Eternal Sonata also coming to the PS3?

well if it does turn out to be a timed exclusive, I guess that means we’ll have to determine which version is superior to the other.

Don’t know, though, if I’d rather purchase it for my Xbox 360 or for my upcoming Playstation 3. I guess it all depends on whether the 360 version is released first or they both see a simultaneous release…then again, that’d have to depend on whether or not this rumor really is true and Namco-Bandai announces they’ve been working on a PS3 version alongside the 360 version.

Cool if it goes to PS3 too. Now everyone can enjoy it!~

I approve!

If true, I wouldn’t be too surprised considering the 360’s struggle in Japan

Forgot to comment about that if it does come out on the ps3, the Blu-ray disc may make way for enough room for them to include a japanese language track w/ subs for those who prefer it.

if this comes to the PS3 that’s one less 360 i’d get… Now if Blue Dragon comes to the PS3, I may have to get that instead… the choice is now, do I want Blue Dragon, or Metal Gear Solid 4. Cause right now all the games I want for 360 are also coming out on the PS3. Meh this makes my choice on which HD console to get… I’ll probably end up going with the 360, cause that way I could hook it up to my compy screen and have the HD stuff(I don’t have an HD Tv but I do have an LCD widescreen compy monitor)

Blue Dragon will NEVER be on PS3. Microsoft funded it wholly

Blue Dragon is by Mistwalker, so it’s going to be Microsoft’s killer app. Blue Dragon 2 is supposed to be in the works too (of course depends on how well it does hree). Trusty Bell coming to the PS3 eh.. I don’t mind either way since I alrdy own both consoles, but I kind of want it to stay 360 exclusive as I’m rooting for it to do well in Japan. Lost Odyssey later will be on 360 only too, and PS3 will have some good games, eventually you would want both systems.

Not true, Microsoft only publish it, not funded.

Sakaguchi’s new Mistwalker Studio is funded by Microsoft.

Mistwalker – is a Japanese video game development studio started by Hironobu Sakaguchi (the creator of the popular Final Fantasy series) in 2004 with the financial backing of Microsoft.

I was actually just hoping this would happen the other day. As much as I prefer the design and online service XBOX is offering, all things considered I’d like to stick with the PS brand. I already have so many games for the system that I’m reticent to invest in yet another system’s game library. Eternal Sonata was the only title that was really keeping me from wholly committing to PS3, as I could easily pass by Blue Dragon and Too Human.

Sure wish the PS3 only cost $300-400 dollars though.

Oh, and I agree with Zoglog, they should definitely include J-audio. I’d love to hear Aya Hirano’s voice acting in this game.

Pretty cool, looks like a good RPG.

Tri-Ace RPG? they make awesome RPG’s.

Namco has NEVER said that Ace Combat 6 is a “Timed Exclusive” for the Xbox 360. According to Namco, Ace Combat 6 is an Exclusive only for the Xbox 360…as in, forever!

Either way, look at how the roles have changed this generation:

The Xbox 360 now gets the games first.

The Xbox 360 gets the timed exclusives, and many exclusives.

Games that weren’t on Xbox before, like Devil May Cry, Resident Evil, Virtua Fighter, Ace Combat, and others are now on the Xbox 360.

Look at the awesome games on Xbox 360, like Gears of War, Crackdown, Lost Planet, Dead Rising, Rainbow Six: Vegas, all those racing games, sports games, Blue Dragon, Mass Effect, Halo 3, Lost Odyssey, and so many others.

Playstation 3 is such a joke compared to the PS2 and PS1. Twice as expensive, with half the software performance!

A bunch of those “awesome” games you listed aren’t even that awesome. Lost Planet, Crackdown, “all those racing games”, “sports games”? Please, at least try harder. Mass Effect and Lost Odyssey are still pretty far from being released, but they do look pretty good.

Most people probably don’t even know what Ace Combat is, much less care about it at all. Personally I like the Ace Combat series, but it’s far from a game with any kind of mainstream/popular appeal.