LMAO! I hope for 5pb's sake those games are not exclusive to Xbox1 cause they looking like guaranteed flops.
LMAO! I hope for 5pb's sake those games are not exclusive cause their looking like gauranteed flops.
does not really mean much, considering this is linked right to gaf, and trolls infested the stream right from the start. games weren't my kind of thing but i give it a 4
LMAO! I hope for 5pb's sake those games are not exclusive cause their looking like gauranteed flops.
As if there is going to be a difference from the PC version.
Are you implying that, had gaffers not had access to the poll, the Japanese gamers viewing a press conference dedicated to fairly uneventful game announcements for an Xbox console would've mostly given it a score other than 5?
Is it coming out on PC as well?
It seems that Asada is indeed working on a new Shooting game but they will not show the game now, he said that is still "just in project level" (企画レベル
As if there is going to be a difference from the PC version.
The article doesn't mention them being exclusive, so I doubt it.
I posted this in the other thread but here is the image from Asada's group
In reverse, things that are going to flop are the best thing to shell out for moneyhat dough.
As if there is going to be a difference from the PC version.
We don't know yet.
I'm just assuming so since PC has always been the core market for 5pb/Nitro+. In addition, the last Chaos game was on PC also.
I also doubt 5pb would go the console-only routes after how sales turned out for Robotics;Notes.
looks like a shmup to me!
lol. Its going to be moeshitallmost of the westerners hate. Calling it
LMAO! I hope for 5pb's sake those games are not exclusive cause their looking like guaranteed flops.
I only watched 2 episodes of Psycho-Pass, but didn't like it. I kinda got uninterested when I found out that the bowl cut haired girl was the protagonist. She acted like the usual "everyone deserves a chance" person you see in an action movie. I never liked those kind of characters. Had an interesting concept though. I liked all the future stuff I saw in episode 2 at least.
Anyways, I didn't see anything I was interested in. Was still interesting to watch Microsoft try to appeal to the Japanese audience.
I suspect some of the Xbox One games have 6 months to a year of exclusivity, after which I'm sure they'll come out on Vita, PS4, PC, etc.
I posted this in the other thread but here is the image from Asada's group
lol. Its going to be moeshitallmost of the westerners hate. Calling it
Q: In a recent Japanese manga interview, Motohiro-san and Shiotani-san stated that Psycho-Pass was "anti-moe." What kind of tactics did you employ during production to get that?
Shiotani: So, to really boil it down, and this is an extreme example. This isn't in anyway exactly how we thought of it. To veer from moe we took the heroine and the hero, and to start we DIDN'T have Akane take her clothes off, and had Shinya take all of his clothes off. I don't know statistics, but there are quite a few female viewers.
In a conversation with Motohiro-san, we said we just wanted to pack it with as much testosterone and man-on-man drama, so to speak. But the viewers who are supporting the show, the most seem to be female.
Motohiro: I requested the anti-moe approach. That is because, we as children, as boys, we loved the high-tension, the man-dramas of Gundam and Patlabor. Those kind of dramas with the man-on-man action. So we wanted to create something with that kind of tension and excitement. I think most of you right now, but BL is very popular in Japan. So people who love BL, also got attached to the show. But Shiotani wanted to do anti-BL.
Shiotani: So, I think a lot of the fights that go, are men just going at each other. It really kind of spawned a different kind of...imagination and thinking. That was not really the intent.
I'm curious if you had to go through any similar methods for what they're going for in terms of working around what your audience might perceive, Ishizuka-san.
Ishizuka: So, when I first got the offer to direct Sakurasou, I never really directed a moe anime or a high school drama. It was really surprising to me that they would come to me to direct the series. I had no idea what the concept of "moe" was at the time. A lot of the production time was spent with the producers explaining to me what "buhiru"means. It seemed as though they were speaking a different language. I really had to play catch up in terminology when we started on this.
Asada's game is pretty hard to say will it port to other consoles/handhelds/PC
Chaos;Chaos feels it's not even (timed) exclusive,it just announce for Xbox One first
gawd, if they would port CAVE collections to Xbox One, i would be in heaven.
Robotic;Notes isn't exclusive.The 3rd game in the series was 360 exclusive so I would honestly be surprised if this one wasn't exclusive as well.
gawd, if they would port CAVE collections to Xbox One, i would be in heaven.
gawd, if they would port CAVE collections to Xbox One, i would be in heaven.
Cave was listed as developers for Xbox One. Could be easy money for them.
I'd buy an xbone for this and immediately get rid of my 360.
Robotic;Notes isn't exclusive.
gawd, if they would port CAVE collections to Xbox One, i would be in heaven.
I was thinking about pc vs console exclusive and got mixed up lol. I could still be this being exclusive since it would be an easy deal for MS to pull off.
So I haven't played a Japanese adventure game before, but the Chaos Child Video intrigued me a bit. Is it a port? Anyone played it before? Any good?
No it is a sequel to Chaos Head, you can play it with fan translation on PC. Stein Gate is also part of the Science Adventure series and you can get it in English on PC. It is considered the best of the series.
Cheers!
There is a Chaos Head anime but most people hate it so avoid that. However the Stein Gate anime is quit good so watch that if you dont feel like playing the game.
Chaos;Head has a really great atmosphere and is fun, but Steins;Gate is much better so going in order might be a good way to do things.