End of Eternity Characters are on Twitter
Sega gives tri-Ace RPG a unique promotional push.
Posted Sep 15, 2009 at 17:34, By Anoop Gantayat
The most popular EoE character on Twitter.
I think someone at Sega has been drinking a bit too much of the happy juice of late. Following yesterday's revelation of a photo book that appears to suggest Platinum Games' Bayonetta heroine is real, we get an all new promotion that gives the cast of End of Eternity individual Twitter accounts.
If you feel like following updates from the characters, browse on over to these URLs:
They don't really have much to say at present -- just short one-liners. Not surprisingly, Reanbell -- the only one of the three with boobies -- has the most followers at present.
The Twitter update was just part of Sega's promotional push on the tri-Ace developed RPG today. It was joined by a full renewal for the EoE official site. The changes make the site more readable compared to the previous layout.
Sega also provided some details on the game's Tokyo Game Show showing. Players will be able to sample the game through playable kiosks and also view the latest trailer. The developers will also be on hand for a stage event. Those who sample the game will be given original post cards which contain a Q code for downloading an EoE theme song.
End of Eternity is still set for a Winter 2009 release time frame on both Xbox 360 and PS3.
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Reader Comments (showing 4 of 4)
lech @ 2009.09.16, 6:03
"tri-Force?" Sega's not the only one hitting the happy juice it seems.
What would EOE characters possibly have to Tweet about? "Scowled." "Shot some robot dogs." "Stared blankly into the distance."
lech @ 2009.09.16, 6:05
This is what I get for clicking a god damned Twitter link. Sorry for the double post.
anoop @ 2009.09.16, 12:45
I used my special admin powers to delete the second post.
(I'll make a delete/edit feature available in the near future -- possibly before TGS).
I should also probably allow people to edit my text to correct for stray tri-Forces.
lech @ 2009.09.17, 0:48
Editing comments I support, but editing the main article seems a bit... dangerous? I say leave typos as they are. If anything, they could serve to make otherwise uninteresting articles more fun to read.