I wonder if they do a big remake like that they will go with the ff7 remake style (a shit ton of new content,story added)or just a graphics update. I would love for them to expand out since I have played it a million times tbh
I feel the skepticism can partially be explained by two things.
I actually think when Nintendo announced it at E3 2019 they were hoping to deliver it as early as holiday 2020(C. Tsubasa hinted at it being a 2020 game before it was announced), but scope of the game alone would push it to 2021, and covid definitely busted it further, so we're getting it 2022.
True. But in the last two years, the world has been battling a pandemic. It's still difficult to buy an Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5 due to supply chain issues.
Oh sure, I agree completely. 2021 especially has been excellent for me thanks to Metroid Dread and great third party titles. 2020 had some stunning indie games.
I think they'll do it a faithful remake but also maybe expanding, adding side quests, maybe a new mode or a new side story, or prequel or epilogue.
If it's close to Age of Calamity I'll be overwhelmed.
IIRC A Link Between Worlds was initially a remake of A Link to the Past, but got so different that they made it a sequel instead.
I'll explain, Zelda has a pattern of not releasing in the year they are announced (tp was supposed to be 2005, ss in 2010, and botw in 2015) I know this time could be different but just pointing this out, also march 2023 would be the anniversary of the botw and also the switch and I feel like they would want to launch the dane around that time and with botw2 as a launch title.
I just double checked and...all the directors and producers are almost the same on all modern FE games. The director of Echoes worked on Three Houses too. Only the director of Fates/Awakening is not on Three Houses since he worked on Fire Emblem Heroes and Smash Ultimate.
Yeah you are probably right, but I would disagree with ff7 remake not respecting the franchise I thought it was a good game and remake.
So it's going look really bad in handheld mode with a sharp filter lol.
The anniversary part isn't relevant. They knew the anniversary was March 2023 in June 2021 when they announced the release year for BotW2. They wouldn't intentionally announce it for a year before they actually planned it.
Nothing's controversial about what you said, it is pretty much in line with what people playing the games are saying.
The only difference is that if we go by the exact same patterns of announce to release TP and BotW1 had, BOTW 2 would be released this month, or would be released next march.
The next game has been in development way before Three Houses released and without COVID maybe it could have released in 2021. I agree that KT is the main candidat but I've a feeling that it could be Monolith too.. didn't they hire for a medieval game back then ?
why believe everything about the dane rumors besides when it's coming out
That's a valid point. Three Houses started concept production back in 2015 as a 3ds game.
July 28. So we are getting close to half a year since the last release. They do say they will continue to support those services, but we will see if that’s more Jaleco style releases or stuff people actually want (to be fair, I actually like the obscure releases).
I think it's because people are paying attention to the history of delays with the series without thinking through the whole context for those games. Like you said, delays normally happen when a release window has been given with the initial reveal. Likely the game has already had some form of delay internally due to Covid, too.
We've seen two trailer for BotW 2 too.
I say, that's a different type of category.
I wonder if Fire Emblem Warriors 2 is a thing then or day I say a TMS sequel? Or perhaps multiple mainline FE games since during the 3ds era, Echoes and Three Houses were both in development/concept production.
they are correct
