Archonex posted:

Seriously, what the gently caress Japan?

Archonex posted:

I think the most impressive thing about this game is that there was a first game, and it sold well enough to justify a sequel.

Well either that, or someone is a serious "classmating" enthusiast and wanted a sequel out.

Seriously, what the gently caress Japan?

Minesweep posted:

I like how we can't have a thread about this game without autistic idiots making GBS threads all over it. Some people want to actually discuss this and you are NOT helping the conversation with your stupid bullshit.

edit: The "I like" is sarcastic, fyi.

Frankenstein Dad posted:

Here is a screenshot of one of the star children you can have

Samurai Sanders posted:

A continual narrowing of the anime/game/whatever market around an ever smaller and ever more bizarre fan base.

Archonex posted:

This is genuinely interesting to me. What caused this? I remember older games from when I was growing up, like Wild Arms, which was a bit anime, but nothing like this.

Archonex posted:

This is genuinely interesting to me. What caused this? I remember older games from when I was growing up, like Wild Arms, which was a bit anime, but nothing like this. Come to think of it, I haven't seen games like that being prevalent on the market for awhile now.

forbidden lesbian posted:

All seven of Conception II’s heroines have their own personality traits and quirks, which you will have to learn if you want to engage in a relationship with them. The better your relationship is with your female classmates the more powerful your Star Children will become. I'm not making this stuff up. Here is a full list of character bios for each girl.



Chloe is the older sister of your new friend Chlotz, and only a year older than your character. Her abilities are so exceptional that she works as an instructor at the Academy. Chloe uses a Remote Turret to perforate her opponents.



Ellie is a first-year student who's very energetic and often cheers on those around her. Though she looks cute and young, she's very mature and perceptive. Ellie uses a magical staff called a Summoning Gun to dish out serious magic damage.



Feene is an earnest, polite third-year student. She is considered one of the strongest Disciples, and has already seen action on the front lines. Her formidable Gunblade has seen its fair share of battles as well.



Fuuko is the first female student that you'll meet. She is bright and amicable, and quick to make friends. She sees herself as a very down-to-earth kind of person. Fuuko uses her Dual Pistols in dungeons with deadly accuracy.



Narika is the vice representative of your class. She is shy and reserved, without much self-confidence, but has a good heart and is very kind to others. Her Bowgun speaks differently about her - it packs a huge punch to monsters.



Despite Serina's diminutive size, she is actually a third-year Disciple with incredible power. She has a good heart, but often tries to keep her true feelings hidden. Her Kick Gun is an incredible hybrid of fashion-forward footwear and death-dealing.



As a result of being raised in a research facility, Torri is very naïve about the outside world and usually believes anything she's told. Torri materializes a powerful gatling gun to obliterate anything in her path.

Sound fun? Check it out now!

forbidden lesbian posted:

All seven of Conception II’s heroines have their own personality traits and quirks, which you will have to learn if you want to engage in a relationship with them. The better your relationship is with your female classmates the more powerful your Star Children will become. I'm not making this stuff up. Here is a full list of character bios for each girl.



Chloe is the older sister of your new friend Chlotz, and only a year older than your character. Her abilities are so exceptional that she works as an instructor at the Academy. Chloe uses a Remote Turret to perforate her opponents.



Ellie is a first-year student who's very energetic and often cheers on those around her. Though she looks cute and young, she's very mature and perceptive. Ellie uses a magical staff called a Summoning Gun to dish out serious magic damage.



Feene is an earnest, polite third-year student. She is considered one of the strongest Disciples, and has already seen action on the front lines. Her formidable Gunblade has seen its fair share of battles as well.



Fuuko is the first female student that you'll meet. She is bright and amicable, and quick to make friends. She sees herself as a very down-to-earth kind of person. Fuuko uses her Dual Pistols in dungeons with deadly accuracy.



Narika is the vice representative of your class. She is shy and reserved, without much self-confidence, but has a good heart and is very kind to others. Her Bowgun speaks differently about her - it packs a huge punch to monsters.



Despite Serina's diminutive size, she is actually a third-year Disciple with incredible power. She has a good heart, but often tries to keep her true feelings hidden. Her Kick Gun is an incredible hybrid of fashion-forward footwear and death-dealing.



As a result of being raised in a research facility, Torri is very naïve about the outside world and usually believes anything she's told. Torri materializes a powerful gatling gun to obliterate anything in her path.

forbidden lesbian posted:

she is actually a third-year Disciple

Tarranon posted:

yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes

Samurai Sanders posted:

All I know about this game is from an article where both the developer and Atlus USA argued that this is a totally progressive game and is not in any way promoting sexism or eugenics.

Megalixir posted:

Atlus are getting desperate

Dehry posted:

AtlusUSA is the localizer, Spike Chunsoft is the developer. They operate somewhat independently of Atlus. The Japanese company gets all the profits from the shares.

CrashCat posted:

This game is seriously ten times skeevier than Dragon's Crown to me but seems to be getting a tiny fraction as much blowback. I'm baffled, really.

Tamerlane posted:

CrashCat posted:

This game is seriously ten times skeevier than Dragon's Crown to me but seems to be getting a tiny fraction as much blowback. I'm baffled, really.

iuvian posted:

Because if you actually played the demo you'd realize it's just a PG rated mediocre Persona clone.