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<blockquote data-quote="LightPhoenix" data-source="post: 3957619" data-attributes="member: 115">I've played both, and they were good games.&nbsp; However, I would really like something on a console (even Wii) instead of a handheld, that has fully utilized the graphical and processing power (compared to handhelds) on the units.&nbsp; I don't understand Konami's reasoning behind only producing handheld Castlevania games, since SotN is widely regarded as one of the best platformers on the PS1.They may be working on it, and haven't announced it yet.&nbsp; Supposedly, they started work on Suik 4 and 5 at the same time after Suik 3... so to produce another game of Suikoden 5's caliber will probably take a while.&nbsp; I wouldn't be too worried.Have you heard about the latest FFIV remake on the DS that just came out in Japan?&nbsp; You should go read up on it.&nbsp; I would assume if it does well, FFV and FFVI would get the same treatment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LightPhoenix, post: 3957619, member: 115"] I've played both, and they were good games. However, I would really like something on a console (even Wii) instead of a handheld, that has fully utilized the graphical and processing power (compared to handhelds) on the units. I don't understand Konami's reasoning behind only producing handheld Castlevania games, since SotN is widely regarded as one of the best platformers on the PS1. They may be working on it, and haven't announced it yet. Supposedly, they started work on Suik 4 and 5 at the same time after Suik 3... so to produce another game of Suikoden 5's caliber will probably take a while. I wouldn't be too worried. Have you heard about the latest FFIV remake on the DS that just came out in Japan? You should go read up on it. I would assume if it does well, FFV and FFVI would get the same treatment. [/QUOTE]

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