soma bringer造句

• "Soma Bringer " was the creation of producer and studio co-founder Tetsuya Takahashi.
• At the beginning of development, " Soma Bringer " was to be a standard role-playing game.
• "Soma Bringer ", the first original Monolith Soft title for the Nintendo DS, was released in 2008.
• A soundtrack album, " Soma Bringer Original Soundtrack ", was released through the Sleigh Bells label on April 2, 2008.
• For " Soma Bringer ", the gameplay was finalized first, and the scenario was built around the locations, dungeons, and mechanics the team had created.
• Ultimately, " Soma Bringer " was not released outside Japan : no explanation was given by Nintendo, although there was some speculation that its high text content was to blame.
• GamesRadar compared " Soma Bringer " to Square Enix's " Final Fantasy : Crystal Chronicles ", except noting that the gameplay systems and customization options were deeper.
• First announced in October 2007, " Soma Bringer " was the first portable title to be fully developed by Monolith Soft, and the first released by the studio since their acquisition by Nintendo.
• According to Kuroda, the main difficulty was not a lack of techniques for creating a clean sound for the DS, but applying them to the music of " Soma Bringer ", which was more ambitious than many other soundtracks for the platform.
• In conclusion, he positively compared " Soma Bringer " to console turn-based role-playing game " Lost Odyssey " : while it brought nothing new to the genre, it was a nostalgic experience that reminded players of the genre's worth.
• Its exclusivity to Japan has drawn both disappointment and criticism from some journalists, in addition to continued hope for a Western release : an article from IGN cited the release of " Glory of Heracles " as a possible precursor to a Western release, while gaming site Siliconera reported that Nintendo might release it in the West during the transitional phase between the DS and its successor the Nintendo 3DS, although the writer noted that " Soma Bringer " s text-heavy approach made it more difficult and thus less appealing to localize.