Kresnik258
Member
Haha. Well there goes my excitement also!
That'll probably result in some extra sales though.
That'll probably result in some extra sales though.
Man, and I was all excited for this...
Fan service is out of control.
Or maybe stop trying to push your personal view onto another culture and let them do their job.Maybe if enough people ask for less fanservice they will listen.
Looks good, hopefully SpikeChunsoft follows up with a new Kenka Bancho if not a port of Kenka Bancho 6, it bomb the 3DS because it wasn't the right audience for it.
http://gematsu.com/2015/10/marvelous-announces-uppers-ps-vita
That's all we know, even in those tiny shots it already looks good imo.
Hachima Kikou has got the furage.
From the creator of Senran Kagura (Takagi), Uppers is coming out in Spring 2016.
Battles are fought in front of girls, and doing well by defeating the enemies will result in their encouragement, powering the character up. By doing really well, the character can bury his face in their chest or grab it.
Perhaps the audience wasn't there - or perhaps the audience for this type of game has dissipated.
Or maybe stop trying to push your personal view onto another culture and let them do their job.
Or maybe stop trying to push your personal view onto another culture and let them do their job.
yeah fuck criticizing games for treating women as sex objects.
You're making blanket attacks on a culture you don't understand from an external position, and demanding it fit your own desires and beliefs. Why can't you just let this one unique and pure expression of Japanese design sensibility exist, without poisoning and diluting it to the point where it becomes indistinguishable from the hundreds of other dour, sexless Vita brawlers on the market? If something this tame triggers you, there are a myriad of other options to turn to for your fix of scowling anime guys punching each other.
You're making blanket attacks on a culture you don't understand from an external position, and demanding it fit your own desires and beliefs. Why can't you just let this one unique and pure expression of Japanese design sensibility exist, without poisoning and diluting it to the point where it becomes indistinguishable from the hundreds of other dour, sexless Vita brawlers on the market? If something this tame triggers you, there are a myriad of other options to turn to for your fix of scowling anime guys punching each other.
Hachima Kikou has got the furage.
From the creator of Senran Kagura (Takagi), Uppers is coming out in Spring 2016.
Battles are fought in front of girls, and doing well by defeating the enemies will result in their encouragement, powering the character up. By doing really well, the character can bury his face in their chest or grab it.
A Japanese Vita game not about moe and lolis! Things are a changing!
Hachima Kikou has got the furage.
From the creator of Senran Kagura (Takagi), Uppers is coming out in Spring 2016.
Battles are fought in front of girls, and doing well by defeating the enemies will result in their encouragement, powering the character up. By doing really well, the character can bury his face in their chest or grab it.
This game is made by Bullet,
the same developer behind Kenka Bancho 3, 4, 5, Bros, PSP remake
Male and female fanservice of jiggly bits isn't so comparable. The boob stuff is closer to a guy having a thick collarbone and a broad chest, and guys lose their shirts in these games all the time. Junk isn't nearly that attractive, and I certainly wouldn't want to grab or motorboat it.I know when I think of Japanese games I'm always like, man, there's just so many games these days focusing on male fanservice aimed at the female audience. It seems like every game these days just has ass shot after crotch shot, men posing proactively for the camera, highlighting their chiseled bodies and bulging packages. Where are my scantily clad anime tiddies? There's not enough scantily clad anime tiddies out there anymore.
#SaveTheTiddies
Battles are fought in front of girls, and doing well by defeating the enemies will result in their encouragement, powering the character up. By doing really well, the character can bury his face in their chest or grab it.
Hachima Kikou has got the furage.
From the creator of Senran Kagura (Takagi), Uppers is coming out in Spring 2016.
Battles are fought in front of girls, and doing well by defeating the enemies will result in their encouragement, powering the character up. By doing really well, the character can bury his face in their chest or grab it.
what if he mean: "bury your character's face in the opponent's chest" ?
what if he mean: "bury your character's face in the opponent's chest" ?
I think some people are unaware of Ike's gay icon status.
That's not quite what my post meant.Ike + Soren OTP.
Still doesn't excuse outlandish fanservice like this stuff.
I'm sure plenty of people here are disgusted by our murder simulators as well.Well, many Japanese people themselves are disgusted with otaku "culture", so there's that. *shrug*
Not that I'm saying everything about otaku culture is bad, but still. This game in particular seems pretty bad in this regard.
I want to see how the "pervy" elements of this game play out -- if they're treated as actual fanservice, or played as satire.
The reason I say this is because this game appears to be a play on Japanese "furyou" or "delinquent" subculture, of which -- like it or not -- chauvinism and debauchery are often a part. The idea of fighting to impress a girl and then burying your face in her chest as a "reward" seems like such an over-the-top concept that I almost feel it HAS to be played for laughs, as a parody of furyou culture and ideals. I almost see it as a more extreme version of "Mekuri Master" -- a flash game by the creator of La-Mulana in which you're a badass street punk and your goal is... to flip as many skirts as possible for "inspiration."
