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Star Ocean 5 RPG's Character Video Introduces Fidel Camuze
posted on by Rafael Antonio Pineda
Square Enix began streaming a character introduction video for tri-Ace's Star Ocean 5: Integrity and Faithlessness role-playing game on Wednesday. The video introduces the character Fidel Camuze, and shows some of the story events and combat.
The game's official website previously streamed the game's second trailer, which previews the game's theme song "Astra Nova" by androp.
The game originally had a February 25 release date, but Square Enix delayed the game to March 31 to improve the game's quality.
Square Enix describes the game:
STAR OCEAN, the epic, sci-fi RPG saga that takes players to the stars and beyond, makes its triumphant return with its forthcoming fifth installment in the series. The title is developed by tri-Ace, the celebrated studio behind each of the previous iterations, with character designs by akiman (Akira Yasuda).At this point in history, between the second and third games in the series, the Pangalactic Federation is nearing the fulfilment of its mission: Peace and order throughout the galaxy. However, the embers of conflict begin to stir once more on the planet of Faykreed, 6,000 light years from Earth, as a new story begins in the ocean of stars.
Square Enix will release the game in Japan on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 in Japan, and in North America and Europe on the PlayStation 4 in 2016. Square Enix did not announce a PS3 version for the game's Western release.
The game's cast and characters include:
From left to right: Aya Endō as Fiore Burnelli, Nao Tōyama as Miki Sauvester, Kaito Ishikawa as Fidel Camuze, and Yūichi Nakamura as Victor Orkvil
In addition, Yui Ogura will voice the character Lilia.
Enix and tri-Ace released the first Star Ocean game for the Super Famicom console in 1996. The Last Game in the franchise, Star Ocean 4 (Star Ocean: The Last Hope), shipped on the Xbox 360 in 2009, with a PS3 international version shipping in 2010.
The video game series inspired Mayumi Azuma's Star Ocean: The Second Story manga in 1998 and its 2001 television anime Star Ocean EX. Geneon released the anime in North America. Aoi Mizuki's Star Ocean: Blue Sphere manga launched in 2002, and Akira Kanda debuted the Star Ocean: Till the End of Time manga in 2003.
