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Demon's Souls [RPG] announced for PS3 - Playable @ TGS !

October 01, 2008 in Photos comments 19

PS3 jRPG fans have been gagging for a decent new title for a long while now and today marks the day that could all change. Demon's Soul, an Action RPG, was today announced for the PS3 and even better, the game will be playable at the Tokyo Game Show in just under 2 week time !

Sony Computer Entertainment has announced in the latest Famitsu magazine a new Action-RPG called Demon's Souls developed by From Software for the PlayStation 3. The title is scheduled for next year in Japan. Demon's Souls will be playable at Tokyo Game Show.

- Create your own hero with many customization options.
- You will have to battle against huge monsters.
- Monsters can apparently change form (giant butterfly, powerful dragon, etc.)
- The game gives freedom to the player.
- Playable at Tokyo Game Show.
Cruxis Mana via gamekyo.com »
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  • 0
    Cruxis Mana Oct 1, 08
    It's about time the PS3 got some more jRPG's heading it's way.

    Sounds very White Knight Chronicles too.

  • 0
    Newcloud Oct 1, 08
    just announced and already playable.. square enix should take note
    • 3
      Red 9 Oct 1, 08
      Squenix is too wrapped up in their Xbox 360 exclusives to take any notes. Call me bitchy, but their antics just hit a nerve with me...
      • 0
        Final Blade Oct 2, 08
        Funny, since they don't have much SE exclusives.
        • 0
          Cruxis Mana Oct 3, 08
          They have more than they do on the PS3, so you need to recount.
        • 0
          Killosity Oct 3, 08
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          Funny, since they don't have much SE exclusives
          Relative to the PS3 production activity, I'd say theres enough.
        • 1
          Final Blade Oct 13, 08
          I never said that they didn't have more then the PS3 Cruxis im just responding to red who made a statement thinking they have a crazy amount from SE when they really don't. Maybe more then the PS3, but thats the same in terms of exclusives anyway, so thats not much of a point.

          In the end I don't see that as a big deal. More will come. This is a marathon.
        • 0
          Newcloud Oct 13, 08
          ya lol they only have 2 and there not very good
        • 0
          Red 9 Oct 13, 08
          Only two? I figured there was more than that. Oh well.
  • 0
    Zero and X Oct 1, 08
    Good news for me, I am always up for a new rpg.
  • 0
    kik36 Oct 1, 08
    Let's hope it doesn't take another year to go outside of Japan.
  • 0
    Sayyed Oct 2, 08
    First image reminded me of SOTC
  • 0
    Killosity Oct 2, 08
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    First image reminded me of SOTC

    hahahahah I thought the EXACT same thing! The colour palette and the size of 1 object relative to another kinda aspect.
  • 0
    Zero and X Oct 4, 08
    I wonder what this gonna be like, turn based, grid based, or action rpg....
    • 0
      Red 9 Oct 4, 08
      Call me nuts, but I liked Eternal Sonata's battle system. But a turn-based system would be just fine with me.

      I like the art design of this game; very cool.
  • 0
    Killosity Oct 4, 08
    Good to see the PS3-RPG libary slowly rise.
  • 0
    Red 9 Oct 13, 08
    You would've figured we'd have some gameplay vids from TGS by now...
  • 0
    Killosity Oct 13, 08
    Meh. I will take White Knight Chronicles over this. Anyone notice WKC looking like; better than ever!? This will need to have some spunk and appeal, because Demon Souls looks uninspired and lacklustre at the moment to me.
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      Red 9 Oct 13, 08
      It looks too washed out. It looks like a mediocre hack-n-slash at the moment. Unless they show more stuff that's more impressive, I won't bother even considering this.

      Why Sony can't snag any decent new exclusives is beyond me...

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