Mojib-Ribbon.

[Click_Stick]

Good.

[Korly]

I wonder if it'll still let you swap in your own CDs.

[Captain Vegetable]

I'll have to get this upon release.

[Shine]

Maybe we'll get treated to a U.S. release? One can only hope.

[red_war_machine]

I hat to disappoint you all, but it's not music any more.

It's text. You have to write calligraphy on the screen based on text files that come with the game.

That is, don't even BOTHER unless you're fluent in Japanese. NanaOnSha also reckon it's probably not going to get a western release like the first one - it can't; the language barrier really is an insurmountable obstacle in this case - translation would require a complete overhaul of the code.

Seems really good, too. There's an online segment, where you can send e-mails to other people, and they have to 'play' the text before they can read it. It adds colours and music and rhythm based on your writing style; been in development since PSone days, so if you can read and write good Japanese then you're in for a treat; I only wish I could.

[Bonestorm]

Originally posted by red_war_machine
I hat to disappoint you all, but it's not music any more.

It's text. You have to write calligraphy on the screen based on text files that come with the game.

If this is true than this qualifies as the worst sequel ever.

[Click_Stick]

Well.

F.

[Where did you stumble across that anyway, Red?]

[red_war_machine]

Originally posted by Click_Stick
Well.

F.

[Where did you stumble across that anyway, Red?]

Erm... *looks* Edge issue 115. They have an interview with John Belamonte and Masaya Matsuura, of NanaOnSha.

It really sucks, doesn't it? I'd be right on top of a Vibri sequel too.

[Psx]

There are some images of the game here(Props to slashdot for that one)

[Tain]

ARGH. If only...