What Happened To Wild Arms?

[@PressStartToContinueYT]

Thanks for checking out a new episode of "What Happened To?" in which we will explore the Wild Arms series! Have you ever played it before? What are your thoughts on it? Let's explore its history and see why we haven't heard from it in awhile!

[@hasas4541]

You should make a video on the mother 1 remake hack it’s been in development for more than a decade. Anyways keep up the great work been loving ur videos?

[@raze2012_]

I think a big detail you missed out on is Sony itself. While media vision was the developer of the series, they got major support for Japan Studio, Sony's first party development studio who's developed stuff like Shadows of the Colossus and supported literal hundreds of other games over the decades. Unfortunately, this studio was divested in 2020, scattered to other places within Sony Computer Entertainment as part of a re-organization. This seems to have been a long time coming between the major, major success of Sony's western studios and the relatively lackluster sales of non-Gran Turismo Japanese games. The Last Guardian seemed to have been the big game that started this shift. Now, this doesn't delete any hope of a new Wild Arms, but it definitely hurts chances, since Sony itself doesn't seem too interested in anything within the genre as of now.

[@LordKaiser003]

Wild Arms 4 killed the series as it is it's black sheep. The semi tactical system was not welcome by all people and it didn't felt like the old west anymore. Wild Arms 5 tried to fix some things but by the time it landed everyone moved on.

[@StrawberryShorty]

This probably won’t be the most interesting videos for fans of the series, but I wanted to post it here anyway. My “Shorty Spotlights” series is mainly intended to draw attention to lesser-known games, both old and new, like Wild ARMs. I also do reviews, Let’s Plays, and rants, about a wide variety of games, so I hope you guys will check my channel out! And if possible, please leave a comment on the video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJ6yZIp6apKbfMk

[@LordKaiser003]

And the series is kind of back.

[@damianwarneke305]

OG Wild Arms is a near perfect form of classic RPG. From the opening festival with the stat boosts to many many secret bosses

[@Leingod123]

Actually get the ultimate and broken item "sheriff star" at the end of the game (because your team must have a very strong equipment dan high level to beat the secret boss) is kinda pointless but also is very cool and proud accomplice to get it.

[@billyj.causeyvideoguy7361]

Lets be honest. Hanpan is why its perfect.

[@redalchemy7322]

I hope that some dedicated indie developers who love the Wild Arms series may make a good spiritual successor some day. It's great concept that shows a ton of potential in the right hands

[@ZX-Gear]

Especially the Steampunk Western setting the original games had.

[@fumomofumosarum5893]

I started work on one 5 years ago - could never finish it tho due to lack of programming and plot skills. made all the graphics tho ( senior pixel artist )

[@redalchemy7322]

@@fumomofumosarum5893 Sorry to hear that, but I'm glad that people are tying. I'm an artist too so I know the programming side can be difficult hurdle to overcome in gamedev. Do you have the work posted anywhere?

[@shelterfromcold8620]

Look up Armed Fantasia - we got our wish!

[@redalchemy7322]

@@shelterfromcold8620 Thanks for the heads up! Looks promising to say the least

[@dineinsushi]

The Wild Arms series has the best dungeon design in any JRPG I've ever played They aren't too short or too long. The puzzles make you think. There are stage hazards you have to dodge. There's even platforming. It's super fun. Why does no other series copy this?

[@derekr3895]

Modern gamers AND gamedevs are too stupid. Gamedevs have cookie cutter degrees and want to "work for blizzard" or some other nonsense. Anyone can make a game in 2022. Games are no longer made by the most passionate, creative people out there.

[@fillerbunnyninjashark271]

He says forgetting the door that takes an hour real time to unlock

[@phattjohnson]

@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 Lol! I forgot that one too :P

[@crabspriteberry9572]

@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 no it doesn't, you can use the watch or go back and forth once through the door that leads to that room.

[@fillerbunnyninjashark271]

@@crabspriteberry9572 it literally takes an hour to unlock

[@MorteoLX]

I loved the Wild Arms and Breath of Fire series when I was a kid. Its a shame both fizzled out into nothing.

