I'm not sure if that's totally fair. Yes the characters are designed to read as visually attractive, and clearly work has been put into the animations and visuals that support that, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the narrative treatment of the characters will be exploitative, over the top, or outrageous.I guess that's new to the Wii U one then.
A PS3 is enough.So if I were to start with this series, what system should I get? Do I absolutely need a PS4 or a PS3 would be enough?
So if I were to start with this series, what system should I get? Do I absolutely need a PS4 or a PS3 would be enough?
So if I were to start with this series, what system should I get? Do I absolutely need a PS4 or a PS3 would be enough?
A PS3 is enough.
PS3 has the first 3 games on PSN as PS2 classics. The original Xbox has better versions of the first two games. The 3rd game is PS2 exclusive. Wii has a remake of 2 and the fourth game. The new game is Wii U exclusive.
I think they're all standalone, so take your pick.
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I do have a Wii but the game never got localized right? So I would actually need a japanese Wii or homebrew of some kind?
I think I'm getting a PS3 down the line, this series is something I know I will enjoy.
Thanks!
I do have a Wii but the game never got localized right? So I would actually need a japanese Wii or homebrew of some kind?
I think I'm getting a PS3 down the line, this series is something I know I will enjoy.
Thanks!
I do have a Wii but the game never got localized right? So I would actually need a japanese Wii or homebrew of some kind?
I think I'm getting a PS3 down the line, this series is something I know I will enjoy.
Which one? The fourth one didn't, but there's a way to play it in English without modifying the system, and as for the second game, it was localized, but only in Europe (you'll need to softmod you Wii to play it if you have an NTSC console)
Which one? The fourth one didn't, but there's a way to play it in English without modifying the system, and as for the second game, it was localized, but only in Europe (you'll need to softmod you Wii to play it if you have an NTSC console)
Google is your friend?Wait how do you put it in english? My wii's modded anyway since otherwise it was just a gamecube (now it's just a gamecube but I also copied all my wii/gamecube saves off it)
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I do have a Wii but the game never got localized right? So I would actually need a japanese Wii or homebrew of some kind?
There's an EU version that looks pretty out of print and expensive. I'm not sure how it compares to the original at all. You can hack the wii and play region free stuff.
Which one? The fourth one didn't, but there's a way to play it in English without modifying the system, and as for the second game, it was localized, but only in Europe (you'll need to softmod you Wii to play it if you have an NTSC console)
Wait how do you put it in english? My wii's modded anyway since otherwise it was just a gamecube (now it's just a gamecube but I also copied all my wii/gamecube saves off it)
20-25 EUR isn't really that expensive.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0082115KS/
http://www.amazon.fr/dp/B007YBZSQO/
http://www.amazon.de/dp/B0082115KS/
http://www.amazon.de/dp/B007YIYFRK/
I've got the first and second game, but so far have only finished the first one. Those quotes about the characters now having see through wet clothes and adjusting their chest wobble are really putting a sour taste in my mouth. Why do that ?
Chest wobble nonsense seems to be specific to Ayane because of DOA legacy. As for the wet clothes, well, while I'm not particularly thrilled how they sound like horny teenagers while discussing it (at least in the translation), what do you expect with advancing tech and going for more realism in the visual department? When clothes get wet, they tend to become see-through (depending on the color and material, of course) so ...
As long as they don't mix this with gratuitous see-through shirt close-up shots I don't see a big problem. The game is all about water after all, would be weird if the clothes wouldn't be affected with the advanced visual capabilities of a modern system.
The trailers they showed up until now really don't match with their "wet and sexy" talk anyway, I'm not too concerned about it yet. Gameplay looks about the same, ghosts look horrific as ever, environments are still dreary. They're just wet environments now. Yes the main character is cute, but this has basically always been the case anyway. Ayane is my main annoyance so far, put her in Ninja Gaiden sure, this is weird.
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While the whole Ayane thing is kinda off-putting to me on a surface level, I like that she is basically completely locked off by being a post-game bonus mission, entirely separate from the main game. And with new mechanics that at least keep things interesting.
The only time I rolled my eyes was in the most recent round of screenshots where you could see Yuuri's dress being see-through because of it got wet, presumably from just wading through deep water.
While the whole Ayane thing is kinda off-putting to me on a surface level, I like that she is basically completely locked off by being a post-game bonus mission, entirely separate from the main game. And with new mechanics that at least keep things interesting.
Edit: Oh you added pics. Yeah, the butt-clinging skirt is a bit much =/. "realistic" at least I guess...
I wonder if there will be different outfits like FF2? Maybe you can pick something a bit more sensible for the enviornment
"In terms of costumes, each character has a few types. There are accessories, too, so you can pair them up as you like. They had a lot of glasses - for example, student ones to go along with a student outfit, because Shibata thought it necessary."
I've got the first and second game, but so far have only finished the first one. Those quotes about the characters now having see through wet clothes and adjusting their chest wobble are really putting a sour taste in my mouth. Why do that ?
because Tecmo-Koei are making money hand over fist on DOA costumes and fan service
Not the same situation though. Even if the same audience that's buying their sexy bunny costume sets in DOA5 is buying Fatal Frame I'm not sure they want the same level of titillation in a game where the ghost of a woman with a broken neck chases after you while floating upside down.
Not the same situation though. Even if the same audience that's buying their sexy bunny costume sets in DOA5 is buying Fatal Frame I'm not sure they want the same level of titillation in a game where the ghost of a woman with a broken neck chases after you while floating upside down.
Yeah, in a way it's saying "people like these things, so let's put them together and it will be better." Like thinking everything is better with chocolate, but then you put some on your tuna sandwich.
Hopefully it all turns out fine and doesn't amount to anything. I just find it odd that they're talking about these things specifically, when fans of the series aren't fans because of anything like that. As in, to whose benefit are they saying this ? I don't know what they think of their audience, but I want it for the locations, the story and the ghosts. I doubt anyone thinks of fatal frame, hears these details and goes "finally, that's what was missing from my experience." lol.
It'll probably be fine though, and post-game ayane is fine, just extra content.
While the whole Ayane thing is kinda off-putting to me on a surface level, I like that she is basically completely locked off by being a post-game bonus mission, entirely separate from the main game. And with new mechanics that at least keep things interesting.
Hey guys, newbie here that's just starting out the series. I picked up FF1/2 on OG Xbox, 3 on PS2, Number 4 (will make a translated copy of course to be able to play it). I hope FF5 gets localized, but I also hope this series scares the shit out of me like P.T did. I haven't felt scared in a while (before trying P.T), and I kinda miss that. I want to have nightmares again, and feel like I'm going to die at night.
FF1 and 2 are utterly terrifying.
1, 2 and 3 are proper horror games, but 4 is more like a horror adventure, and 5 looks to follow that route. 4 is still a really, really great game, but it wasn't scary.
I found 3 to be very scary, personally.
She is? That's something, I guess, though I would have rather that the development resources has been spent elsewhere.
Haven't you read the interview translation?
The new game is up on the eShop for anyone planning on a digital version.
The new game is up on the eShop for anyone planning on a digital version.