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Resonance of Fate officially announced, surprises absolutely no one
Remember last month when we reported on a few trademarks filed by Sega for Resonance of Fate and Resonance of Time? Turns out our predictions have been validated, as Sega has announced plans to bring the tri-Ace developed JRPG End of Eternity to the US and the company is calling the game ... wait for it ... Resonance of Fate!The Sega blog is pegging a release date on the title for Spring 2010 -- roughly half a year after its Japanese doppelganger -- and offers scant details on the title. However, it does note quite curiously that this is the first time in history the developer is teaming up with a publisher other than Enix (and recently, Square Enix) to release one of its games. Maybe that has something to do with Square Enix's recent Western ambitions? Who knows! Why not rest your worried head in the gallery below? It'll make all the hurting stop. %Gallery-63415%
Sega trademarks 'Resonance of Fate' and 'Resonance of Time'
Two new trademarks filed by Sega suggest that another RPG could be on the way from the company. Sega has become exceptionally RPG-friendly of late, with 7th Dragon, Sands of Destruction, Phantasy Star Portable and Zero, and the newly announced tri-Ace collaboration, End of Eternity. Siliconera speculates that the new trademarks, Resonance of Time (filed in Japan) and Resonance of Fate (filed in the U.S.) could be alternate titles for End of Eternity. Time, fate and eternity all seem fairly closely interrelated! Though the titles do have an RPG feel to them, they could be used for anything. The first Bleach DS fighting game was called Blade of Fate in North America, for example, and we think the sound-oriented Resonance of Time and/or Fate would be totally cool as titles for a rhythm-action game.[End of Eternity screenshot via Famitsu]