[@necross20]

Brilliant games. I genuinely miss playing them

[@merukawaei4435]

Ahhh fellow both games fan! 😭 They had so much potential and were ahead of its time 😔 if done right they could be rebooted and gain popularity as big as the FF series...

[@XaendrOlivera]

Im sure you've heard already, but in the wierd case you didnt: there's a double kickstarter campaign right now, from the creators of wild arms and shadow hearts, they are making spiritual successors of both franchises (Armed Fantasia & Penny Blood), it would be cool if you could make a video talking about it so you can spread the word thanks!

[@LuisCortes-dk1hu]

Wild Arms 2 was my first RPG. Nice to see that still are some fans left to remember this franchise.

[@andrewkelly6828]

The first one had such an amazing soundtrack. I'm not a person who usually cares about or remembers the music in games, but that one and a few others really stuck with me.

[@fillerbunnyninjashark271]

The alter code F remake has an even better soundtrack

[@hauntedhotdog]

That was the very first thing I noticed back when it came out. It's so catchy and unique. It was a great game, too.

[@gravytrain73]

Second one has a fire soundtrack too.

[@KrimCoin]

Over the wind from 4 is on constant loop in my head.

[@Mcpblackheart]

Im doing a few OST remakes. for now i have Wild arms two covers and visuals . If you have time check em out and tell me what you think I did: "Last ignition" kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJC5mXp7ntN6i68 "Barren Lands" kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ-bommfp5uXh6c "A Town to the western winds" kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXbIcoqZr5uXg7M

[@derryjackson81]

Doing my 3rd playthrough of WA3 to try to platinum it. The series definitely deserves more love. 3 is my favorite but 2 has my favorite theme in the whole series and that’s battle knightblazer

[@fillerbunnyninjashark271]

Knight blazer literally breaks the game and makes the bosses a joke. I've one shot majority of the bosses doing tens of thousands of damage in one attack.

[@KobayashiBrynhild]

​@FillerBunny NinjaShark exactly, Ashley in that form is too OP lmao

[@spira-virgo5746]

Ah wild arms. It’s one of the rpgs franchise I never touched. People praised it a lot. Kinda remind me of what happened with Lunar franchise. Man I miss Lunar… Especially Lunar 2 🥺

[@PressStartToContinueYT]

You should give it a shot, at least play alter code f. The music is fantastic!

[@CorthosFellrin]

Man I remember playing Wild Arms 5 and liking it a lot. My sister got me the deluxe edition too. I felt the gameplay was fun for being turn based and I dislike that combat style. I liked it so much I had to play another with the hex system, Wild Arms 4. I wish they would make another game it was great.

[@PressStartToContinueYT]

It was a great game!

[@CorthosFellrin]

@@PressStartToContinueYT would be nice if the hex system improved more

[@fillerbunnyninjashark271]

4-5 killed the series 🤢

[@ChaoticHoly]

@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 *Wild ARMs 4 killed the series.* Everything in that game, from the characters to the story to the battle system to the general writing to the WTF plot twists to the graphics to the _side scrolling "dungeons"_ to the freaking RADAR being made a New Game+ item...save _some_ of the music...was absolute _trash._ People weren't willing to give the series the second chance it deserved with the *vastly superior in every bleeding way Wild ARMs 5* redemption. Hell, due to the Love Letter nature of 5 incorporating characters from the previous four games as NPC/Quest Characters, 5 even let the player correct wrongs the previous games (especially 4) committed.

[@samfivedot]

One thing about this series that I don't think gets praised often enough is its dungeon puzzle designs. Puzzles in Wild Arms are a lot more interesting than the usual "push all the boxes onto the switches" JRPG fare. Solutions would often require you to use your tools in clever ways, like using the fact that your throwing knives fall straight down when they hit a wall in order to flip a switch that's otherwise unreachable. I also think it's interesting that towns aren't actually on the world map at first; you have to talk to people for directions or clues and then go out and search on your own. Often the game doesn't even tell you where to go next, it just tells you to look around and find someone who can give you a lead. It isn't perfect (there were a few times in 3 where I had to just look at a guide), but I think it's kind of a cool idea that requires you to engage a bit more with the world and the NPCs. Also in 2 your treasure radar item is called the Booty Call. Like not only is that an incredible name, but it's just said with a completely straight face and nobody ever calls attention to it. which just makes it funnier

[@PlayStationPaul]

I've just finished the original Wild Arms, really good game, one of the best 2D JRPGs I've played.

