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Video looks promising; anyway, Limited Edition time!

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...st-promo-video

The game will ship on June 26 for 6,640 yen (about US$66). A 9,980-yen (US$100) limited-first-edition "Rival wa Takaramono Box" will come with (1) a box with exclusive visual art, (2 & 3) two original bonus video DVDs, (4) a special booklet, (5) bath posters with exclusive visual art, (6) interchangeable variant jacket covers for the different teams, and (7) the game itself.

That's a lot of Vita covers.

Oh my I see Katyusha in there might have to order that once avail...

Originally Posted by FluxWaveZ

I don't understand what the appeal of girls/women with an eyepatch comes from.

Anime fetish, among countless others.

Originally Posted by Parakeetman

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7uzvggvNq8

Also known as Shin Combat Choro Q (新コンバットチョロQ) originally in Japan.

Where has this been my entire life...one more import ~

Originally Posted by Tempy

Video looks promising; anyway, Limited Edition time!

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...st-promo-video





That's a lot of Vita covers.

5 bath posters...is that orange silhouette Kei? Looks like I have to pre-order it ASAP then

Looking good, although I'm still hoping for based T-34 control <3

Oh my god, bath posters. lol

Originally Posted by Tempy

Video looks promising; anyway, Limited Edition time!

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...st-promo-video




That's a lot of Vita covers.

But in the video there's no combat! :(

Sorry for the ignorance but what are bath posters? Or at least what are the differences with normal posters?

The many vita covers is an awesome idea! :O

Originally Posted by 2+2=5

But in the video there's no combat! :(

Sorry for the ignorance but what are bath posters? Or at least what are the differences with normal posters?

The many vita covers is an awesome idea! :O

They're water resistant so you can put them in the shower I believe. Some of them also have disappearing articles of clothing when water makes contact.

I just treat them as regular posters though ~

Originally Posted by Josephl64

They're water resistant so you can put them in the shower I believe. Some of them also have disappearing articles of clothing when water makes contact.

I just treat them as regular posters though ~

Lol, thanks :)

Since no one else seems to have asked the question and it's been on my mind for a while.. Why do Japanese developers sometimes title their games in German?

Einhänder, Herzog Zwei, Ehrgeiz, Panzer Dragoon and now this..?

vita is region free, right? RIGHT? This is so great :D I need this.

Originally Posted by Skin

Since no one else seems to have asked the question and it's been on my mind for a while.. Why do Japanese developers sometimes title their games in German?

Einhänder, Herzog Zwei, Ehrgeiz, Panzer Dragoon and now this..?

Well in this case its not the developers, but the producers of the anime, since it's just an adaption. I think its just because german WWII tank are pretty cool, so they went for some gratuitous german.

And why would you want a tank, when you can have PANZAAAA?

Originally Posted by Skin

Since no one else seems to have asked the question and it's been on my mind for a while.. Why do Japanese developers sometimes title their games in German?

Einhänder, Herzog Zwei, Ehrgeiz, Panzer Dragoon and now this..?

They were our allies in WWII and it sounds cooler for them of course.

From what game footage that was in the PV it looks like it could be half decent.

Most anime games are nothing more than quick cash grabs, so hopefully this bucks the trend.

Originally Posted by Skin

Since no one else seems to have asked the question and it's been on my mind for a while.. Why do Japanese developers sometimes title their games in German?

Einhänder, Herzog Zwei, Ehrgeiz, Panzer Dragoon and now this..?

Well the main tank that's driven in the series by the protagonists is a Panzer 4 IIRC and also Girls und Panzer sounds a lot cooler than Girls and Tanks.

Originally Posted by Skin

Since no one else seems to have asked the question and it's been on my mind for a while.. Why do Japanese developers sometimes title their games in German?

Einhänder, Herzog Zwei, Ehrgeiz, Panzer Dragoon and now this..?

The other obvious one is Einhander if you look at the design of the ship it did literally have a single arm.

For names its fine, but when they start adding in random shit like the Attack on Titan OP2 then yeah we have a problem.

I thought this thread was about a Girl Vita game and a Panzer Vita game but a Girl und Panzer Vita game? Japan has the weirdest ideas.

Originally Posted by Skin

Since no one else seems to have asked the question and it's been on my mind for a while.. Why do Japanese developers sometimes title their games in German?

Einhänder, Herzog Zwei, Ehrgeiz, Panzer Dragoon and now this..?

Because they think German is cool, just like Germans think English is cool and give everything an English name.

Originally Posted by Tempy

Video looks promising; anyway, Limited Edition time!

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news...st-promo-video





That's a lot of Vita covers.

I see the Hippo team on one of the covers, so I'm happy.

Also, what's happening with that GuP World of Tanks thing? Was it some actual content or was it just promotional?

No love for Anchovy.

Originally Posted by Caesar III

vita is region free, right? RIGHT? This is so great :D I need this.

Yep. =]