It's a fine line, and definitely doesn't translate well into Western culture, but if it's played right and is a small enough part of the game, I'll give it a pass. Basically, play it for satire and make it an optional minigame or something -- like Gigolo Mode in Killer Is Dead -- and I don't see it as an issue.
I think the best thing to do right now is wait and see how the game turns out. Give it a chance to "prove itself" as more media is revealed.
-Tom
I want to see how the "pervy" elements of this game play out -- if they're treated as actual fanservice, or played as satire.
The reason I say this is because this game appears to be a play on Japanese "furyou" or "delinquent" subculture, of which -- like it or not -- chauvinism and debauchery are often a part. The idea of fighting to impress a girl and then burying your face in her chest as a "reward" seems like such an over-the-top concept that I almost feel it HAS to be played for laughs, as a parody of furyou culture and ideals. I almost see it as a more extreme version of "Mekuri Master" -- a flash game by the creator of La-Mulana in which you're a badass street punk and your goal is... to flip as many skirts as possible for "inspiration."
It's a fine line, and definitely doesn't translate well into Western culture, but if it's played right and is a small enough part of the game, I'll give it a pass. Basically, play it for satire and make it an optional minigame or something -- like Gigolo Mode in Killer Is Dead -- and I don't see it as an issue.
I think the best thing to do right now is wait and see how the game turns out. Give it a chance to "prove itself" as more media is revealed.
-Tom
yeah fuck criticizing games for treating women as sex objects.
http://gematsu.com/2015/10/marvelous-announces-uppers-ps-vitaUpdate 7:15 a.m.: Uppers is produced by Kenichiro Takaki, the producer of the Senran Kagura series, and features a scenario by Yukinori Kitajima and character design by Hiroaki.
Introduced in the magazine is a character named Ranma Kamishiro, a young man whose days are somewhat boring. He has no experience in the martial arts, but hereditarily has threatening physical ability and beast-like strength.
Players will battle against enemies in phantasmagorical fighting action. Attacks will automatically change based on the enemy’s position and posture. You can mercilessly attack enemies while they’re flying and falling, and unleash combos through repeated button hits.
Girls will cheer the guys on during their fights to heat them up. If you defeat enemies in front of the girls, you’ll power up. There is even a chest grab-and-bury-your-face element. (There’s the Takaki influence.)
Uppers will launch in Japan in spring 2016.
Thanks, Hachima Kikou.
Literally "girls are watching: the game".
Or maybe stop trying to push your personal view onto another culture and let them do their job.
Girls will cheer the guys on during their fights to heat them up. If you defeat enemies in front of the girls, youll power up. There is even a chest grab-and-bury-your-face element. (Theres the Takaki influence.)
Yeah. Everyone.Look at the thread, everyone was hyped for the game until we knew about fanservice, it's not just me.
Not reallyLike it or not fanservice reduces both the appeal/audience and the chances of a localization.
I want to see how the "pervy" elements of this game play out -- if they're treated as actual fanservice, or played as satire.
The reason I say this is because this game appears to be a play on Japanese "furyou" or "delinquent" subculture, of which -- like it or not -- chauvinism and debauchery are often a part. The idea of fighting to impress a girl and then burying your face in her chest as a "reward" seems like such an over-the-top concept that I almost feel it HAS to be played for laughs, as a parody of furyou culture and ideals. I almost see it as a more extreme version of "Mekuri Master" -- a flash game by the creator of La-Mulana in which you're a badass street punk and your goal is... to flip as many skirts as possible for "inspiration."
It's a fine line, and definitely doesn't translate well into Western culture, but if it's played right and is a small enough part of the game, I'll give it a pass. Basically, play it for satire and make it an optional minigame or something -- like Gigolo Mode in Killer Is Dead -- and I don't see it as an issue.
I think the best thing to do right now is wait and see how the game turns out. Give it a chance to "prove itself" as more media is revealed.
-Tom
Yeah. Everyone.
Or it might be a vocal minority. Hm.
Not really
Very rarely a fanservice heavy game sell big numbers(i can only think of Senran Kagura games ATM), so the vocal minority is actually those who buy fanservice games and yeah despite the good number of localized nsfw games a sfw game has still more chances to be localized unless it's license based or very bad.
I'm not against fanservice/moe/whatever games(i enjoyed akiba's strip, monster monpiece, neptunia, atelier etc) or their localization, but i would like to see more "mainstream"(let's say so) japanese games on vita.
I just don't see how this game would sell significantly more or have higher chances of coming over if they took out the boobs.
We don't even know what's hapening in this game yet either
About sales again look at the thread, maybe fanservice will attract some people but for sure will turn off others.