I would recommend that you pick up Phantom of Inferno from Amazon.com if you ever decide to try out a Visual Novel, especially with the recent Anime adaptation of Phantom of Inferno. The translation of the Visual Novel is a just a little bit iffy (although still perfectly understandable) but the story is intriguing, interesting, engaging, and surprisingly realistic. The characters are also interesting and/or likable.OtherSideofSky said:I've always found the best way to enjoy the plot of a Yakuza game is to have a friend with you and laugh together through all the cutscenes. It's absolutely mind-boggling how insane the stories can get without the writers ever seeming to notice.
Oh, and the whole "visual novel" thing makes much much more sense when you realize that they're supposed to be digital choose-your-own-adventure books rather than games. People who play them always insist to me that some of them have really good stories, but I remain skeptical.
Oh, I don't know. In all honesty I kind of like those karaoke songs. They seem to have a certain charm about them.KingofallCosmos said:Everyone wanting to try Yakuza can just start with 3, as it's a lot smoother than the first two. The story there is awesome, but not necessary to follow the events. Hell, part of the fun is half the time you don't know what's going on just look at those cute yakuza's acting all tough.. Ow and there's something immensely hysterical about clapping and yelling to bad kareoke songs.
So you pay for the privilage to make it feel like you threw your money off a bridge?putowtin said:a brothel where the clients don't get to sleep with the slappers, just pretend that their going out for an hour, and pay a lot for the privilage.zombie711 said:does anyone get a "God hand" vibe from this game.
PS what is a hostess club?
OT waiting for "constable Blimey Chips" to be released!
Because zombies sell. Simple as that. Oh, and also, you get to see the cast behave in a completely different manner than how you saw them in Yakuza 4. X3archvile93 said:So you pay for the privilage to make it feel like you threw your money off a bridge?putowtin said:a brothel where the clients don't get to sleep with the slappers, just pretend that their going out for an hour, and pay a lot for the privilage.zombie711 said:does anyone get a "God hand" vibe from this game.
PS what is a hostess club?
OT waiting for "constable Blimey Chips" to be released!
OT: Some of those jokes had me burst out laughing, such as god of dentistry. Also, this game seems fairly wellgrounded in reality, and I'm assuming the other ones are too, so why does the next one supposedly involve a zombie apocolypse?
He doesn't like the reward behind them down. I believe the last reward you get from finding every last one is 200 rupees.KlokwerkSolja said:Like exploration huh?
?But the gold skulltulas are scattered all over the game world, and by the time you have collected them all it'll be near the end, when most of the issues a bigger wallet could have solved will have long since passed. Anyone who went out of their way to find all the skulltulas, knowing the reward or lack of same, is a 100 percenter, and therefore mad.'
So you like gameworld exploration, but dont like hunting down gold Skulltulas. You sir are condradicting yourself.
*glares* >/
Hell, this or someone make a game called Q! Good, bad, meh, even worse than Kane & Lynch 2, whatever, someone just make it and get Zero Punctuation to review it!Scud422 said:Now all Yahtzee has to review is one of the many Quake games to complete the alphabet. Either that or Q-Bert.
If you ask me, I personally think DuhNuhNani sounds better than NuhDuhNani.Futurenerd said:Now taking bets! How long before someone makes a NuhDuhNani remix!?
No, it is not. Budo is.Batsamaritan said:Kung fu is the generic term for all matial arts.
Its CHINESE Martial Arts, while still broad, it really just refers to ones from China. Kirate is not from China.Batsamaritan said:Kung fu is the generic term for all matial arts. Therfore Karate is a form of kung fu.A1 said:It's not about "realism" as few if any video games are truly realistic, it's about authenticity. When a game takes place in Japan it's only logical that the people actually speak Japanese.orangecharger said:Bwahahahaa -- nice opening loved it! "Japanese are into some crazy shit!" right after a heartfelt balanced statement over the recent tragedy -- ah Yahtzee you cheeky bastard -- Another good quote "sumptuous fruit basket for your fist" -- Milk. Nose. Mess. I wasn't going to buy this game anyways - having watched the earlier Escapist review -- but now I am definitely not. I don't want to read the bottom of my tv for the sake of "realism". Realism where I am a kung fu god single handling kicking the ass off of everyone as long as I am in the right place to do it. Pshhhfft. Meh.
And Kung Fu is Chinese, not Japanese.