Now, DS doesn’t look half bad, in top down 2D perspective… sure nothing to write home like you said, but doesn’t look bad… but this? seems like a PSone game with more polygons or something. Seems really bad to my eyes.

If they want to sell and gain recognition they ought to make a better effort, I mean, would they do this kind of effort in graphics if it was for a HD system?

Now, I can understand that it is low budget, it might be a good game and all… but it’s also going too far in a sense, too far to be acceptable or attractive for most.

I wish third party’s started imposing more effort towards that in their games. No matter how “hardcore” the game is it won’t sell if the “packet” isn’t attractive enough.

IMO, at least, I want all the RPG’s I can have, but I also want them to look well, good enough. But this isn’t.

The graphics in this Wii game I doubt are anything to write home about, and much like Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer DS, it’s more about it’s old-school-retro-roguelike style of play!

Some scared off by Shiren DS might be happy to know that character levels are persistent in this one…but at the same time they say there is something for the old hardcore level reseters out there as well (mind you, this is all my interpretation of what I saw in a Auto-Web Translated Japanese interview with the developers). What I’m guessing here is that there will be some sort of ongoing plotline to link a bunch of these dungeons together with your persistent character, but as you work your way through you will be unlocking these stand-alone level reseting dungeons you can play in a different mode of the game.