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Re: Review: Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time (PS4)

Jenny_Jones

@Spectra Not really, they shout out random battle cries occasionally but those aren't subtitled and (as far as I can tell) they aren't saying anything related to the story. So you can just focus on the combat and not have to read stuff It might be worth you giving the demo a try

Re: Review: Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time (PS4)

Jenny_Jones

@Bonbonetti I would say that the main story will take you around 40ish hours (will take longer if you want to do all the side quests)

@SoulsBourne128 I haven't played Seven Deadly Sins so unfortunately can't do a comparison

@Spectra It might be a bit tough to get used to if you've only watched the anime with an English dub but I think that the Japanese voice actors are really good! I especially love Sucy's VA

Re: Review: Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms (PS Vita)

Jenny_Jones

@geckcellent sorry to hear you weren't so keen on my review. I try not to give in-depth analysis on character routes as I don't want to give out spoilers. Also it would end up being a pretty long review if I commented on every single character route! I take your points on board though

Re: Review: Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms (PS Vita)

Jenny_Jones

@Jaz007 I do think this seems to be more of a male issue. While I haven’t played If My Heart Had Wings I don’t think I’d have any issues playing a romance game from a male perspective. I enjoy reading books, many of which have male protagonists (and so have romance/sex scenes from a man’s perspective). I enjoy it if it’s well written, regardless of whose point of view it’s from.

Maybe, as @RogerRoger says, this is due to women being more empathetic and so being more able (or willing) to see things from viewpoints that are not the same as their own. Although I would argue that maybe this is also partially due to women being more used to experiencing things from a man’s point of view. Many popular games & movies have male protagonists (or female protagonists that could easily be swapped for men). As we’ve grown up with these games & movies, playing or watching something from a male perspective (including romance/sex) is not something we’d instantly think of as being exclusively for men and we probably even consider many of these things to be fairly gender neutral.

I guess my point is that I feel like marketing these kinds of games as “made for women” is doing a disservice both to men and the games themselves.

I’ve very much enjoyed this discussion, it’s been fun

Re: Review: Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms (PS Vita)

Jenny_Jones

@RogerRoger @Jaz007 I always find it a little amusing when men feel slightly awkward about playing otome games. I don't feel awkward playing videogames or watching movies from a male characters perspective, so I feel like guys should be able to enjoy games from a female characters perspective as well! I do get that romance isn't to everyone's tastes though

Re: Review: Secret of Mana (PS4)

Jenny_Jones

@ReanSchwarzer7 6/10 is above average and means "not bad" according to Push Square's scoring policy. I played it on PS4, have plenty of space on my HD and it still crashed a lot

Re: Review: Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon (PS4)

Jenny_Jones

@AlejandroMora you say that like it's a bad thing!

@Turniplord I honestly really enjoyed it and wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did! As for opening all the chests, I tend to have a notepad near me when gaming so jotted down any chests that I couldn't open at the time. Always tends to be a good idea to note things down as you game - can save loads of time later

Re: Review: Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony (PS4)

Jenny_Jones

@JoeBlogs @Th3solution it has cross save but not cross buy. I haven't tried the Vita version yet but I imagine that'd work just as well. I saw someone comment ages ago on the Japanese PS Vita version that it was sometimes slow to load textures but otherwise worked well.

I have the Vita version pre-ordered from Amazon so when it arrives I'll be able to test it out. I have all the other games on Vita so wanted a physical Vita version as well to keep my collection complete!