor poor man.
Mobygames normally credits about a sixth of the games that person has worked on and even then the data isn't that accurate (I'm credited on games I never even saw, let alone worked on).
That doesn't look half bad. Not too sure about the linking, the level in the vid doesn't look setup for linking, which was sort of the point of the original. The pace looks a little slower too, but maybe that's just me?
Yeah the tunnel sequence does look like pointer control, Nights jinks around quite quickly there. It's almost impossible to work out how the controls will work from that vid though, there's so many options they could go with.
www.seganerds.com have a link to a new IGN trailer for this up at the moment (cba to give a direct linky you're all smart enough to do the clicking).
WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW
The trailer nearly made me cry T_T It's the damned music they're using what a beautiful remix of the original theme. The bit when Nights is standing on top of that clock tower I just can't take it. Every hair stands up on the back of my neck. I'm really optimistic for this one now.
Published be SEGA?
How does the IP work, oh seer of all.
and, W00t
w000000000000000000000000000000000t NIGHTS!!1!!1 GOOD GIRLS!!! -
All I need now is Starfox and Panzer Dragoon on one of these machines and I'm well and truly sorted! Why people dont worship these games as Divine work is beyond me - I know people on crack that make more sence.
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http://www.gamesindustry.biz/content_page.php?aid=16707
Mild confirmation.
Implies creative genii can't do there thang under the yoke of corporate accounting.
That's always been my excuse.
This is fucking aces. Nights is one of the greatest games EVAR! imho. A sequel has been a long time coming...
Looks like this is with the blessing of Sega too. I'm loving this flip reverse style. Bring all the studios back in house rejiggle them and then let them setup on their own all over again. Get Ready for a rennaisance people the second golden age of Sega is nigh.
You can bet Sega have exclusive publishing rights in exchange for the 10% startup capital.
_______
"Anyone who's played Namco's Cyber Sled and wished, however remotely, for a home version will be the first to figure it out:... - Tim Rogers
What's my #1 all-time favourite game....?
/faints
/wakes
/Dies
I'm.....literally....overcome
/weeps with joy...
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Oh Nights of Wii / Knights of Ni
I geddit. Funny.
_______
"Anyone who's played Namco's Cyber Sled and wished, however remotely, for a home version will be the first to figure it out:... - Tim Rogers
Knights who say Ni, in fact.
Yeah you're right.
I hope you're not one of 'those' python fans who can recite entire movie scripts?
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"Anyone who's played Namco's Cyber Sled and wished, however remotely, for a home version will be the first to figure it out:... - Tim Rogers
No, but I kind of appreciate the people who are...
I have the DVD box set of the films at home. I've still not seen the Meaning of Life.
Loved Life of Brian and Holy Grail. Haven't seen them in ages.
_______
"Anyone who's played Namco's Cyber Sled and wished, however remotely, for a home version will be the first to figure it out:... - Tim Rogers
is this title gonna be at e3?
I think it's pure speculation at present. He's only just established Prope.
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"Anyone who's played Namco's Cyber Sled and wished, however remotely, for a home version will be the first to figure it out:... - Tim Rogers
Thought I'd just bump this as there will almost certainly be some details materialising for this over the next few months. Needless to say everything is crossed that they don't fuck it up. My biggest questions at the moment is will it be an into the screen Sonic and the Secret Rings / Sega Superstars kind of Nights or will we be drawing paraloops on the screen with the Wii's pointer. How many years has it been?
SEGA aren't what they used to be, what with the recent cocking disaster of the newer Sonic games surely they should leave something like NiGHTS well and truly alone. I am curious as to how they implement the game's controls via the Wii Remote but it could end up painfully bad considering their recent track record.
I dunno man. Sonic Wii is actually pretty good. Not brilliant, but certainly fun. The Nights implementation in Sega Superstars was also not bad (although completely different to the original). It's true though that in general their non-arcade port titles have been a bit ropey of late.
Curious as to where they're going to take the A-Life concept in the original. Nightopians could be very 'smart' using todays tech.
Wait and see...
I think we all know GBA Nights is where its at... and his/her/it (?) appearance in Billy Hatcher and Sonic Riders...
Das ist new logo yah?
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Sonic Team are meant to be flipping this one out of the pan...
...
...
Maybe its Secret Rings inspired?
Oh dear. It'll probably be cock then
I just threwup in my mouth:
According to unconfirmed rumors, NiGHTS began its life for 360 and PS3, but was later moved to Wii. The title is being developed by SEGA Studios USA and is set for a fall 2007 release.
http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/777/777545p1.html
The title is being developed by SEGA Studios USA
Fuck... kittens have died and puppies around the world are upset etc.
Anyway you all deserve it. This is exactly what they did to me with the whole Gamecube and DS Starfox travesty - now you can sample my pain! BWAAHAAHAHAHAAHAA!!11
Ugh,
there is an incredibly depressing blog post from 'an industry insider' on this subject which is where these unconfirmed reports have come from. I really couldn't bring myself to post a link to it as I wanted to keep the flame burning for this game for as long as possible. If what he says is even half true this will turn out to be complete arse. Basically there's no buy-in to the project from Sega management. They're on a tight time schedule and budget and the game was originally designed around the PS3/360. Nothing short of a miracle will save it from being complete bobbins.
