Anyone played Age of Wonders 3 yet? What do they think of it?
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| Pemalite said: Anyone played Age of Wonders 3 yet? What do they think of it? |
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| zarx said: GOTY
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Fully uncensored... oh zarx, you naughty boy ^.^
But, "russian voices + english subtitles". I didn't knew Russia were really such a big market for this kind of games.
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| JEMC said: Fully uncensored... oh zarx, you naughty boy ^.^ But, "russian voices + english subtitles". I didn't knew Russia were really such a big market for this kind of games. |
Can't you tell from the coat of arms it's set in Russia?
You know those Visual Novel devs go the extra mile for authenticity. Especially when dealing with mature subject matter like going out with the Prosecutor-General, and I am sure being tangled up in an intricate web of political intrigue. This game will be the Citizen Cain of vidoegames I'm telling you now.
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| zarx said:
You know those Visual Novel devs go the extra mile for authenticity. Especially when dealing with mature subject matter like going out with the Prosecutor-General, and I am sure being tangled up in an intricate web of political intrigue. This game will be the Citizen Cain of vidoegames I'm telling you now. |
I'm ashamed to admit that I didn't pay attention to the coat of arms.
About Citizen Cane... well, it will have nudity and it won't have any censorship, so that's two pluses in my book! 
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Well onto real Visual novels for me I guess just finished downloading
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Price seems a tad steep
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BasilZero said:
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Hell yes. Im also hoping we get FF15 on PC too. I know Squeenix is currently debating it.
Heck hopefully Japan in general will start giving better support. Im still depressed over not having a Dragons Dogma PC port
| KingKazuma34 said: Oh god please let MGS The Phantom Pain be on PC!! |
While Konami has launched PES on PC since many years ago, Rising is the only recent MGS game that has seen a PC launch.
Was it only an experiment or is Konami really looking into bringing the franchise to PC? Well see, but I hope it's the latter.
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