So that's the thing, it could be another NieR... Or maybe he's returning to its predecessor series Drakengard... Or something totally unrelated. A NieR rhythm game? It could be anything. So hype responsibly and let's hope for the best! :)

For me it all adds up Drakengard 3 with Replicant Automata "nihilism" "existentialism" Jordan Peterson UG Krishnamurti Sartre Nietche the Bible Enoch girls committing suicide because of beauty standards, absurdity of men, current wars people always wanting to be better and then they die. Nier "3" is just going to add up its a Catharsis for me I hope Emi Evans and Janique Nicole will be singing again.

With Drak/NieR, the vast majority of the timelines hasn't really been directly covered. That means they could leverage that to insert any major events (or create new ones along the way.) I watched a 6 hour discussion on the full timelines and I would be crazy excited to see them create something within that current framework

Reincarnation is Nier 3, it's just not very good gameplay wise.

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Happy to bring it back dude! :D

I dont know why you think a twist like that is REQUIRED for another nier game

Developers still haven't realized that if people turn on the subtitles, it is because they need to read them.

There's a few of royalty free jazz tracks I picked out from Epidemic Sound -- I can give you exact titles if you give me a time stamp. :)

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I would rather play a new game for once.

@@nifftbatuff676 I'd love for the new Nier to be announced sooner rather than later. I'd also like a remake of Drakengard like they did with replicant, so I choose both

Instead I was sure there won't be any new Nier games, apart gatcha mobile games.

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FF16 and Rebirth certainly don’t suck.

@@jairekambui7738 i think this person still thinks final fantasy is what it was in the 2010s. It certainly got better and even if ff16 wasn’t perfect, it DEFINITELY was great and a breath of fresh air, and rebirth is praised across the board, even by the ppl who hated part 1.

I get where you're coming from, though I _do_ think there is a difference in _flavor_ of CEO. For instance, Iwata of NIntendo was an incredibly humble person who served his employees, took a pay-cut rather than cutting employees during tough times, and ultimately died a hero. Iwata's definitely one the _good_ end of that spectrum, as opposed to a Bezos type. So the question is I suppose, on what end of the spectrum will this duo operate?

@@SuperDerek While I don't know all of Iwata's story. It is not commonly known, but it's actually part of Japanese law for the CEO to take a pay cut instead of harming employees, this not out of the goodness of their hearts. They are not allowed to fire or takes their losses out on employees due to the law. This why you never hear of massive layoffs on the Japanese side of gaming, they may disband a branch and shift the employees elsewhere, but they are not allowed to fire them. For example, Square Enix fired its English staff recently yet did nothing to the Japanese side due to not being allowed to do so. Another good example that has to do with Sony is even though the company is Japanese all of their company owned exclusive studios are western studios because they have the right to fire and destroy them when they want to make money fun stuff! So, as I was saying before, I think it is impossible for a CEO to continuously make more money and also be a moral person with the customer in mind. This does not mean, if you met them in person, they would be the devil incarnate. There will always be a turning point where they have to make the worst immoral decisions to make more money unless there is literal laws preventing them from ruining people's lives like in more civil countries. I imagine this duo will do everything in their power to make more money which means following the trends of what makes the most money. You know price increases on services,games, and more live service games.