Legend of Heroes - Sora no Kiseki für die PSP

[Kayano]

Verdammt den Trailer hab ich doch damals schon gesehen! ^^
Ist sogar noch auf meinem Rechner als "Unknown Falcom Game" ;P
Sieht aber immernoch toll aus.^^
Nur obs auch ne US-Version geben wird?
Hmmm ich weis nicht. Wäre aber zu hoffen.

akira62 hat aber Recht Teil 1 kam Ende 2005 in den USA raus, Teil 2 Mitte 2006 und Teil 3 Anfang diese Jahres. Wurden aber alle wohl eher schlecht bewertet. (Wohlgemerkt die PSP Versionen sind gemeint.^^)
Ob sich ein Publisher nun an den 6. Teil wagen wird? Und was ist mit 4 & 5 wurden die auch auf die PSP geportet?

Gruß Kayano

EDIT: Ok so einfach ist es doch nicht.

Falcom's series "Eiyuu Densetsu" (or, "The Legend of Heroes"), has a complicated history. Within the (currently) six-part series were a set that belonged to a trilogy all their own. They were called the Gagharv Trilogy, and they were released as follows: The White Witch (III), A Tear of Vermillion (IV), and A Cagesong of the Ocean (V). Supposedly, IV and V were built off of the success of III, which presented the world of Gagharv to gamers. You see, IV and V were actually prequels, much in the same way that C.S. Lewis wrote his Narnia series out of chronological order. If one were to re-order the games chronologically, it would be as follows: IV is first, V is second, and III is third.

The series originally resided on the PC; but in Japan, Bandai picked up the rights from Falcom to publish the Gagharv Trilogy on PSP, porting the remakes of III and IV and the newly-released V (all released around the year 2000). When Namco Bandai (at the time, just Bandai) made the announcement that they were bringing A Tear of Vermillion to the US, I was simultaneously shocked and overjoyed. Like many hardcore, underdog-RPG-loving gamers, my love for Falcom knew no boundaries.

I assumed that, since they were releasing A Tear of Vermillion first, US fans would be treated to the Gagharv Trilogy in its true chronological order, with V being next and III coming last. I was wrong, however; in a move that made the Legend of Heroes history that much more complicated, Namco Bandai announced "The Legend of Heroes II: Prophecy of the Moonlight Witch" as the next title. So now IV was I, III was II, and V was III. Confused? You ought to be.

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Die in den USA erschienen Remakes sind also eigentlich Teil 3,4 und 5.
Die drei teilen eine gemeinsame Geschichte. Demnach müsste Teil 6 wieder eine eigenständige Geschichte bieten?
Demnach dürfte einem US-Release nichts im Wege stehen, es sei den die 3 Vorgänger haben sich in den US gar fürchterlich verkauft. ^^