Valkyria of the Blue Revolution and Valkyria Chronicles Remaster for PS4

[Kiera]

[video=youtube;NnuFNnNSFC4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnuFNnNSFC4[/video]

Freu mich so

 

[Kiera]

Valkyria: Azure Revolution’s Latest Demo Will Be Available Starting October 6 In Japan

Sega revealed in the official blog page for Valkyria: Azure Revolution, that the game’s Battle Demo Ver. 2.0 is releasing in Japan on October 6, and will be available for those who are eligible.

Those who checked out the demo at Tokyo Game Show received codes, which can be used to get the Battle Demo Ver. 2.0. There’s also going to be an event at Shinjuku, Tokyo, where fans will get together and sing the Jutland Kingdom national anthem on October 8, and doing so will also get them codes.

Additionally, those who played the Battle Demo Ver. 1.0 will also have access to the 2.0 version when it becomes available in Japan on October 6, 2016.

Valkyria: Azure Revolution releases in Japan on January 19, 2017 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. Catch up on our earlier report to read everything you need to know about the game’s new and improved battle system.

-Quelle

Hab ja Demo 1, daher kann ich sie spielen

 

[Kiera]

Valkyria: Azure Revolution Footage Shows A Fight Against The Cover Girl Villain Brunhild

We previously got to watch the two gravure idols Yuka Kuramochi and Saki Yoshida take on a quest that involved making their own party. This time, they were put to the challenge of taking on Brunhild, the Valkyria who wields a giant scythe. The only thing they were told prior to going up against her was to simply beat her.

After getting beat to a pulp, the two call on director Takeshi Ozawa for some help. He provides a little hint saying that the fight against the Valkyria involves Brunhild switching up her elemental attribute, so in order to do well against that it’ll require you to switch up your character accordingly.

When it looks like Brunhild is about to do a powerful attack, you have two choices: you can make a run for it and pray that you don’t get hit, or you can face your fears and aim to cancel it out with your own attack. It’s also important to customize using Ragnites for various beneficial effects that can help out.

And finally, Ozawa says just like you would in any RPG, if things are looking way too tough then you can always go level up a little and go back for a rematch. The idols do some grinding and customizing, and you can watch them go back for the rematch at the 5:08 mark of the video.



Valkyria: Azure Revolution releases in Japan on January 19, 2017 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. You can also check out our earlier report to check out the latest on the game’s battle system.

-Quelle

[video=youtube;kfXicNr-sq8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfXicNr-sq8[/video]

 

[RWA]

Zum Spiel erscheint heute im JP Store eine Prologue Demo. Ich meine müsste schon erhältlich sein. Leider ist diese komplett auf JP.


http://gematsu.com/2016/12/valkyria...hes-december-22-ps4-japan-december-26-ps-vita

 

[Kiera]

Muss noch Demo 2.0 spielen, sollte ich heute mal in Agriff nehmen.

 

[Objektiv]

Hab die Demo mal gespielt. Hab nicht viel verstanden aber nen besonders guten Eindruck macht das noch nicht auf mich. Vor allem der Grafikstil ist so ein großer Rückschritt verglichen mit VC, sehr schade. Aber die Musik ist extrem gelungen, da fragt man sich schon wieso bei so nem Game ein Orchester engagiert wird während es bei großen games wie Dragon Quest nicht dafür reicht

 

[Itoshiki]

Ich hab sie gerade auch gespielt, finde etwas Schade dass die Animationen recht steif sind. Aber ansonsten gefällt mir, dass es sehr viele Dialoge hat. Hoffe das zieht sich so durch das Spiel, das Gameplay konnte man aber besser in der 2.0 Demo testen. Finde es spielt sich natürlich etwas anders und auch dynamischer aber der Geist von VC ist schon erkennbar. Freue mich drauf!

Der Soundtrack ist wirklich großartig!