Still we've been blindsided before by some incredible games that looked like they should be utter tosh based on early reports (Metroid Prime anyone?) so I'm hoping that at the very least they can deliver a playable and enjoyable game even if it isn't quite finished.
_____________________________
"And I'm Barry Hercules, Doc"
LOL - that's quality! XD
We should bombard them with with puppy upsetting, the guilt will ensure they make a good game.
________________________________
Whats teh original about then, never played it?
______________________________________________________________________________
When's 'Wii Carlton' coming out?
Whats teh original about then, never played it?
Doon
It's one of the best titles on the Saturn. In a nut you fly about a 3D dreamscape, but locked to a 2D path. The objective is to fly through rings and collect these blue spheres called chips in such a way as to keep a chain going (called linking). You control the direction of Night's flight with the analogue stick and the A button gives you a limited boost/attack.
Clever bit is performing a complete loop damages enemies and sucks up pickups within the confines of the loop. Once you have collected 20 blue chips and returnd them to the Ideyla (sp?) then you get the remainder of the time to pick up bonus gold chips and build up your score still further. The course ends either when time runs out or you land at the pagoda that marks the start and finish of each lap. You're then given a ranking and the fixed path through the level is shifted to a different route.
As you can see it's sort of hard to explain unless you've played it. It's pure score chasing bliss, fantastic music, beautiful graphics and perfect control.
Soft Museaum level is still an amazing experience and probably my favourite level of the whole game. Mirrored walls and deforming terrain are just awesome.
There's also a sort of odd side objective in that you have the little Pians who populate the world and you can either attack them or make them happy, it uses a primitive AI system called A-Life to give these little guys some character (forerunner to the Chao possibly).
I'm sure that hasn't helped you one bit.
Ugh,
there is an incredibly depressing blog post from 'an industry insider' on this subject which is where these unconfirmed reports have come from. I really couldn't bring myself to post a link to it as I wanted to keep the flame burning for this game for as long as possible. If what he says is even half true this will turn out to be complete arse. Basically there's no buy-in to the project from Sega management. They're on a tight time schedule and budget and the game was originally designed around the PS3/360. Nothing short of a miracle will save it from being complete bobbins.
Still we've been blindsided before by some incredible games that looked like they should be utter tosh based on early reports (Metroid Prime anyone?) so I'm hoping that at the very least they can deliver a playable and enjoyable game even if it isn't quite finished.
Have you got a link to that blog, mate?
Whats teh original about then, never played it?
I'm apalled
t3h n0iTz!!1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0danX6sjcsg
This game is made out of ice cream and cookies, they never use these ingredients anymore
Nareman want to make love with LediLexa.
Have you got a link to that blog, mate?
Aye lad
http://bossrush.blogspot.com/2007/03/nights-2.html
linky stolen from jide @ ntsc-uk
http://www.sega-europe.com/en/Game/561.htm
check out the features.
Not too sure on the different ability thingy, but I suppose it's an obvious 'enhancement' to make. I thought Nights was quite happy underwater without a dolphin mask in the first game, but we'll let that slide.
Weather channel integration is an inspired inclusion. Let's hope they keep the time triggered events that were in Christmas Nights too
Jib where's your expectation-o-meter on this one?
I'm gonna quote that features page as that site is the devil's teeth:
A brand new NiGHTS for the Nintendo Wii
The fan-favourite game that introduced the innovative sensation of flying on the SEGA Saturn comes to the Wii in a brand-new adventure. Take advantage of the unique controller to enjoy a whole new experience of flying.
'Persona' masks open new possibilities
Three sets of masks give the player new shape-shifting abilities and more ways to explore the world.
• Dragon mask: Transforms NiGHTS into a huge dragon and makes him resistant to wind effects.
• Dolphin mask: NiGHTS can change into a dolphin and explore under water.
• Rocket mask: NiGHTS takes the shape of a rocket and travels at supersonic speeds.
Seven fantastical dream worlds to explore
The seven unique environments of Nightopia introduce an extraordinary, magical world unlike any other.
Wii connect 24
Exchange items with friends via the network and change the scenery according to real-world seasons using the Forecast Channel.
Then I'll read it... then post again... whilst stroking my luxurious beard.
Expectation: It's still SEGA Studios USA
Can someone enlighten me as to what games the prolific and obviously underated SEGA Studios USA have deficated onto our consoles?
As far as I know we've got Sonic Heroes... anything else? Or is it a whole new studio... that I've never heard of? Maybe AM2 have moved to america enmasse and its all hush hush?
err Shadow the Hedgehog :sheepish:
The guy heading up the dev team is one of the main dudes who worked on the original though if that means anything?
