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Bernardo Orel posted:Atelier Ayesha is the best game ever. It drives me nuts that portable screens give me a headache but my PSTV is chronically broke, I wanna play Ayesha more 
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Really Pants posted:Do you ever get the ability to place blocks more quickly in Dragon Quest Builders? If you hold down both shoulder buttons, you can lock your movement in a straight line to make rows easy. That's all I've found so far.
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strategery posted:XCOM Vita is 5 bucks on black friday psn sale. Sweet. Is it good?
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Manatee Cannon posted:maybe I'll check out the new vita one then since I won't have anything to do with mine after trails of cold steel 2. if I like it, I'll look into the others. thanks The Plus versions of Ayesha / Logy / Shallie (when it comes out, in the latter case) are probably better than Sophie / Firis and you'll be able to pick them up cheaper. Sophie is not going to be a great intro to the series, at the very least.
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Manatee Cannon posted:maybe I'll check out the new vita one then since I won't have anything to do with mine after trails of cold steel 2. if I like it, I'll look into the others. thanks I didn't like Sophie as it felt very random with no definite goal and the battle system is very meh. Finis does look more fun from the trailer though. Not sure how I feel about a PC port but more JRPGS for the PC can't be a bad thing.
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I dont know much about the Hyperdimension series beyond that it's an JRPG that was originally on the PS3. Is it worth a shot? And I've never played a Visual Novel and I figure the best place to start would be danganronpa or stein gate. Both seem to have been really well received so I'm not sure which one to start with.
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SylvainMustach posted:I dont know much about the Hyperdimension series beyond that it's an JRPG that was originally on the PS3. also, steins;gate
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I think I can deal with those things so long as the rpg bits are fun. And thanks, I was leaning towards gate so I'll go with that.
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SylvainMustach posted:I think I can deal with those things so long as the rpg bits are fun. this depends on which one you buy although you'll need to ask someone more into the series which ones are the good ones
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SylvainMustach posted:I think I can deal with those things so long as the rpg bits are fun. Don't buy neptunia, it has nothing for people who want games with actual gameplay and writing
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Stelas posted:The Plus versions of Ayesha / Logy / Shallie (when it comes out, in the latter case) are probably better than Sophie / Firis and you'll be able to pick them up cheaper. Sophie is not going to be a great intro to the series, at the very least. Eh. Sophie I think would be a better introduction than played later. It's a chill lighthearted game that gives you some idea of the strengths of the franchise and without having played the Dusk games the parts it does worse won't stand out as much. It's not like Original Rorona where it'll make you think it completely sucks, it just isn't as good as the Dusk games.
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Improbable Lobster posted:Don't buy neptunia, it has nothing for people who want games with actual gameplay and writing the latest ps4 release is really good, and the re:birth games on vita range from decent to p. good.
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SylvainMustach posted:I think I can deal with those things so long as the rpg bits are fun. Neptunia thread here it helps.
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Midjack posted:Neptunia thread here it helps. ah neat thanks edit: holy poo poo I didn't realize how many games there were for it. SylvainMustach fucked around with this message at 06:19 on Nov 23, 2016 |
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SylvainMustach posted:edit: holy poo poo I didn't realize how many games there were for it. Yeah, CH/IF reaaaally pump out a lot of games.
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It's pretty much the only way a small Japanese company that produces low-budget niche games can survive. They must have been ecstatic when someone realised what an untapped market western Steam releases were.
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They outsource a lot of their properties to other developers. Like half of the Neptunia games aren't made by them. That's part of the reason there's so many of them.
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Honestly there aren't that many nep games if you take into account the outsourcing and the fact that there's like 4 remakes.
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SylvainMustach posted:I think I can deal with those things so long as the rpg bits are fun. It's probably still a better bet to watch Nep cutscenes on YouTube than to Nep for yourself
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I was surprised by how much I liked Nep, right up until I met the early (possibly first) boss that absolutely demolished my party and I realized I'd have to go grind more.
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Mung Dynasty posted:I was surprised by how much I liked Nep, right up until I met the early (possibly first) boss that absolutely demolished my party and I realized I'd have to go grind more. This. I enjoyed the gameplay way more than I thought I would. That same early boss was so difficult on my 1st try, that I was convinced it was a supposed to lose fight. but nope, the game expected you to beat that fight.
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Mr. Fortitude posted:They outsource a lot of their properties to other developers. Like half of the Neptunia games aren't made by them. That's part of the reason there's so many of them. They seem to have some sort of partnership with Tamsoft, since they made Producing Perfection, Action Unleashed, Blanc v Zombies, and the upcoming Four Goddesses Online. The only other game, Hyperdevotion Noire, was a Sting game. Felistella did the Re;Birth games, as well as Nep v. Sega Hard Girls, but they're essentially the equivalent of a second-party dev for them, since they actually have a financial partnership.
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ImpAtom posted:Eh. Sophie I think would be a better introduction than played later. It's a chill lighthearted game that gives you some idea of the strengths of the franchise and without having played the Dusk games the parts it does worse won't stand out as much. I mean I'm definitely more sour on Sophie than you are, so that's a big caveat there, but if I compare Ayesha to Sophie I just feel like the former is a much more well-rounded package and, from that, introduction. If Sophie had better character interaction then I'd agree with you, I think.
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Takoluka posted:They seem to have some sort of partnership with Tamsoft, since they made Producing Perfection, Action Unleashed, Blanc v Zombies, and the upcoming Four Goddesses Online. The only other game, Hyperdevotion Noire, was a Sting game. IF actually bought Fellistella some time last year isn't it?
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Dark_Tzitzimine posted:IF actually bought Fellistella some time last year isn't it? They have a capital tie-in thing going. IF owns Felistella stock.
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Dragons Quest Builders is going 20 right now on Amazon through the digital code https://www.amazon.com/Dragon-Quest-Builders-Vita-Digital/dp/B01M029692/ I may get it. Should it be an issue if I haven't played a DQ game before?
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Quick heads up: the Black Friday flash sale is live in North America. Discounted games include God Eater 2, DQ Builders, and Darkest Dungeon! The regular Black Friday sale has stuff like Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth, XCOM, and Zero Time Dilemma.
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The nep games have charming writing and a pretty great localization and that's about most stand out things about them imo. The gameplay to me is just kinda eh form the ones I've played.
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Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth at 15.99? That seems like a steal.
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SylvainMustach posted:Dragons Quest Builders is going 20 right now on Amazon through the digital code
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Armor-Piercing posted:This code would work on Canadian PSN too, right? It's only the money codes that don't? As far as I can remember, yes game codes work but money codes don't. I bought a $20 TLOU PS4 code a couple years back from California that worked on my Canadian account.
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SylvainMustach posted:Dragons Quest Builders is going 20 right now on Amazon through the digital code
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TV Zombie posted:Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth at 15.99? That seems like a steal. It's very easily the best Digimon game in a very very long time
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Hold off on Neptunia vs Sega Hard Girls. The website says 50% off, not 30 like on PSN.
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I can second Cyber Sleuth being fun as hell. My better half is a big digimon fan and all I could remember of it was the theme song. I still had a lot of fun with it.
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Cyber Sleuth is better than I would have ever expected a Digimon game to be.
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Which game should I play to completion before I start another Trails of Cold Steel Digimon Cyber Sleuth Dadgum Ron Paul 2
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BENGHAZI 2 posted:Which game should I play to completion before I start another Digimon is the only one of those that I have so play that one
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BENGHAZI 2 posted:Which game should I play to completion before I start another http://sonicmega.tumblr.com/post/150519010861/there-are-many-lines-of-dialogue-rean-didnt-get
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