 

[Kiera]

Original Valkyria Chronicles Series Will Continue; Developers Explain Why Valkyria Revolution Is Different

The upcoming JRPG Valkyria Revolution has proven to be quite polarizing among Valkyria Chronicles fans, as it comes with a completely different gameplay and view of the world. Yet, in an interview on the Japanese PlayStation Blog, Director Takeshi Ozawa and Producer Youichi Shimosato promised that they intend to continue the original Valkyria Chronicles series, also explaining why they decided to take a different path with Valkyria Revolution.

First of all, we learn that the first contacts for Valkyria Revolution started in August 2014, with the first pitch made in September. The project started officially in February 2015.

Since the release of Valkyria Chronicles 3, various pitches were made in-house for new Valkyria projects, but also due to timing, things did not work out.

With the release of Valkyria Revolution, developers hope to continue the Valkyria Project as a combined IP together with Valkyria Chronicles, however, they don’t want gamers to think that they don’t plan to make Valkyria Chronicles games in the future.

They are aware that there have been rumors that the Valkyria Chronicles series has ended, and that the series will continue exclusively with Valkyria Revolution, but Shimosato-san promises that this is not the case.

Ozawa-san adds that the Valkyria Chronicles series is already established with a solid world view, and he always thinks on how to do the next chapter while also looking at the progress made on the hardware side.

However, as creators, they are also driven by the desire to create new things. If they stuck with the Valkyria Chronicles series and tried to forcibly promote something completely new within that world, they would have risked to damage what was already there, and compromise the concept of the series itself, which is why they went with Valkyria Revolution this time.

The element tying the two sub-series together is the concept of “War Drama,” which is something the development team thinks will remain consistent in the Valkyria series in the future.

While they both belong to the Valkyria Project, the two sub-series are separate, and Ozawa-san brings the example of the Shin Megami Tensei and Persona series: they have common elements and keywords, but the world view, story and characters, are completely different.

While the Valkyria Chronicles series has pursued “coolness” in the military elements, Valkyria Revolution shifts the aim for coolness towards fantasy elements, however Ozawa-san is aware that some Valkyria Chronicles fans might not be attracted as much in terms of coolness by Valkyria Revolution, and the other way around. He feels that it’s good for the Valkyria Project to achieve more variety, and this is the role of the new style of Valkyria Revolution.

The move to pure RPG mechanics was decided during the planning phase, as developers wanted to implement elements that Valkyria Chronicles was missing.

While Valkyria Chronicles, as a strategy RPG, is a game like baseball, where no matter how well you play, the enemy turn will always come, they wanted Valkyria Revolution to be more like soccer, in which a player who plays well will keep pushing and dominating the battlefield. Yet, there was concern that the game would become too close to an action game, and on how to balance action and RPG elements, so they resorted to asking the fans how they felt about it.

Players who tested the first demo responded that it was too unbalanced towards action, and that the game felt too busy, without letting users think about their next move.

However, since developers were trying to design a completely new battlefield, they did not want to completely scrap the action element. Which is why, via trial and error, they created the battle palette, with the game progressing in real time, but stopping every time the player presses triangle to bring up the action menu.

Shimosato-san explains that he wanted to absolutely avoid the game being excessively dependant to a player’s skill in action games, and they aimed for a balanced system that they could properly define and RPG.

They wanted players to feel that they’re playing a war drama through gameplay adn through the story as well, which is why this game is part of the Valkyria Project. They also included an easy mode in order to let less action-oriented players focus on the story.

Ozawa-san also explains that the new setting was born from the intent of having a game grounded in a certain level of realism, which is why Europa was used, carrying many similarities with the real world and Valkyria Chronicles, yet, while researching ways to strengthening the fantasy element, they came up with a variation of the industrial revolution.

Interestingly, Shimosato-san mentions that the game includes a sub-story that developers call “fragments,” allowing the player to enjoy the story with greater depth if they so desire.

If you want to read more about the setting of Valkyria Revolution, you can check out our extensive article giving a broad overview. The game will be released in Japan on January 19th for PS4 and PS Vita, while a western release has recently been announced for PS4, PS Vita and Xbox One next Spring.