[@PressStartToContinueYT]

It's fantastic!

[@Grayald]

Wild Arms was my Final Fantasy. 1-3 and the remake were all great.

[@mattduncan3869]

I vividly remember reserving Alter Code F at my local gamestop, but the game was delayed so many times that by the time the game came out my pre-order receipt had faded to a blank strip of paper. In the meanwhile I just bought a japanese ps2 and imported the game and played it all the way through without understanding a word of japanese. Such was my love for the series.

[@Chelaxim]

JRPG over saturation on the PS2,mainstream critics bashing JRPGs in the mid 2000s,dislike over anime art style in the mid 2000s and WA5 coming out on the PS2 after the PS3.

[@AnotherDamnHiddenGem]

All of us fans are waiting for "Wild ARMS 6: THE ARMS JUST GOT WILDER!!!" Let's petition that title.

[@AnotherDamnHiddenGem]

I'm for it. 👍

[@Samanosuke2727]

Akifumi Kaneko, The same writer who wrote Wild Arms wrote Senki Zesshō Symphogear series, Nana Mizuki who sang the Wild Arms 5 opening song voice Tsubasa. Even Noriyasu Agematsu who actually compose some music for Super Smash Bros did Symphogear & has some parallels to Wild Arms with some precursors & ancient people. Man, we'd love to see at LEAST some indie devs and/or big boi devs with some consoles & PCs do a take on Wild Arms or just have em a remaster & they'd be eating wild west for days.

[@PhantomBlackStar]

Wild Arms 2,5 and XF my most faved Wild Arms games.

[@Gnagbnmag]

I'm just about to finish Wild ARMS 2 on emulator, just gotta complete the album and the pyramid monsters before doing Lord Blazer. This video comes along at just the right time. Great job!

[@SgtSega]

At least Sony kept bringing the older titles back on PSN. That's how I played the first two games. The 3rd one I got used for 10 bucks on PS2.

[@katamattyon]

Watched this without having played a Wild Arms game because I came across the Armed Fantasia crowdfund. Well I'm on the hype train now and will be looking out for both properties in the future

[@TFGRhinehart]

Wild Arms has such an iconic soundtrack and opening cinematic. And I really loved the original's use of the traditional isometric tileset style for its environments. The character models in battles did leave much to be desired, especially when compared to Final Fantasy VII's at the time, but the story really held it together. It was full of all the cliches you expect from JRPGs, but the story was told so well, you couldn't help but be engaged, anyway. The characters were really distinct in their designs and personalities as well. The writing's obviously not on par with what you get from the Tales series, but still strong enough to stand on its own. Wild Arms 3 was phenomenal in its presentation, and how it contained multiple stories. There were so many times where you think you just beat the game, but nope, that's just one of the game's many arcs. I can see why it'd be kinda hit or miss with some people, but no one can say they didn't get the bang for their buck on this game. Wild Arms 2 was unfortunately kind of average. I wish I could say I remember more from it, but I was still proud to have it in my collection as a fan and supporter of the series. I really hope we get a new one.

[@Dinomight125]

So me personally, i've only played Wild Arms 4 and 5. WA4's story was incredibly pompous but I did like some characters like Kresnik and Yulie (and Raquel of course). WA5 holds a special place in my heart though. The music was great, story was fantastic and the characters were lovable. I tear up a lil bit every time I see/hear Avril Vent Fleur

[@fillerbunnyninjashark271]

Play alter code F if you want to play a wild arms game

[@tobalaz]

I absolutely loved the first Wild Arms, but life being what it is I wound up working so many hours it and FF7 were the last games I played and beat up until the Xbox and Halo were released. It wasn't for lack of wanting to, it was just for lack of time. I may have to find copies of the other Wild Arms and try them out. After all, dated graphics don't bother me, I've still got my SNES going.

