Unskippable: Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory, Part 1

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proghead

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Wow! This is like interactive TV! I'm so excited, I even forget to make a decision! WooHoooo!
 

SPARTANXIII

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Considering the fact that one of your former Unskippable's was of Zoids Assault [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/unskippable/1646-Zoids-Assault], I think we'd be ok with a part two, even with the minimal of animation!

Because at least 10 minutes of THIS would be entertaining, if only in premise.
 

spacecowboy86

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I'm preparing for the dialogue rant in part 2.

Also, I'm pretty sure the purple one is supposed be the Sega Neptune that never actually got released.
 

WouldYouKindly

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Can we please just have this series be nonstop JRPGs? They really provide the best fodder for this kind of stuff.
 

Samantha Burt

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Strazdas said:
Also the PC is right.
Xman490 said:
Now that you mention it, the PC character should have been blue
The Artificially Prolonged said:
Also is the purple PC or iPhone games?
Purple Heart is a Sega Neptune, it was a planned 32X cum Genesis to be released in 1995. This game is from Sega, which is why such an obscure console is the main character. xD
 

Urh

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As much as I want to see a part two, I think this game deserves a Let's Play. I'd really like to see just how bad this horribly-disguised allegory for the console wars gets.
 

The Artificially Prolonged

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Samantha Burt said:
Strazdas said:
Also the PC is right.
Xman490 said:
Now that you mention it, the PC character should have been blue
The Artificially Prolonged said:
Also is the purple PC or iPhone games?
Purple Heart is a Sega Neptune, it was a planned 32X cum Genesis to be released in 1995. This game is from Sega, which is why such an obscure console is the main character. xD
Now we know. And also now that I know that this is a Sega game I can't help imagining this entire game was made solely to be one giant fuck you all message to the other console makers XD
 

Tel_Windzan

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Personally, I want to hit up Wikipedia or some other source just to look up more information on this game. Still I wouldn't mind it too much to see more, so long as by minimal animation, they just decide to stick to one of their ways of telling the story.

Seriously, that's something I don't get with these games. They seem to want to tell the story using multiple methods. For instance, in this one, we had the 3D models standing around talking, then a separate shot of a character talking and then finally a still image of more characters talking. In a game where its visual elements seem to be key in telling the story, wouldn't it be better to stick to one to properly explain what is going on in the story? Or is there some reason that developers do this in these types of games? I'm curious to know why if there is a reason.
 

shrekfan246

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I love it when Unskippable does JRPGs, they're almost always comedic gold, because the cutscenes themselves tend to be as hilarious as the commentary over it.

And I think it'd be a good test of your skills to see how interesting you can make five minutes of JRPG dialogue with no animation. :D
 

Roofstone

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Am I the only one that can't help but suspect this game is a metaphor for something? Hmm?

Or is it only me?

Also, yes Graham, Paul, I want to see more. Not necessarily because I like it, but I want to know where this is going.. What is the plot of this? I need to know!
 

Lorennar

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Do it. Do it now! The mental pictures this has conjured for the console wars must be allowed to find new forms of hilarity.
 

devilgib

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I just finished the game yesterday and it was hilarious! (if you get all the references) It even makes retcon jokes about itself. True the 1/2 arsed animations are kinda bs but you get that in all NIS games and a lot of other jrpg's. The game is also missing audio from almost 1/2 the conversations but I can forgive the missing audio & lazy animation because it was so damn funny. I really enjoyed the 80hrs (maybe 5-6hrs grinding) I put into the game and at NZ$33 I think it was a great deal.

Also, the trophy at the start is a joke later on.
 

Daniel Laeben-Rosen

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I so want to see more... I think... like on the one hand, that was all so very dumb. Dumb to degrees I didn't think humanity had ever reached... and yet, here it is. So I somehow want to see more...
 

Darklord008

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We survived part 1, so now we NEED a Part 2! I mean come on, that was....A thing. A good thing, but a thing nonetheless.
 

scw55

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Please do. Don't leave us hanging.

We can take up drawing pictures to relieve the lack of animation to make it tollerable.