We better get a first print Weiss too!
i. hear. a. sound.
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Also, BOAR DRIFTING!!!
CURSE YOU SQUARE-ENIX!!
THAT'S TOO MUCH FEELS FOR PROPER SEXY BOX-ART!!
AND NOT THE RIGHT KIND OF FEELS, EITHER!
I really, really hope we get that box art.
i. hear. a. sound.
when your box art is BAE AS FUUUUUUUUUUUCK
Damn son! This shit looks good. Even better than the previous ones. They better have high quality fur physics for the ride-able Boar tho!
edited 9th Nov '16 3:40:33 AM by UltraWanker
PS4 Pro support.
XB 1 port might happen if initial PS 4 sales are good enough(so not likely).
Square Enix's standards for "good enough" tend to be rather high at times, so yeah...
That one is kind of a given, one problem when it comes to game sales in Japan is that the numbers after the first week are a guaranteed quick decline unless you're the biggest hot stuff (yes, this can apply anywhere else but in Japan that decline is pretty hard). So if you didn't sell like hotcakes in the first week don't expect some increase in the statistic anytime soon, if ever.
edited 13th Nov '16 11:57:11 AM by UltraWanker
The Mistress
Unless it's Pokemon, for some reason.
"Please crush me with your heels Esdeath-sama!
To be fair, handled systems are more attractive most of the time when it comes to the gaming scene in Japan.
Huh. Wasn't expecting that.
According to the article, FFXV is suppose to have a collaboration with Automata as well, but we don't know in what form...
Hey, none of Taro Yoko's other games had this kind of Final Fantasy collaborating thing going, right?
Because I guess this kind of shows that NieR: Automata is looking pretty important to SE.
Most impressive. 
Yosuke Saito on sales:
Because Nier caters to a narrow, albeit devout, niche, it seems unlikely that Nier: Automata will wriggle its way into the mainstream, even with the involvement of Platinum Games. Yet the development team seems to have accepted, and even embraced, that freedom to do as it likes in the shadows, meticulously crafting the kind of unforgettable world you wouldn't expect to see from Square Enix. Yosuke doesn't sound overly concerned about Nier: Automata's commercial success, staying focused on helping Yoko and his team realize this android-filled, emotionally disquieting forecast of our distant future. "If it becomes really popular, then I would be very surprised. But if that happens, then our next title will be an all-ages title," laughs Yosuke. "If it sells really really well, I'll negotiate with Disney to have Mickey Mouse appear in the next game."
That's definitely a good way to solve problems with unappealable game creators and "problem child" of game company. Put them all in one division, gave them meager budget, and told them to... do anything they like. If the result good, then huzzah! If bad... well, now you have reasons to sack all of them.
Apparently, a certain company that shall be named didn't really understand this.
Voice recording for 2B.
Famitsu info.