[@MagillanicaLouM]

I have to say though, the artstyle for this series is magnificent, don't know how I never saw much of it before this video. If they ever do make more, I hope they at least keep whoever was in charge of 5's art direction. In the meantime I'll look more into the series myself

[@TechnoL33T]

Wild Arms, come back! I love you. Don't leave me!

[@mechajintsu]

Thanks for giving love to wild arms

[@NightWolve75]

Thanks for the history, I lost track after 2 (played/finished 1-2). Shame I guess, it had a strong start and I still love that Wild West-y whistling intro/theme music from the first one.

[@gamingbythefollowing4999]

My introduction to the series was 2. I had just played through FF7, and i had gotten it along with 2 for Xmas. I fell in love with the style n story. When 3 came out I snatched it up day 1 n played it non-stop. 4 for me was it's downfall... it just missed the mark for me. I would love a callback to the ps1 era with an HD glow up, and an upgraded more modern battle system.. we can dream.

[@michaelclifton9498]

A wild arms game with VC's art style would be interesting

[@TheBohemoth87]

Loving this series. Wild Arms and Golden Sun remain as some of my favorite RPGs of all time. Would love to see a video on the Breath of Fire series!

[@RickKoeppen]

The first Wild Arms is one of my top 5 video games of all time. My interest waned from Wild Arms 2 on as the series began to go deeper and deeper with the whole wild west gunslinger vibe. I loved the rarity of the 'ARM' in the first, and Wild Arms 2 was still a ton of fun for me, but 3 on wouldn't make my top list of RPGs.

[@lswhere40]

I loved the first one. Second was ok. Honestly, I'm ok if they never release another and equally ok if they release more. They should try to make something special though if they make another.

[@jrhutch4283]

Thank you for the shout out to Vagrant Story. My god I loved that game.

[@allmight9840]

Always love your vids man. Merry Christmas this year 🎄

[@PressStartToContinueYT]

Thanks! Merry Christmas to you as well :)

[@jasonlobo2350]

Honestly wild arms 5 was my favorite Jrpg on the ps2 and men the normal fight and boss themes slaps so damn hard and battle mechanics with the nodes where a refresh of the typical turn fight

[@MrRaui]

Man I love Wild Arms. One of my favorite JRPGs.

[@chandrakurniawan157]

It hurts my heart so much watching this video? Why? Because I played 5 out of all the WILD ARMS games mentioned above. I started with Wild arms 1, 2, and then 4, code F and then 5. Yes, I missed playing Wild Arms 3 because it was so hard for me to find the DVD. I always like the Tool items from Wild Arms. They are making me feel like a Genius when I solved the puzzle! Thank you Wild Arms. I hope to see you in the future.

[@bigt4135]

I loved the whole series. I still remember watching the opening cutscene for the first time. Amazing .

[@quindilinadiputro]

the first WILD ARM .... i am still playing by now... the music is really the best of the best...

[@Tommydiistar]

This was one of my fav game back ⬅️ n 97 when I was younger

[@anthonycerulli5524]

Loved the first wild arms on the psone

[@zeromailss]

No wonder, I was wondering why I feel so familiar with the title despite not having a memory of playing the game 8:06 I read the manga and it was pretty good, been forever tho so I forgot most of it already

[@clorurodesodioinseguro6304]

Man, this franchise was always eclipsed despite being absurdly good

[@gnomegguy69]

"What happened to Metal slug?" Please make it happen

[@GG256_]

This is the first jrpg I ever actually played by myself, I was about 5 or 6. After that I got into all the FF's and I've been going strong my whole life.

[@GamingWithSpoons]

This is interesting this pops up as I'm planning a full series retrospective and currently making my way through the first games. One of the best and most unique JRPGs series. Definitely subscribing. I've kept wishing for years wild arms would get a sequel especially going back to the wild arms 3 cell shaded look. I also feel like they only touched the surface of what they hexagonal grid could bring to JRPGs. I always thought Wild Arms 5 was great despite being very melodramatic at times.

[@PressStartToContinueYT]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@geovaughan8261]

I’m so glad to see someone else who thinks 3 was the best in the series. Outstanding story, great visual style, and game design that went against almost every established trope in JRPGs at the time. If they ever decide to come back to the series, I hope they build off of 3. The changes they made in 4 and 5 were just disastrous.

