2012-09-04, 15:10 | Link #1 |
Detective.
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Birmingham, England
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AQUAPAZZA; AQUAPLUS Dream Match (PS3)
AquaPazza: AquaPlus Dream Match is a 2D Fighting game, developed by Examu (Arcana Heart devs) using the characters of Aquaplus's Visual Novels (To Heart, Tears to Tiara, etc) and published by Aquaplus. Opening + Gameplay
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2013-12-15, 12:21 | Link #4 |
♥Mikuru Asahina♥
Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: UMATILLA, OREGON
Age: 42
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i like this game; a Lot.
it has made me realize just how much i've missed out on, not keeping up with the AQUAPLUS series that have made it thus far to the U.S. the style and chara design here make me feel generally good in ways that Anime has rather failed to do for years now. the characters in this game are genuinely adorable and attractive in ways seemingly completely lost to modern, current Anime tropes and ideals, IMHO. indeed, the chara's appealing nature shines even in their in-game sprites, and, as someone who been witness to most of the classic 2D Fighters firsthand, to see characters captured so precisely in such form is rather uncommon. they did about as perfect a job here, IMHO, as honestly can be done, which is to say, pretty much perfect. all said, however, i think this game is best taken as a Moe lollipop than as a "Serious" 2D fighter. most of the time, you can quickly overcome any opponent by pressing stick in their general direction and button mashing. A-OK for people like myself, but probably a deal-breaker for most serious Fighter fans. then again, i don't really see a game like this appealing much to a "Serious" 2D fighter lover anyway, so whatever. anyhow, i recommend this title. i recommend it to anyone okay with going in expecting a genuinely appealing, sumptuous little $30.00 Moe confection and not the 2D fighter challenge of their macho-gaming life. granted, i have not attempted this game in higher than lowest difficulty setting, and i don't honestly care to, -being quite secure in my personal manhood and all- but somehow i doubt this game's maximum difficulty would provide a serious challenge to the experienced 2D fighter vet. if anyone knows differently, do feel free to chime in. meanwhile, i'll continue to recommend this little gem on the strength of it's smashingly appealing chara sprites, if nothing else...
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