Monolith discusses Disaster sequel, Baten Kaitos, more
November 25th, 2008 Posted in DS, News, Wii, Written by ValayMonolith Soft revealed a plethora of details regarding future games. As could be surmised based on sales charts, Disaster: Day of Crisis has not sold very well at all. Nintendo producer Hitoshi Yamagami has stated that the game is “performing lower than expected.”
Still, even with less than stellar sales, Keiichi Ono, Monolith Soft director, isn’t ready to rule out a sequel, even if it were to appear on the DS. “…there were so many wonderful options [in the game]. We would like to see the possibility for them, if we have chance to develop the sequel…[The team] can consider [a DS version] if we have many requests.”
Last but not least, it was confirmed yet again today that Monolith Soft is indeed working on more titles for the Wii and surprisingly, the team is “willing to start developing Baten Kaitos.”
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3 Responses to “Monolith discusses Disaster sequel, Baten Kaitos, more”
By Draken on Nov 25, 2008
Not Baten Kaitos… the battle system was so stale, please do something new.
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By chozo on Nov 25, 2008
Hm, I think a new Baten Kaitos title would be a welcome RPG addition for the wii. (provided it’s not a DS title they have in mind)
As for Disaster, great game. But wouldnt it be kinda hasty to call sales bad when there is still no U.S version to speak of. I’m sure the number of sales would look more promising when / if it’s released for the U.S audience.
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By Valay on Nov 26, 2008
I’m actually a pretty big Baten Kaitos fan, so I’d personally be very pleased to see another game in the series.
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