[@Mcpblackheart]

5 Was pretty decent i took a while to adjust to the battle system but it became pretty challenging vs the typical turnbased normality. Im doing a few wild arms OST remakes. for now i have Wild arms two covers and visuals . If you have time check em out and tell me what you think I did: "Last ignition" kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJC5mXp7ntN6i68 "Barren Lands" kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ-bommfp5uXh6c "A Town to the western winds" kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXbIcoqZr5uXg7M

[@Romangelo]

Was this video published before Armed Fantasia announcement?

[@DatBisa]

What happened to Wild Arms? Well in the end it might boil down to "Symphogear happened to Wild Arms". For those that don't know, Symphogear was an anime series that started in 2012, created by Noriyasu Agematsu and Akifumi Kaneko, the show's main composer and writer respectively. Before this project, Kaneko was the lead game designer on Wild Arms (and also did most of the writing), and the lead writer for Wild Arms 2-4. Symphogear is artistically extremely similar to Wild Arms, so many see it as Kaneko's attempt to get a "proper" Wild Arms anime made. For example, Symphogear uses the same coat of pseudo-mythological sci-fi paint, and of course the show is littered with references, ranging from a self-help book referring to the game's magic system with the colors on its cover in the first season, all the way to The "True" God of Earth/Humanity in the last season looking basically exactly like Rudy would as a Symphogear character. One of the most popular character insert songs uses the same kind of western inspired instrumentation, with a heavy focus on guitars and whistling. It's even a bit of a crackpot theory that the world of Symphogear is somehow a future of Filgaia or its inhabitants, and that the relics used to power the titular power armor are actually ARMs. Hell, *even in a meta sense*, the second season is considered the best narratively, and the show ended after 5 seasons! This is a rabbit hole that goes deep, but you're cordially invited if you want to jump in. Symphogear is an incredible musical ride.

[@guruthosamarthruin4459]

Me: "The series is dead." Person B: "But it just had a mobile release a couple years ago!" Me: "That's what I said."

[@foxyfox7627]

And thus Wild Arms predecessor was born, let me introduce you to Armed Fantasia!

[@maegamisama]

I think there's a possibility it could come back, but that possibility is limited to the next couple years. If we don't see anything on the PS5, I doubt we're ever getting anything Wild Arms again

[@StrawberryShorty]

Well, we did get Million Memories, so it’s not like the series is completely forgotten.

[@WillTech105]

Don't quote me on this but I recall Media Vision interview stated the games are not connected at all - despite the similarities between the games. Like you said, they were going for the Final Fantasy franchise but never got past 5 mainline games.

[@MegaZzZeux]

Only played the first one when I was a kid, though I do remember knowing there was at least #2 and 3...had no idea there were so many!

[@MagillanicaLouM]

Oh this is that one with the one animated opening, I remember watching it once like 12 years ago. Crazy coinky dinks

[@bradcook1537]

I see a Wild Arms video, I must simply leave a like

[@costby1105]

I should point out that Valkyria Chronicles is Published by Sega, not Sony. Media Visions also developed Digimon: Cyber Sleuth too. The problem is that Sony's games division is primarily focused on bigger Western developed games and doesn't seem to have much faith in more Niche or older titles.

[@eyiss7236]

I love the town theme from wild arms

[@Xpwnxage]

"We want the yanks to get into RPGs" "Make it about guns" The Japanese know us well

[@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers]

They should remake the first game with modern graphics but have Mother continually follow you about right after the tutorial areas, summoning dementors that attack you and derailing the plot so that it ends after attack on Aldehyde (to be continued). Also, Calamity Jane turns up at the Aldehyde fair because. Also the demons can control time now, and have played the original game so can pre-empt all of the main characters' moves.

[@nr2676]

There are rumors that a new Wild Arms is being developed and the game is being developed by Mediavision (Valkyria Chronicles).

[@hokut3n]

I mean... If Chrono Cross can g supposedly get a remaster since its release in 2000, anything's possible!

[@PressStartToContinueYT]

Absolutely!

