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ThereвЂ™s good reason to believe theyвЂ™ll make a new Xenoblade Chronicles game, they have that mysterious fantasy IP on their recruitment page, and theyвЂ™ve also been contributing to The Legend of Zelda. Monolith Soft has a lot going on right now.

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Fans were encouraged to show interest in the series if theyвЂ™d like it to return, and nothing would show interest better than high sales of a Baten Kaitos re-release.

The last time we talked about Baten Kaitos, it was in response to the news that a Baten Kaitos 3 was in development after Origins, but was cancelled. Beyond hoping for Baten Kaitos ports or remasters just to make them easier for players to get, though, my thought is that any sort of re-release would make it easier to hope for a new game in the series. Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean Action Replay Codes US The following are known Action Replay Codes for Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean on Nintendo GameCube (GCN). I enjoyed Baten Kaitos, but I still need to play Origins. That makes it feel like maybe, just maybe, theyвЂ™re planning to do something with Baten Kaitos in the near future. So despite never having been released in Europe, itвЂ™s now been trademarked there. However, what makes this one stand out as potentially significant is that Baten Kaitos Origins never came out in Europe. I used to get excited every time a game I wanted to see revived got its trademark or copyright renewed (like Eternal Darkness), until I finally understood that these renewals happen regularly just so that the company can hold it. I know, trademarks donвЂ™t necessarily mean anything. We havenвЂ™t seen anything more from the series after that, but now itвЂ™s come into the spotlight once again thanks to fans discovering that Bandai Namco recently filed trademarks for both games in Europe. TheyвЂ™re turn-based RPGs, but instead of traditional combat, they make use of a card-based system in some pretty interesting ways. Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean, and its prequel Baten Kaitos Origins, are two JRPGs released for the GameCube and developed by none other than Monolith Soft (along with tri-Crescendo).