If things have seemed out of kilter of late, worry not, it's only a minor rip in the Trousers of Time.
If things have seemed out of kilter of late, worry not, it's only a minor rip in the Trousers of Time.
Deus Ex seems to have debuted unusually high for a western RPG. Did knowing SE owns it help Japanese gamers get over the cultural aversion to not-J RPGs, or do you think it's just the result of a slow gaming period for new releases? Or am I jaded and racist and WRPGs debut that high all the time and I choose not to notice?
The lesson here is that dreams inevitably lead to hideous implosions.
I think they missed a trick. Slap some origa on the front and call it a prequel to Ghost in the Shell.
Instant sales!
befriend (v.): to use mecha-class beam weaponry to inflict grievous bodily harm on a target in the process of proving the validity of your belief system.
not really...neither of the movies did that well at the japanese box office...I mean ghost in the shell 2 was marketed as 'innocence: a mamoru oshii film' over there.Originally Posted by Quin
I think it's mainly because S-E did a good job of marketing it over here.
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