Knights in the Nightmare, Sting's new game?! Options

[Yuka]

http://gonintendo.com/?p=35576

http://www.sting.co.jp/knights/index.htm

Sting's been having a countdown, and apparently Famitsu tells us what it's for before Sting does.

By the way, I'd rather none of you asked about the Dept. Heaven Episodes thing. All we've speculated on that is that somehow this is related to Riviera, Yggdra Union, and Baroque.

This post has been edited by Yuka: Feb 17 2008, 12:27 AM

[Feral Phoenix]

Now who's the idiot?

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They both wind up in Heaven's Gate.

And if there was no connection between the games but the fact that they take place in the same world (which I've been telling you morons for how damn long now?), Sting would likely not have bothered pointing it out to us that they are connected.

Also, a great many RPGs use the World Tree as a thematic element, and rarely is it actually in the very center of the world.

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It certainly wasn't in Riviera; the World Tree that appears on the floating islands is in Elendia, which is very much not in the center of the island. And in Yggdra Union (i.e., on the surface world) it's in Marduk, which is also not near the center.

Name for me ten games where the World Tree is actually dead center in the middle of the map and then we'll talk.

You need to pay more attention to these games when you play them. Either that, or you're all permanently braindead and there's no cure for you.