[@Sholities]

I LOVE the first Wild Arms!! I still play it every once in a while. I couldn't get into Wild Arms 2 (didn't get too far into it) and Wild Arms 3 completely pissed me off with having to use a radar to find a damn city. I don't think I got the city after the tutorial to pop up. Even after looking it up.

[@IrnMaiden304]

Another great series, hope if they do bring it back they don't ruin it.

[@ty_sylicus]

I would be happy with a bare bones Wild Arms collections, considering Ive never played a game after the second one and doubt these old games are easy to access now.

[@Mcpblackheart]

theyre stupid expensve on ebay now Im doing a few wild arms OST remakes. for now i have Wild arms two covers and visuals . If you have time check em out and tell me what you think I did: "Last ignition" kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJC5mXp7ntN6i68 "Barren Lands" kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ-bommfp5uXh6c "A Town to the western winds" kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXbIcoqZr5uXg7M

[@derpyKitsu]

I would absolutely love a new game in the series. I adored 4 as a kid and would jump at the chance to play a new Wild Arms game

[@punsmith]

My opinion here and probably the only one, but Wild Arms 1 was still the best of them all. I played all the numbered sequels, but nothing did it quite for me as Wild Arms did it despite the barely serviceable battle graphics.

[@aboveaveragenerd3306]

i will always know wild arms as the town theme from arcane adventures

[@erics3454]

The first Wild ARMs is a fantastic game.

[@Agneaustick]

to answer your question, no it shouldn't be rebranded. playing with nostalgia will just ruin our nostalgia. Wild Arms came during the golden era of JRPG, and we all enjoyed it. it's now over we got to accept it.

[@MrSupersmash93]

Shadow hearts next? Wild Arms needs a Fire Emblem Awakening reboot

[@shelterfromcold8620]

ARMED FANTASIA - KICKSTARTER - YAY!

[@radicalraccoon]

Wild Arms 5 is my favorite. I also quite like the Wild Arms XF PSP game.

[@NaldzHobbySide]

i played Wild Arms 1 & 2 and it was Great Experience for me 🤗👍👌

[@noel_rahman]

Basically the wild arms is done, their last project was WA Alter code right? The sales wad flopped i heard

[@juzweytnc]

Not sure if this considered good news but Armed Fantasia seems to be a spiritual successor of Wild Arms series. I do still like Sony to publish new games or even remakes.

[@dmckenna]

Armed Fantasia baby!

[@justinsander7654]

Had to go to the public library back in the day and research for 2 days to solve the days of the week puzzle because it was before the internet age and there was like zero context it was based in actual Japanese lore. 😅😂Legit Loved this game for that.

[@Lional]

I'd like to see a Wild Arms remake rather than Wild Arms 6.

[@karlmueller1980]

I think there’s a possibility we could get a new wild arms game but I would suggest that Sony maybe re-release a PS five port of some of the wild arms games.

[@AlyssaMcNeil]

Best whishes for a new Wild Arms game, I am not exactly a fan of the serie (I only played the first one back in the PS1 but never tried the others) but I know the feeling of "Wanting more" from a franchise and not getting it... it can be really depressing, so, hope you'll get a new Wild Arms game, cheers ~

[@EntityXIII]

Wild Arms is my favorite game to this day. WA2 was good but deserved a better translation, for sure. WA3's only real issue was how slow-paced and frequent the combat was, and how much it took to grind out levels or the best items. WA5 was fine, albeit a bit trite in its story and trying to be the halfway point between the first few games and the abhorrent thing that called itself WA4 (yes, the game calling itself 4 actually was bad). People lost interest by the time 5 came out because its story, its music, and attempt to return to puzzle solving akin to 1-3 were not enough; the damage done by the previous game had been done. Now many of the original developers are making the crowdfunded spiritual successor, Armed Fantasia. All we fans can do now is wait and hope.

[@deckbuildergeneral]

Replayed the first Wild Arms earlier this year. Still think I have my well worn original copy somewhere around here. The western/fantasy mashup is still so unique, and there are so many great musical nods to classic spaghetti western soundtracks. Never finished 2 although I need to. Wild Arms 3 was a disappointment and I kind of gave up on the series after that, only coming back for the Alter Code F remake of the first game.

