#Hyper demnsion neptunia game eroge Pc
#Hyper demnsion neptunia game eroge series

I do miss the quirky games that come out of japan though Or the fact that the protagonist ususally a sullen 15 year old spikey haired arechtype who angsts a lot Too much grinding too many random encounters and i dont care for the melodramatic stories either

If ff 15 goes bust it migth cause a mini crash and maybe budgets and games will dwindle and try less to be 'cinematic' course this is just conjectureДЄnd i am probably wrong i dont like final fantasy or jrpg's in general anyway

#Hyper demnsion neptunia game eroge series

Over empahsis on 'cinematic presentation'ДЄnd square enix has been remarkably tone deaf with the whole ff 13 disaster ( pushing out 3 games ina series that was almost universially reviled ) Its also an example of everything thats wrong Snowkatt: probably because final fantasy is huge in japan second only to dragon quest Hopefully not here, but I've got at least 25 more comments to read. The hurr durr 'I've seen enough anime to know where this is going' jokes along with general retardation to anything that isn't call of booty modern welfare 7 and cheeseburgers is what you can expect from any the majority of console gamers. I'm all too aware of the anti-'weeb' attitude since I run an anime, manga, and Japanese games reporting site. I'm gifting my 2DS to my sister for Christmas because I find the games to cutesy and child-like for my taste.

#Hyper demnsion neptunia game eroge Pc

Nintendo 2ds, Psp (which I hacked to play emulators and fan translated PSP iso's of never released in the West Japanese games.) I also have a Ps Vita a PS3 and high end Pc of course. In short, portables and in particular the 3DS provide many of the peaks of Japanese-designed games these days, but you may have to have the Japanese version to get all the games you want and know a little Japanese to be able to play them. Depending on how well a packaged version does in Japan this year, the collection may also continue to other games in the future too! It's utterly glorious and probably one of the greatest tributes to retro gaming the history of forever. Sonic, Bare Knuckle, Space Harrier, Outrun, Shinobi. Wish you could emulate the experience of swerving left or right on an arcade cabinet complete with the squeaks of the hinges in the cabinet emulated? There's an option for that. Wish you could have the experience of playing on old tube TVs with their curved monitors and scanlines again? There's an option for that. There are currently 11 games in the series and they are all faithfully recreated from old console and arcade classics, with awesome 3D quirks that replicate the TVs and arcade cabinets of those days. Also, because it seems like you might have an interest in old games, the 3DS' virtual console is great for that, but more than that M2 along with Sega has made the Sega 3D Classics one of the best reasons to own the 3DS. Since you're on GOG, though, you probably won't scoff too much at picking up a DS or PSP for old games, and there are more fantastic RPGs on those platforms than you could probably play in a lifetime. It's original, creative and innovative in all the ways a generation-defining masterpiece should be, but it has very little perception outside Japan. For instance, there's still no confirmation of translation for the Yokai Watch games, which are utterly fantabulous RPGs about a kid who solves everyday problems in his town caused by mischief-making spirits. Unfortunately, because as you state, there's a certain brain-dead follow the leader mentality going on in console gaming and a lot of console gamers seem to be caught up in that, not as many of the standouts get translated. Right now, for instance, there are all sorts of small Japanese games being sold digitally on the Vita and 3DS shops that absolutely compare to the rich originality of PC indie gaming. If you want the best of Japanese games you can play in English, these days you're going to need a handheld, whether that's a tablet or phone, or the Vita/3DS or even the holder PSP/DS. But hey, ignorance about other countries is an eternal human constant, so what can I say? This will especially be rich in terms of RPGs, where the generalizations are laughably untrue. Prepare for the stupid negative joke posts about how somebody's an expert on an entire country's output of games because they've only played the minority that have been translated.