And Blue Dragon was never really a FF killer. Sure, it had some of the people who worked on the older games, but that was its problems. It couldn’t even compare with the PS2 Final Fantasies, much less FF13. It was a very old school (Like FFIV-ish) RPG with original Xbox quality graphics.

I’m sure it Spectral Force III won’t sell tons, but I’m sure it will do far far better than any IF PSP game, and make more money, for basically the same amount of work. PS2 software sales are down dramatically. Atlus has to go somewhere. There aren’t many SRPGs on the DS. That pretty much leaves the 360.

And Blue Dragon was never really a FF killer. Sure, it had some of the people who worked on the older games, but that was its problems. It couldn’t even compare with the PS2 Final Fantasies, much less FF13. It was a very old school (Like FFIV-ish) RPG with original Xbox quality graphics.

I’m sure it Spectral Force III won’t sell tons, but I’m sure it will do far far better than any IF PSP game, and make more money, for basically the same amount of work. PS2 software sales are down dramatically. Atlus has to go somewhere. There aren’t many SRPGs on the DS. That pretty much leaves the 360.

And Blue Dragon was never really a FF killer. Sure, it had some of the people who worked on the older games, but that was its problems. It couldn’t even compare with the PS2 Final Fantasies, much less FF13. It was a very old school (Like FFIV-ish) RPG with original Xbox quality graphics.

I’m sure it Spectral Force III won’t sell tons, but I’m sure it will do far far better than any IF PSP game, and make more money, for basically the same amount of work. PS2 software sales are down dramatically. Atlus has to go somewhere. There aren’t many SRPGs on the DS. That pretty much leaves the 360.

And Blue Dragon was never really a FF killer. Sure, it had some of the people who worked on the older games, but that was its problems. It couldn’t even compare with the PS2 Final Fantasies, much less FF13. It was a very old school (Like FFIV-ish) RPG with original Xbox quality graphics.

I’m sure it Spectral Force III won’t sell tons, but I’m sure it will do far far better than any IF PSP game, and make more money, for basically the same amount of work. PS2 software sales are down dramatically. Atlus has to go somewhere. There aren’t many SRPGs on the DS. That pretty much leaves the 360.

Well, what you neglect to mention is that the PSP user-base is very friendly toward Japanese Strategy-RPGs, while the vast majority of the Xbox 360 base is not. The fact that Spectral Souls bombed so badly only paints a grimmer picture for Spectral Force 3. If games high-profiled games like Eternal Sonata, and the hyped “Final Fantasy Killer” Blue Dragon can’t bring in amazing sales, then what hope does this 2-D turn based series have on the 360?

Well, what you neglect to mention is that the PSP user-base is very friendly toward Japanese Strategy-RPGs, while the vast majority of the Xbox 360 base is not. The fact that Spectral Souls bombed so badly only paints a grimmer picture for Spectral Force 3. If games high-profiled games like Eternal Sonata, and the hyped “Final Fantasy Killer” Blue Dragon can’t bring in amazing sales, then what hope does this 2-D turn based series have on the 360?

I’m curious how Atlus will price it. I doubt I would go for it at $60 (if I get a 360 by the time it comes out), but $40 would probably move a lot of copies.

I’m curious how Atlus will price it. I doubt I would go for it at $60 (if I get a 360 by the time it comes out), but $40 would probably move a lot of copies.

I’m curious how Atlus will price it. I doubt I would go for it at $60 (if I get a 360 by the time it comes out), but $40 would probably move a lot of copies.

I’m curious how Atlus will price it. I doubt I would go for it at $60 (if I get a 360 by the time it comes out), but $40 would probably move a lot of copies.