Trusty Bell renamed Eternal Sonata for North America

By Spencer . September 25, 2006 . 2:17pm

Namco Bandai Games announced that their Xbox 360 RPG Trusty Bell: Chopin’s Dream is coming out to North America in 2007. The game is renamed Eternal Sonata and has a vague reference to Chopin in the press release. Instead of flat out saying it is Chopin it just says “The story of Eternal Sonata begins as a famous composer, on his deathbed, drifts between this life and the next.” Gameplay wise a few new details about the game are spelled out. There is a monster morphing system and combat is a hybrid of turn based fighting with an action system. Also characters will have special attacks depending on light and shadow.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



4 Responses to “Trusty Bell renamed Eternal Sonata for North America”

the_importer Says:

Great, and knowing NAMCO USA, that game will be full of American dubbed crap and censorship.

Symphony Says:

That game looks so amazing >_

John H. Says:

Wow. There is absolutely guaranteed to be lame.

That doesn’t mean it won’t (or will) be successful however: there exists a popular roleplaying game in which Donald Duck casts Final Fantasy spells at monsters. All bets are off as to whether this sells.

Symphony Says:

orz… I had a semi lengthy piece of writing there… I forgot that HTML tag starters are bad. Anyway… Hopefully we get a dual language edition, and I like the name change since Chopin composed nearly exclusively for the piano… so Bell made no sense. I think Eternal Sonata: Chopin’s Dream would be the best title though.

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