Zephyr, Vasheron, and Leanne are stylish heroes. In Resonance of Fate they have selectable outfits, some designed by Japanese fashion labels. Leanne (aka Reanbell) also gets a console exclusive t-shirt.

Tri-Ace released a video showcasing Resonance of Fate’s battle system. And the tri-Attack-Battle is like The Matrix meets Star Ocean.

Tri-Ace’s multiplatform RPG, Resonance of Fate, is going international and Sega sent out a trailer for the Western version. Most of the footage is recycled, but the domestic presentation is quite different.

The Resonance of Fate trademark really was for End of Eternity. Sega announced plans to publish the multiplatform Tri-Ace developed RPG here in spring 2010. Why did Sega change the name?

Sega’s spring press conference is now public. They taped the event, held at the UDX theater in Akihabara, and uploaded it to YouTube. A first for Sega and, perhaps, the YouTube part is a first for any Japanese publisher.

Last year Sega had an eclectic blend of releases in Japan. They were the only company with a camera powered Nintendo DS beauty simulator and a music game starring a butt-biting bug. Times have changed. Sega is adapting.   This year Sega will publish less games, but they ones that come out are, considered by [...]

If you only watched this trailer you may not realize End of Eternity is a RPG.   The first trailer screams “extreme action” with guns blazing and a bullet tracking camera bit. When was the last time something like that was used to promote a role playing game?       Also, did you notice [...]

After Earth’s environment became toxic, humans in Tri-Ace’s fictitious future built a massive tower to live in. Affluent denizens live on the top floors while the lower parts of the tower house the less fortunate. Zephyr, Vashyron, and “Subject #20″ live in Bazel and from these screenshots they don’t look too happy about it. Subject [...]

We don’t have to wait for the countdown to expire to find out about Tri-Ace’s next RPG. End of Eternity is revealed in this week’s issue of Famitsu and Sega is publishing it. This isn’t the first time Tri-Ace strayed from Square Enix. Microsoft originally funded Infinite Undiscovery before they handed publishing duties to Square [...]