If you want to test the Valkyria Revolution for yourself, you can check out the demo for PS4 and PS Vita on the Japanese PlayStation Store. There is no news, for now, about a western release of the demo, or one for Xbox One. Keep in mind that you’ll need a Japanese PSN account to download them, and you can read how to make one on our handy guide.

On the other hand, if you prefer Valkyria Chronicles, now you know that it’s still coming, which is most definitely the best news I heard today.

-Quelle

 

[Kiera]

Valkyria Revolution ‘Amleth’ character trailer

Sega has released a new trailer for Valkyria Revolution introducing Amleth.

As previously detailed, Amleth is the protagonist and the commanding officer of the Jutland Kingdom’s elite “Anti-Valkyria Unit,” which is widely known as the “Vanargand.”

Valkyria Revolution is due out for PlayStation 4 and PS Vita on January 19 in Japan, and for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PS Vita in North America and Europe in Q2 2017. A ‘Prologue Demo‘ is now available for PlayStation 4 and PS Vita in Japan.

Watch the trailer below.

-Quelle

[video=youtube;OfTKiFcWdIE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfTKiFcWdIE[/video]

 

[Kiera]

Valkyria Revolution erscheint am 30. Juni

Valkyria Revolution ist schon länger in Japan erhältlich und wurde vor einiger Zeit auch für den Westen angekündigt. Heute gab SEGA den Release Termin für das Rollenspiel bekannt. Bei uns wird es am 30. Juni soweit sein. PlayStation 4 und Xbox One Versionen können Retail, als auch digital bezogen werden. Die PS Vita Fassung wird nur digital erhältlich sein.

Den neuen Trailer findet ihr hier.

-Quelle

[video=youtube;VO9gu0pGkrc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO9gu0pGkrc[/video]

Sehr früh, hab im Dezember damit gerechnet oder so. Ob ich das bis FF XII durch kriege mal sehen.

 

[mogry]

Mit deutschen Texten ?

 

[Schnurres]

Vorgänger wurde auch nicht übersetzt, daher denke ich, dass es auch hier nur englische Texte geben wird

 

[mogry]

Okay. ,
dann brauch ich die Trailer auch nicht sehen .

 

[Crussado]

Braucht man für das Spiel ne Vorkenntniss? Kenne die anderen Teile nicht. Ist das Englisch da schwierig?
Die Demo kann ich nicht vom Japan Store laden.

 

[Kiera]

Braucht man für das Spiel ne Vorkenntniss? Kenne die anderen Teile nicht. Ist das Englisch da schwierig?
Die Demo kann ich nicht vom Japan Store laden.

Braucht man nicht da nur bedingt was damit zu tun. Ein Prequel. Einige Anspielungen verstehste sicher nicht aber sonst. Meins sollte Freitag da sein

 

[Crussado]

Braucht man nicht da nur bedingt was damit zu tun. Ein Prequel. Einige Anspielungen verstehste sicher nicht aber sonst. Meins sollte Freitag da sein

Ich hab jetz die Demo mal gespielt also das Spiel hat ganz schön viele Cuts. Die Tests sehen nur den Soundtrack als positiv hmm

 

[Kiera]

Hab nur die Beta Demos gespielt ka welche Demo das ist, gekauft ist es eh schon. Auch wenns nicht so toll wird, ich wills selber spielen^^

 

[Kiera]

GamersGlobal Test

http://www.gamersglobal.de/test/valkyria-revolution?page=0,2

Naja ich krieg es wohl heute und werd es spielen, ist ja nicht das erste mal das mir 6.0 Spiele ne Menge Spass machen aber nach den Demos hab ich auch nicht mehr erwartet.

[video=youtube;VlXzLeFAycE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=97&v=VlXzLeFAycE[/video]

 

[Kiera]

[video=youtube;QbteFRnK_l0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbteFRnK_l0[/video]

 

[Kiera]

Hab die erste Mission gespielt was quasi die Demo war und joa spielt sich besser aber Gameplay ist bisher nichts besonders.