The only mention of DPLII was in the copyright notices at the bottom of the original press release, does the logo appear in the back of the box?

Yes, the camera is much more controllable in the dome, which is rather odd, but is nice for exploring places and finding hidden goodies. You would think making the camera controllable in the field would be easy to do, but for some reason it’s just not implemented. It still occasionally annoys me, but it’s pretty manageable.

As for the control schemes work out pretty well however you want to play it. I haven’t tried the Classic Controller, but I’m assuming it would work out pretty well too. It’s nice that Koei didn’t just opt for the Nunchuk, as it certainly takes some getting used to. I’m loving it by now, but it takes a few hours to really kick in.

All those facts from the RPGamer previewer are true, according to my press sheet. Except it also does Pro Logic II, if I’m not mistaken. I’ll double check in time for the review.

Thanks for everyone’s interest in the game! I know there’s not too much out there for it right now, so I hope this preview (along with the review coming to MyWiiNews early next week) will help a lot of your decisions on the game. The game is certainly unique and not for everyone, but if you can dig the art style and don’t mind a little funny translations, it probably will make for a fun adventure.

Also, I didn’t know that you could us both the Wiimote and Nunchuck at once, I thought the game was Nunchuck ONLY! That’s neat!

Isn’t the camera controllable inside the dome, as it looked like it is in vids of the dome where you actually see the camera going around Opoona!

I was speaking to the person who wrote the preview of the game at PRGamer, and he asked a Koei contect of his, who says that the game supports 480p, 4:3, and Stereo sound, is this 100% true?

Again, great work on the preview!

Pretty much. I sit it by my side and relax, or put it on something else, whatever works. If you want to stand up and play, I’m sure it will hang just fine.