[@DSan-kl2yc]

3 is a bit of a let down. 5 is pretty good though.

[@droganovic6879]

First video I've found of your channel. I'm just writing this comment for myself, so i know where my journey with you started. Cause i'm 5 minutes in to the video and i already know I'm gonna be subscribing to your channel.

[@vulcanworf7422]

This is a fair review & really good. With the Wild Arms franchise they're sitting on gold they just need to make a modern game. & why not they could give names like Witcher, Zelda, Red Dead & FFXV a serious run for their money. If they market it right they could draw from all of those fan bases & make one great new game.

[@DarynLuna]

i really hate it when they make a mediocre or even awful mobile game of a beloved series and take a gatcha failing as reason to not make any new wildarms games

[@ArcaneEther]

3:00 Filgaia was the name in the English translation. In Japanese, it was Fargaia. 3:10 The picture you show next to the Elw is... not an Elw. That's Cecillia, a human. Misleading imagery there. 3:12 The Crimson Nobels weren't introduced until WA2. 3:13 The Baskar aren't a separate race from humans - Baskar is simply the name of their village in multiple games, but they are still human. 5:40 The U.S. and E.U. releases were not "Ports". A Port is when a game built on one hardware is rewritten to play on a different hardware. Despite being different region codes, the hardware was the same. Get your terminology right. 6:55 The Wild Arms games do NOT "take place in the same universe". Names are recycled, but the actual planets and settings are different for every game. 10:40 Again, the games do NOT "take place in the same universe". Case in point, in WA2 and WA3, Lombardia is a metal dragon. In WA:XF, Lombardia is an interdimensional spacecraft. These are NOT the same universe!

[@Mcpblackheart]

Damn you picken em apart lol. Bt all are correct corrections Im doing a few OST remakes. for now i have Wild arms two covers and visuals . If you have time check em out and tell me what you think I did: "Last ignition" kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJC5mXp7ntN6i68 "Barren Lands" kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ-bommfp5uXh6c "A Town to the western winds" kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXbIcoqZr5uXg7M

[@CaptainUsopp2006]

I feel like media vision just went in a different direction. I mean they made the only good Wizard of Oz game, a very accessible JRPG on DS no less. Nowadays they seem to have their hands in Valkyria Chronicles, the recent Shining games, and my favorite the Digimon Cyber Sleuth series. I could see them going back to Wild Arms if Sony ponied up the money for it.

[@billyj.causeyvideoguy7361]

Ff7 getting a remake and sony never giving us a new legend of dragoon despite people begging for one since 2000 is wild to me.

[@eternalux6343]

The music was so good

[@kyllianpeches2723]

Nice work

[@Minilabsgames]

An live action film for wiled arms is in development with writer of mad max

[@cyfyhomeinspections]

Need Wild Arms and Breath of Fire to come back

[@charlescaulkins8306]

I think it's best that Wild Arms ended on the note that it did. Lately, there's been a whole push of nostalgia on old IPs and too many radical changes that cater to new fans rather than old ones. We still have the old games to play and fondly remember by, and that should be enough. And if there's someone that really wants a new Wild Arms experience, they can make a whole new IP inspired by it and garner interest that way, without compromising a series that has gently been forgotten. I love playing Wild Arms (beat acF and 3, working towards the rest) but I want to keep those memories pure if possible.

[@blueberrymagick]

WA has always been one of those series that I’ve always admired from afar but never gave a shot. If they really did make a new game, I’d give it a shot. And if I could actually purchase stuff on my Vita (server issues or somethin), I’d look into the PSP one cause that looks like fun, as I’m a big fan of spin-off titles like FFT

[@danielscott70x7]

What happened to wild arms? I have a feeling I’m about to find out. 😁

[@Lemmingofdoom]

Worth noting that 2 and alter code didn’t reach the U.K., and 4 & 5 seemed to have a limited release that didn’t get much attention or marketing c’: I’m still wanting to play alter code

[@PressStartToContinueYT]

good point

[@dardalion3199]

I actually enjoyed Wild Arms more than FF7.