Ogre Grand Repeat - Overture - Neo-Overture Interprets: Hitoshi Sakimoto & Masaharu Iwata Orchestrated album from Tactics Ogre - Let Us Cling Together Artwork by Akihiko Yoshida
News of a remake they say is happening (sry i dont have a link to share). I do hope it is a sign that they are noticing the series and would develop again in the far future.
Eli F they've already revived the sources. Nybbeth survived, and made his way to Eorzea. Many tracks were remastered for XIV. Much praise was had, so there may be hope.
@@numbnuts3020 Yes. And I apologize for the terribly late reply! I never got a notification! But yes indeed, I am once again commenting with news on the remake. Tactics Ogre: Reborn has a listing that just went up on PSN a few days ago. It's coming. Interest in the series was driven up by Nybbeth appearing in Final Fantasy XIV as I'd mentioned about 4 years ago, as well as several iconic pieces of Xenobian gear from the series, music tracks, and more. The Glass Pumpkins and Firecrest were included, as were weapons such as Baldur Swords, and the like. They have the full Rune Fencer outfits modeled in HD 3D in FFXIV there as well. All of this, plus the major collab work between Naoki Yoshida and Yasumi Matsuno over the last 4 years has driven up demand and interest for the franchise. To top it off, Square - Enix has stated in press releases that after selling off western studios such as Crystal Dynamics, that they are reinvesting in their own intellectual properties. That of course, means the Ogre series as well.
Didn't know about that, it's incredible! It brings the soundtrack to a whole other level with this total reorchestration, in equal quality to the FFT soundtrack (also composed by Sakimoto and Iwata).
this series will come back, mark my words
I pray to the Goddesses that it will.
News of a remake they say is happening (sry i dont have a link to share). I do hope it is a sign that they are noticing the series and would develop again in the far future.
1 year later, and something stirs on PlayStation network's store. A listing just went up, called Tactics Ogre: Reborn.
You got it right
A remaster is coming. But now we need a brand new episode written by Yasumi Matsuno and composed by Sakimoto and Iwata.
The perfect opening to the Age of Kings and Barbarians. Of Man and Ogres.
A time when strength ruled all, and darkness held the world in its vile clutches…!
Marvelous and beautiful
Very cool, thanks!
Beautiful~
Amazing!
Thanks for posting!
tears :`)
Hey maybe Square will use this arrangement in a future Ogre compilation/remake/sequel... LOLOL
Eli F they've already revived the sources. Nybbeth survived, and made his way to Eorzea. Many tracks were remastered for XIV. Much praise was had, so there may be hope.
@kaitoudark1 are you saying they are remaking it? Do you have any sources to confirm this?
@@numbnuts3020 Yes. And I apologize for the terribly late reply! I never got a notification!
But yes indeed, I am once again commenting with news on the remake. Tactics Ogre: Reborn has a listing that just went up on PSN a few days ago. It's coming.
Interest in the series was driven up by Nybbeth appearing in Final Fantasy XIV as I'd mentioned about 4 years ago, as well as several iconic pieces of Xenobian gear from the series, music tracks, and more. The Glass Pumpkins and Firecrest were included, as were weapons such as Baldur Swords, and the like. They have the full Rune Fencer outfits modeled in HD 3D in FFXIV there as well. All of this, plus the major collab work between Naoki Yoshida and Yasumi Matsuno over the last 4 years has driven up demand and interest for the franchise. To top it off, Square - Enix has stated in press releases that after selling off western studios such as Crystal Dynamics, that they are reinvesting in their own intellectual properties. That of course, means the Ogre series as well.
Didn't know about that, it's incredible! It brings the soundtrack to a whole other level with this total reorchestration, in equal quality to the FFT soundtrack (also composed by Sakimoto and Iwata).
Were these images made for the Super Famicom release? I'm curious whether the art or the scenes themselves were developed first.