I'm not going to discount something because it has sex! Fate/Stay Night was a wonderful read, as well as Sharin no Kuni! Muramasa is supposed to be amazing so I can't wait to dig into that as well.ULTROS! said:Mmmm.... Eroge.
I know Gift and KiraKira are available in English on the iPhone. I can only recommend KiraKira so far since I've read about half of it, but it's an All-Ages versions you can read in public without worry! It's pretty hilarious once the band gets started, but it gets more serious as it goes on depending on the route you take.ULTROS! said:Do you know any good visual novels/eroge for the iPhone? I really want to try one.
Higurashi no Naku Koro ni is on the App Store, if you can read Japanese.ULTROS! said:Do you know any good visual novels/eroge for the iPhone? I really want to try one.
It looks like ONscripter is getting ported to Android, so any game that runs using the On/Nscripter engine should be available when it's done.zoku88 said:
Some that I've played that I remember for the moment are:zoku88 said:
I converted Umineko to run at PSP resolution and it runs fine when I launch it from a PC as well. So you should be good to go! Not sure about DS conversions though since they use the bottom screen for text. I'll look into it.zoku88 said:
I was gonna post a thread earlier asking for PS1/Saturn ADV recommendations, any thoughts on doing a 32-bit version of this thread? ILikeFeet said:
It was obscenely cliche, and poorly paced. It might work for some people, but it was very dull in atmosphere. It probably doesn't help that they have multiple writers for the scenario and lacking an editor that can tie a unified writing style to it. It really is a mess of a story, but I'm probably biased since their viral/undercover marketing has gotten on my nerves. I personally didn't enjoy Katawa Shoujo.shidoshi said:
If you're referring to Katawa Shoujo, I tried a demo a while back, and the thing that surprised me the most was the level of the dialogue. Of course, the game has a lot of 'LOLZ 4-CHAN' moments in it, which is to be expected. But if you can tolerate those, the actual story-writing was more than decent. Just a question if they will be able to keep up that level until the end, and I look forward to seeing how it turns out.shidoshi said:
I'm hoping-beyond-hope that they'll decide not release an updated (read: bugfixed) PS2 version like they did for KimiKiss, and instead move it all on the PS3. But we probably won't know the result of such a decision until near the end of the series or after...Kurosaki Ichigo said:
Talking about ADVs is always good. Even more so if it gets new people to try out new ones.InfiniteNine said:
A thread like that might be too big, even for me.JustAnotherOtaku said:I was gonna post a thread earlier asking for PS1/Saturn ADV recommendations, any thoughts on doing a 32-bit version of this thread?
Everyone loves Yuiko.ILikeFeet said:
That's probably what I didn't like about it. :lol I do hope they clean it up a bit, but I remain cautiously optimistic. Working on one myself with a small team of people I was looking at things I didn't want to see in my own work. Of course I'm not the writer, but I want to keep the LOLZ 4Chan moments to a minimum beyond joke ending paths.icecream said:
They are pretty expensive if not officially localized. I'd point you out to some good ones translated and released here, but I'm blanking out at the moment.Acosta said:
I really wonder if Nitro+'s partnership with JastUSA would allow this to see a stateside release. I would love to see it here on 360 or PC since no ties to 5pb would prevent that like it is for Chaos;Head.icecream said:
My hopes just fell off a building and into a pit of spikes. Oh well, I still got Demonbane to look forward to.icecream said:Microsoft is apparently the publisher for the game in Japan, so maybe we'd be better off hoping for a GFWL release?
Are they actually profitable with that amount of sales? If so, darn it, we need more western developers who think like that. Too many publishers are obsessed with huge budgets requiring 1+ million sales in order to be profitable.icecream said:
Yes, yes it does, somehow, although the 2nd comment on Youtube doesn't fill me with too much confidence...icecream said:
Ok...something doesn't add up here.icecream said:Microsoft is apparently the publisher for the game in Japan, so maybe we'd be better off hoping for a GFWL release?
I would have thought that they were, all things considered. Many devs in Japan know how to live within their means much better than western ones. Well that's not entirely true as there are many decent indie devs over here too, but until recently most have been PC only for some reason or another.Sectus said:
Portables can never replace the feeling of console ADV gaming. There's just something magical about sitting down and experiencing a story on a big-screen TV with surround sound.Man God said:
Unfortunately I was only able to get a few game days in before I had to give up (and sadly I won't be able to pick it up again until the holidays), but from what I've experienced:InfiniteNine said:
icecream said:Unfortunately I was only able to get a few game days in before I had to give up (and sadly I won't be able to pick it up again until the holidays), but from what I've experienced:
- The game feels very polished. Aquaplus didn't hold back on this one
- The development was apparently outsourced to Sting. Guess that's why we don't have a new Heaven Dept. game yet
- Akira's voice not being Daisuke Sakaguchi as in the anime but instead some whiny girly voice was a horrible decision
- Most of the characters resemble their anime counterparts. Rina was the one who's personality was the most contrasting from the anime, but that might be because I didn't 'know' her well enough yet
- Motion Portrait is the future. Seeing them having natural movements during speaking is wonderful
- The system they implemented is pretty neat. Each day you choose to travel to a location, and if you meet the girl, conversation topics pop up. And the more you talk to them, the more the topics level up and the more intimate you can be in your conversations
Sorry dude, this shit does nothing for me.LiK said:
Why not?
I feel the same way about racing games.
Not a lot of English reading on the subject, but here is a lengthy one detailing Ayane's route that's devoid of any H-CG's.:Gorgon said:
It seems you have the same affliction with racing games I do. :lolDresden said:
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