That’s what Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together is to me.
#Vagrant story remake 2017 full#
Imagine if David Lynch were to come out of hiding and somehow be given full control over a Twin Peaks remake or continuation, with every single cast member in place. It’s hard to draw a comparison that equals a level that this new version brings with it. I never actually made my way around to the original version, so this remake was something I highly anticipated. My expectations were no less than perfection and the team already responsible for 2 of my top 5 games of all time delivered. If you’re feeling a positive vibe, that maybe I like this game a lot…your impression is valid. Matsuno, Minagawa, Yoshida and Sakimoto were back to work and that’s a good thing. Of course, the source material was already a Matsuno game (work of fine art), but that’s besides the point. If only every franchise resurrection were handled so delicately.
And that’s entirely because of the decision to bring the team proper back. No embarrassing half-assed spin offs or shitty sequels made by new blood. What’s important here is that it happened, and it happened in the right way. As to the how and why Square finally decided to revive this long dead Quest franchise…I have no clue. At the helm, none other than its original team…Yasumi Matsuno and friends.
#Vagrant story remake 2017 psp#
Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together for the PSP is an inspired and thoughtful re-release of the original game of the same name. Matsuno’s seemingly bitter exit from Square’s employee roster I was worried that I may never see further works of one of this industries most brilliant designers. were steady providers of the most rich RPG experiences: Final Fantasy Tactics, Vagrant Story…Final Fantasy XII. Such days are gone of course, and many of the masterpieces of which I speak were the offspring of a single development team. They used to employ an abundance of creative game designers that lead the industry in not only genre sales but progressive ideas. There was once a time when I loved SquareSoft, a consistent provider of RPG works of the highest quality. They have made it their fucking business lately to whore out every single property they currently own, much to my dismay and their monetary benefit. And that’s saying quite a bit considering the company at hand here is Square Enix. It doesn’t help that more emphasis has been placed on sequels or remakes as of late…so it’s nice to witness a company doing something right with an existing property. I just happen to really dislike first person shooters, hyper violent action games and sandbox titles. As “cool” as it is to go against popular trends, that’s not really my intent. Lately I’m finding myself less and less excited for almost everything that’s announced in the video game universe.
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