Disappeared after two episodes, in particular due to the departure of the Monolith Soft studio for Nintendo and a commercial success limited by its platform at the time, the Baiten Kaitos franchise will finally be rediscovered in 60 frames per second as part of this compilation with new comfort options and especially the Japanese dubbing which was absent at the time of its release on GameCube. Remember also that if the French texts will be present on the first episode, the sequel will unfortunately remain in English as in 2006, Baten Kaitos Origins having missed the mark of the European release in its time. Aside from this pitfall, the two episodes will allow themselves to be discovered or rediscovered with a certain number of features that are always very popular with those whose family and professional situations no longer leave as much free time as before.
No more time for this bullshit
Accelerate game speed by 300%? It’s possible. Disable random encounters? When you want. Kill all enemies in one hit? It’s a bit extreme, and you’ll put your glorious past as an RPG convict to shame, but it’s allowed. Note that this remaster, which also offers a new interface and automatic backup, is signed Logicalbeat, a discreet Japanese studio that has worked on various ports, including Dragon Ball FighterZ on Switch and NieR Automata on Xbox One. Finally, no rush for those who want to get a boxed version, Bandai Namco France has promised on social networks that some national retailers will market the game in physical format.