Kotaku spotted this new ad for the game, which features its heroine Alicia-- voiced by Marina Inoue, the seiyuu behind drool-worthy anime characters like Gurren Lagann's Yoko and Sekirei's Tsukiumi –demanding that the poster's viewer join the Gallian Militia, which of course they can't do if they haven't bought the game, right? RIGHT?
What I'm not sure of is whether this ad campaign is running in the US, Japan, or both. (P.S. Anyone wanna add Valkyria to our database? There IS an anime version in the works!)





















I think it's good game, really pretty, but not great (has a few mechanical issues). Story really disappoints in the end..
Bringing it multi-platform seems like a good step, more people available. A few of my friends said they'd get it if they could...
Anyway, the ad is really cool, it just may be a little late though... they should've advertised it a little more when it was released.
They should've just released it for the 360. I mean, even in Japan it's not an uncommon occurance anymore for it to outsell the PS3.
Not that it would've helped a whole lot... A new IP in a niche genre is still a new IP in a niche genre -- no matter what console you release it for. But I know I would've bought it, at least; and I'm not normally interested in these tactical RPGs.
It's definately my second favorite game of 2008, right under Metal Gear Solid 4.
Any AnimeVice user with a PS3 should definately check this out. The plot is fantastic and feels like an anime series. Amazing game is AMAZING.
Fan-service included~!
I hope it's as good as it seems and everyone tells me. Consider me conscripted for the Gallia Militia.
(And gia, I think this article was the tipping point for convincing me to get this game)