Better late than never! The Japanese gaming hiatus ends, but how does Neptunia measure up now?
Better late than never! The Japanese gaming hiatus ends, but how does Neptunia measure up now?
i had the same problem reading with most games coming out these days, so i convinced my girlfriend to get a big tv. it has helped immensely. So far the game sounds about what I was expecting though.
Just curious, but were you playing the fully patched version? That makes the battle system much faster.
I also like to add in that I have a big TV and still need my glasses these days or I squint and get a headache myself.
Just face people we're not as young as we were.
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Just got a patch when I started the game up this week. Think it did speed things up, in fact.
And the Crystal Ball is right on spot!
Never buy a game published by D3 Publisher that is not WKCII. They cheated on their fans by releasing a game that they didn't support not even for a year and they released a rushed translation.
It sounds a lot like Trinity Universe, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I'll have to preorder this once they put it up for it
That's a shame, doesn't sound like a day 1 purchase ...
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I think the game is fairly enjoyable, given that's a Compile Heart game. That said, the biggest issue wasn't touched IMO: i.e. the horrible, horrible Item Skill system.
Oh yeah, forgot to mention that...
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Compile Heart, Idea Factory and Hitmaker games tend not to be. The latter two are ironic in that way.
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Instant purchase for me
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