The Last Remnant Site opens |
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A Famitsu report alerts the intarwebs that the official site for Square Enix's The Last Remnant is up. The "read" link below leads to the Japanese site, but don't worry, since, as we've mentioned before, the game will be released simultaneously in the U.S. and Japan, there should be a huge link there that'll lead you to the North American site.
Not much content in there yet. Just a few hints of what's to come. The Japanese site features that concept art that we've seen before. The North American site show's the hero up-close, in contrast with this white-haired character that left a messy stain on the wall. Check out our screenshot below to see what we mean.
We hope that the site updates soon and gives more info on that "up to seventy units" in The Last Remnant hint that they gave out the other day.
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Comments [refresh]
What the f*** what about europe????????
ooooooooooooooo h first post yay
Europe will most likely get the game, it just won't be released at the same time. There different things that go on with gaming in europe, with developers and putting the game in the european region, localizations is causing that for you, not the companies.