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Suikosource community member psychedelist compiled a number of corrections to Suikoden II information on Suikosource. One of the corrections pertains to a certain late-game event that famously requires the player to pick a dialogue option very fast before it goes away. We now know the criteria for getting through this event successfully in more detail! You can see the spoilerific details on the Suikoden II Secrets Page
Several guides have been updated with corrections:
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Take a look at what could have been in Suikoden in this guide to the content that was ultimately cut from the finished game but still remains in some capacity on the disc.
Suikoden I: Missables List
This list includes all characters and items, that can be missed forever and cannot be obtained at a later time or by a second chance. It should be interesting for collecting issues/perfect files.
Suikoden I: Magic Point Guide (Update)
The table is now complete and lists all MP up to 9/9/9/9.
Suikoden Tactics: Initial Runes / Rune Slot List
A list of initial runes and rune slot info.
Suikoden Tactics: Magic Points Guide
The guide details the Magic (Mages & Lazlo) or Skill (Fighters & Supporters) stats at which magic points are received.
Upset that you can't load your data into the newly released PS2 Classic version of Suikoden III and get the extra plays? Don't be. Thanks to John Layfield of Gensopedia you now can.
Thanks to his creation of a base save you can now start a new game with data from Suikoden I and II, though you won't be able to change the names of McDohl and Riou. Do note that you will lose any progress you've made thus far if you overwrite the save so you will have to start over.
Instruction and files for both US and EU found here
Suikoden III will be released as PS2 Classic in the U.S. next week, on the 23rd.
Update: It will also be available in the EU on the same day as an import classic.
Source: Suikoden III comes to PSN
We've also updated the way our Memorable Scenes for Suikoden V work and they can now be viewed in your browser.
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Yuichi at Konami started playing Suikoden IV on the official Konami USA stream! Show your support and hang out with him as he plays for the first time: http://www.twitch.tv/konami every weekday at 3:30-5:30 PST / 6:30-8:30 EST
Suikoden III has been rated by PEGI for release on Playstation 3 in Europe, most likely as a PS2 Classic.
This would make the first time Suikoden III is officially released in Europe, though what this means for data transfer and NTSC/PAL is currently unknown.
There's no news on a US release at this time. Source: PEGI rating for Suikoden IIISuikoden III will be released as PS2 Classic in Japan next week, on April 15th.
There's no news at this time on any potential western release.
Source: Suikoden III becomes a PS2 Classic Thanks to Antimatzist for the heads up.A new in depth analysis for Suikoden II by Pyriel. A set of analyses of the various bugs in the game, ported from the now defunct wiki. Individual fixes and patches are also accessible from the listing.
Konami has confirmed that Suikoden and Suikoden II will finally arrive on the EU PSN service in January 2015.
If you haven't gotten hold of either game till now, here is your chance to support the series.
Source: Suikoden I and II coming to EU PSNSuikoden II has finally been confirmed as a PS1 Classic to be released on December 9th in the US. Be sure to get your copy of this classic if you haven't already and show your support for the series.
Sadly there's no news on either Suikoden or Suikoden II coming to the EU PSN at this time.
Source: Suikoden II coming to PSN Thanks to Pyriel for the heads up.In April the ESRB updated their rating for Suikoden II to include PS3 but later removed it. Now it has reappeared along with being rated for PSP and Vita. Is Suikoden II finally coming to PSN in the US?
Konami is currently streaming a playthrough of Suikoden II on their twitch channel, weekdays at 3:30 PST. Go check it out to show your support for the series.
A bestiary for Suikoden V has been uploaded.
Includes all stats, weaknesses and item drops. Sortable by almost any parameter.
Suikoden II may be heading to the PSN store soon as it has been rated for the Playstation 3 from Sony by the ESRB. This is either a good indication it's coming as a PSOne Classic or a mistake. We at Suikosource are holding our collective thumbs it's the first.
This would only apply to the US Playstation Store at the moment.
The list includes their ID#, translations of card titles, class and the Booster Pack they came in.
A separate list of the promotional cards of Chapter 1 has also been made.
The list includes their ID#, translations of card titles, class and the Booster Pack they came in.
The release information for Suikoden Tactics has also been updated with an image of the Promo version.
A combined Initial Equipment / Rune Slots guide.
This replaces the old Rune Slots guide.
Two new Suikoden II guides, including the mystery solved which data can actually imported by loading a Suikoden I save.
Suikoden II Release Information
Suikoden III Release Information
Suikoden IV Release Information
Suikoden V Release Information
Suikoden Tactics Release Information
With a the PS4 having just been announced and the last numbered Suikoden game being a PS2 title it seems as if Suikoden is in a bit of a slump. Some of the members of this forum have taken Project Rainfall as inspiration to start their own movement to get Suikoden back on its feet.
The gaming media has taken notice and a few articles have been written on them and the movement:
Destructoid
If you too want to do something to try and get a true Suikoden game in production visit their page on Facebook or their twitter account:
You can also visit and post in the Suikoden Revival thread here at Suikosource:
Suikoden Revival Thread