[ SECRET POST #5745 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5745 ⌋

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Comments

[pantswarrior]

SUIKODEN SECRET! (I hope we get more of them, and more discussions here, after the remasters come out.)

Definitely looking forward to Eiyuden, and when the remasters were announced I and lots of folks I know were... happy but also kind of wary, because like you said, Konami. :P But I have a friend who's pretty deep in the VGM scene and knows some of the original Suikoden creative team, and they reported that some of that team was, in spite of their own current project, apparently happy (at least on social media?) about the remasters.

I'm just really pleased because I have been telling people for years "Oh if you like this game, or these kinds of themes, you should play Suikoden!" But it's never been particularly easy to get your hands on the first two if you didn't actually buy them back in the PS1 era...

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm hoping it draws in some new fans. I'd been trying (okay, somewhat passively) to get some younger folk into the series by the way of music and VG discussion but not everyone is into JRPGs, and the ones that are might not appreciate gems that aren't as well known as Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest or even Xenoblade.

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The original creators were apparently invited to the stream and all of them looked insanely happy! Kawano Junko even fought her tears during the interview. The game obviously means a lot to her.