Looks like SE stay true to their words to release big titles to multiple platforms, just took years for them to release KH games on Steam. Now I just hope for their future games to not get "westernized" for non-existent modern audience.
Fine. I'll do it.
Famitsu had an interview the Ubisoft, and in the interview, Ubisoft mentioned they were specifically looking for a samurai that could be their non-Japanese eyes. The line mentioning this in Famitsu's article was edited out.
Sauces...
Game looks decent. Battle system is like the 2D Tales of games. Guessing they are using the same engine. Makes sense since the Tales of games are from the same company.
If you like shows such as Resident Evil, The Witcher, Halo, etc that do not respect the original source material/lore, make shit up, and checks a lot of checkboxes, this show is for you.
My guess is it may take a lot of money, time and effort to merge the two systems, and it's a lot cheaper with this current set up. In other words, to maximize profit since Microsoft already spent billions of dollars with this acquisition.
Video thumbnail shows a lot of characters that fits a bunch of checkbox, which usually tells me that the game studio worked with a DEI consultant firm. Instant skip for me.
That's a fair point. Though I'm sure that there are Smash fans that enjoys competitive Smash but got lumped in with some bad eggs that caused the Smash community to have bad reputations.