HAY GUYS

Soluzar · 12:23 PM

Prepare for no difficulties, and an easy game. That's their tradition.

Sure, but at least there's plenty to do and a decent storyline. I'm going to be buying Mana-Khemia, either on American import or if we're lucky enough to get a PAL version.

Like so many others in this thread, I'm also waiting for Ar Tonelico 2 before I put an end to my PS2 collection, but I'd also quite like to see Persona 3 FES if at all possible.

My post basically echoes Elegy's sentiments. The Gust titles aren't bad, even though they lack challenge. I've got plenty of other games to challenge me.

How ya doing, buddy?

Soluzar · Local time: Apr 4, 2008, 07:32 PM

I'm tempted to start this right away. Does the plot depend in any way on having played the previous Gust releases?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Soluzar · Local time: Apr 8, 2008, 01:33 AM

Originally Posted by Miles

I noticed that NISAmerica is getting better at localization. I haven't noticed as many bugs and typos this time around.

So... you're saying I'm not the only one who noticed all the bugs and typos in their other localisations? I'm telling ya, sometimes I wondered if I imagined them all. Nobody ever talks about that.

This game does seem to be localised well, but I'm only a little way into of the first chapter so... what do I know? It seems like a lot of fun so far. It also seems really deep. The whole thing in Atelier Iris where you select the ingredients to try and make your synthesized items as good as can be... the equivalent system here seems a lot more in depth. Good thing, because I loved that aspect.

I can't claim to understand... anything much about the in depth aspects of synthesis right now though. I dare say it all will become clear as I get further into the game.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.