Personally I'm not so sure about all this mask guff. Points towards a more free roaming adventure = not good. Plus it will break the flow if you have to hunt around for these masks. Unless it's just a device to restrain progression through the seven worlds?
What next Burning Rangers 2? Now there's a game that could be absolutely class on the Wii. Point and shoot to put the fires out, control of main character on the nunchuck, plus voice comms over the remote's speaker. Job done.
They are credited for one game, and one game only.... Shadow the Hedgehog.
You can't desguise that information with a comment about Buring Rangers...
Sonic Team USA was founded in 1999 when 12 members of Sonic Team, including the current director Takashi Iizuka, moved from Tokyo to San Francisco to work fox six months on the localization of the Dreamcast title Sonic Adventure for an international release.
Afterwards, the Western development branch was officially established. The original team was first known as the internal SEGA development division SEGA AM8 R&D Division, but received a new name after developing the successful Sonic franchise.
After working on the international version for Sonic Adventure, Sonic Team USA tested ChuChu Rocket! for an international release. The first project where the team was involved with development working at the USA branch was the Dreamcast title Sonic Adventure 2. Later, they also worked on Sonic Heroes, and their next title is Shadow the Hedgehog.
Meanwhile, the company's name has been changed to SEGA Studios USA.
Whatever.
I still maintain that Shadow isn't as bad as all that.
Anway Burning Rangers. Now there's a game, used a modified Nights engine you know. Great anime into.. LALA I can't hear you.
Grr I really hate SEGA sometimes
*snaps another puppy neck*
Sorry
_____________________________
"And I'm Barry Hercules, Doc"
Every game that Takashi Lizuka has worked on, courtesy of MobyGames. Read it and weep.
Sonic the Hedgehog (2007), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Riders (2006), SEGA of America, Inc.
Shadow the Hedgehog (2005), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Gems Collection (2005), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Mega Collection Plus (2004), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut (2003), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Heroes (2003), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Mega Collection (2002), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Adventure 2 (2001), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Adventure (1998), SEGA Enterprises Ltd.
Sonic Jam (1997), SEGA Corporation
Sonic R (1997), SEGA Corporation
NiGHTS into Dreams... (1996), SEGA Corporation
Sonic 3D Blast (1996), SEGA Corporation
Sonic & Knuckles (1994), SEGA Corporation
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (1994), SEGA of America, Inc.
Every game that Takashi Lizuka has worked on, courtesy of MobyGames. Read it and weep.
Sonic the Hedgehog (2007), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Riders (2006), SEGA of America, Inc.
Shadow the Hedgehog (2005), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Gems Collection (2005), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Mega Collection Plus (2004), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut (2003), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Heroes (2003), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Mega Collection (2002), SEGA Corporation
Sonic Adventure 2 (2001), SEGA of America, Inc.
Sonic Adventure (1998), SEGA Enterprises Ltd.
Sonic Jam (1997), SEGA Corporation
Sonic R (1997), SEGA Corporation
NiGHTS into Dreams... (1996), SEGA Corporation
Sonic 3D Blast (1996), SEGA Corporation
Sonic & Knuckles (1994), SEGA Corporation
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (1994), SEGA of America, Inc.
TT_TT
Sonic Riders was great, so there.
He's just a Sega stooge, that list isn't so bad... at least he has worked on some games!
You wouldn't want Jonny Nogames stoking the Nights fire...
Although he probably can't close his eyes without being Sonic looking at him, the poor poor man.
He's just a Sega stooge, that list isn't so bad... at least he has worked on some games!
You wouldn't want Jonny Nogames stoking the Nights fire...
Although he probably can't close his eyes without being Sonic looking at him, the poor poor man.
Mobygames normally credits about a sixth of the games that person has worked on and even then the data isn't that accurate (I'm credited on games I never even saw, let alone worked on).
I have to say, as a former Violin player, I can relate:
http://www.thebbps.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/nights.jpg
Don't remember being a girl though.
Where was NiGHTS when I needed him.her.it
Instead I gave up, like a true man.
http://uk.gamespot.com/video/938874/6173834/nights-journey-of-dreams-gameplay-movie-1
That doesn't look half bad. Not too sure about the linking, the level in the vid doesn't look setup for linking, which was sort of the point of the original. The pace looks a little slower too, but maybe that's just me?
The play looks mechanical. And there isn't a GUI to be seen... all looks a bit alpha. The visuals are Saturn'tastic though?
Looks like the through the tunnel sequence is Wii Pointery.
Yeah the tunnel sequence does look like pointer control, Nights jinks around quite quickly there. It's almost impossible to work out how the controls will work from that vid though, there's so many options they could go with.
www.seganerds.com have a link to a new IGN trailer for this up at the moment (cba to give a direct linky you're all smart enough to do the clicking).
WOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW
The trailer nearly made me cry T_T It's the damned music they're using what a beautiful remix of the original theme. The bit when Nights is standing on top of that clock tower I just can't take it. Every hair stands up on the back of my neck. I'm really optimistic for this one now.
O_O - That looks so right!
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worth a peruse.
http://tgs.sega.jp/