Wargaming has announced a new collaboration project for their mobile game World of Tanks Blitz, featuring none other than SEGA’s Valkyria Chronicles. We included the trailer below. While it doesn’t reveal much about the project, Wargaming says that more details will be revealed at the upcoming Tokyo Game Show. The trailer does features some comments from Takeshi Ozawa, game director for Valkyria Chronicles, who hopes that this collaboration will get tank fans to learn more about the Valkyria Chronicles franchise.
Tag Archives: Valkyria Chronicles
Valkyria Chronicles Developers Interview Insight: VC1 Remaster & The Possibility of VC2 and VC3 Remaster
In February of this year, GAMER sat down for a long interview with Katsura Mikami and Takeshi Ozawa of SEGA, the producer and director (respectively) of Valkyria Chronicles Remaster for the Playstation 4.
Towards the end of this past August, a NeoGAF thread surfaced with a partial translation of the interview provided by Nyoro SF, a Valkyria fan and ardent follower of the franchise. The translated segments contain a variety of helpful pieces of information regarding the development process for Valkyria Chronicles Remaster and of course, the prospect of Valkyria Chronicles 2 and 3 being remastered for Playstation 4.
While we will post some of the salient points of the interview in the form of a short summary, please view the thread and if you have a NeoGAF account, post in it to show support for both the Valkyria franchise and the translator’s efforts!
SEGA Opens New Website for Its Tokyo Game Show 2016 Lineup, Featuring Yakuza 6, Valkyria: Azure Revolution, Puyo Puyo Chronicle and Persona 5
The next Tokyo Game Show will be taking place from September 15 to 18, and in preparation of the event SEGA have launched a new website detailing their lineup of games. At the moment, the websites lists Yakuza 6, Valkyria; Azure Revolution, Puyo Puyo Chronicle and Persona 5, all of which will be playable at the event.
SEGA to Reveal More Info on the Next Valkyria: Azure Revolution Demo Near the End of August
A new blog update featuring Helena and Blum (two characters from the game) on the official Valkyria: Azure Revolution website mentions that more information regarding the new demo will be revealed near the end of August. The 2.0 version of the demo is expected to be considerably different from the 1.0 version that was released earlier this year, since the development team received a lot of (sometimes harsh) feedback from fans. As such, they announced a significant amount of changes that will be made to the game.
In addition, more information will be revealed concerning the voice cast for the game. Valkyria: Azure Revolution is still scheduled to be released this Winter in Japan on the PlayStation 4. There’s been no word yet on a possible localization.
Via: Gematsu
Wonder Festival 2016 Summer – Figure Images and Updates!
This past weekend saw the arrival of Wonder Festival 2016 Summer and a large haul of promotional images for SEGA, Atlus, King of Fighters, and Kantai Collection-related garage kits. We’ve included an exhaustive list of relevant announcement/work-in-progress images below. Please be advised that some of the garage kits and/or their source links are NSFW.
Digital Done Right: SEGA Europe’s Digital Editions of Valkyria Chronicles Remastered
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the view of Segalization as a whole.
It’s fair to say that SEGA Europe has been a lot more active on social media over the past year, especially with the arrival of Dan Sheridan as their new community manager. But while the renewed SEGA of America has been hard at work on bringing SEGA games from Japan to the Americas, things didn’t go as smoothly in Europe. Whenever SEGA of America announced a new game, SEGA Europe didn’t immediately follow suit. The release of Yakuza 0 in Europe was initially in doubt, and it took a while for it to finally be confirmed. The SEGA 3D Classics Collection for the Nintendo 3DS was eventually confirmed for a European release, but we’re still without a release date even though the game is already available in the US. Similarly, Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X was only recently confirmed for a European release. Unfortunately it comes with the caveat that the title won’t receive a physical release, even on PS4.
SEGA and Relic Entertainment Present Valkyria Chronicles Skin Competition for Company of Heroes 2
SEGA and Relic Entertainment have announced a Valkyria Chronicles Skin Competition for Company of Heroes 2. The 3D texturing contest involves creating skins for the vehicles in Company of Heroes 2, themed after or inspired by skins from the vehicles featured in any of the Valkyria Chronicles games. These are to be submitted to the Steam Workshop of Company of Heroes 2, and the winners will have their skins added to the game. interestingly, if the winning item is sold in the in-game store, winners will actually receive a share of the revenue made from its sales. A few examples of tanks from Valkyria Chronicles were shown on the official blog post, although you’re not limited to using just these:
Valkyria: Azure Revolution Is Receiving a Gameplay Overhaul Based on Fan Feedback
In the latest Weekly Famitsu, the director of Valkyria: Azure Revolution Takeshi Ozawa talked about the changes they will be making to the game following the feedback received from the Battle Demo Ver. 1.0. The list of changes posted on Hachima Kikou was translated into English by both Gematsu and Siliconera, and credit goes to them for the information summarized in this article.
Valkyria Chronicles Remastered Enters UK Sales Chart at #6
The latest UK All Formats video game sales charts courtesy of Chart-track shows Valkyria Chronicles Remastered debuting at #6, just behind Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright. In the PS4 specific sales chart, it entered at #4. While the game is being sold at a budget price, the game appears to be getting a much better reception this time around than its original release on PS3. Back in 2008, the PS3 version of the game failed to enter the top 40 in the All Formats chart, and only debuted in the PS3 list at #18.
SEGA Europe “Very Interested in Bringing All of the Group’s Japanese Content” to Europe
In a recent interview with MVC, Sega Europe’s SVP of commercial publishing John Clarck talked about SEGA’s PC business and how it shaped the company’s future. Interestingly, he also commented on their desire to deliver Japanese content from the entire group within SEGA.