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Senran Kagura producer Kenichiro Takaki didn’t shy away from talking about the full costume break system in Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus. When Takaki showed me the Vita game he mentioned complete costume destruction is a key feature. While Senran Kagura and it sequel Senran Kagura Burst has, as Takaki likes to say, "bursting boobs" the ninja girls still have some of their costumes.
Did Takaki want to add more adult content because Vita skews to an older audience? "No, I wanted to make it more sexual," Takaki said. I followed up and asked Takaki if there was an explanation in Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus’ story about why full costume breaks happen.
"The girls are normal girls that wear normal clothing. When they transform into battle mode they project their clothes with their mind," Takaki detailed. "As they get beat up, they lose focus and they can’t project clothing anymore. When they are completely beat they can’t project clothes at all."
Takaki says even though characters lose their costumes Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus will be rated CERO D (17+) and none of the girls will be fully nude. They will attempt to cover themselves up by holding their hands over sensitive areas, Takaki explained while imitating this with a gesture.
Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus will have downloadable costumes too. Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus comes out on February 28 in Japan.
By stats, I mean "damage input/output". Aside from that well.. I think it came to me from messing with keyblade/form combinations so yeah. I could be wrong, but damage output from bosses might be higher than they took (the secret boss is a tank!), but that could just me not playing the games in awhile.
Or that, as usual, you're just making stuff up as you go. Could be that.
There wasn't any rebalancing in the original Final Mix from KH1 and there won't be in this.
Super Meat Boy, its got good music and nice graphics, but its not fun, just hard, I can't imagine this game being fun for anybody except the people it panders to (Which would be Speedrun junkies.).
Braid was tough at times, but it was fair.
Bastion was wonderful, easy at times yet you had the option of making the game harder by invoking the gods, it was fun because it didn't expect the player to be perfect at everything.
What happens when you put the console into 3D mode?
Ah, I know there is a "lossless" setting for one of the "mp4" encoders. I can't read goodly. I prefer MSU Screen Capture or UTVideo for my lossless, but I'll try out the Techsmith thing.
I don't think Xvid "lossless" is actually lossless, I'm pretty sure it's just "visually lossless"
Is there a way to disable the view of one of the screens on the PC output? I'd like to have the top screen exclusive on the PC, and the bottom screen left for the device itself; kind of like how the WiiU is structured.
And I suppose the most important question; is there any display lag between the system itself and the PC display? Even the slightest amount can be troublesome.
Ya know, I was just thinking, if it would be possible to stream that video out, to say your TV or PC (then rerouted to your TV). Get some full screen action going. Especially good since it can play DS games too.
Well now, that's quite a thing. How much did that run you?
Are Game Boy Advance games not officially supported? Because those colors look rather washed-out. Then again, so did the Famicom game graphics... but those at least had the "Virtual Console" message on the bottom. o_o
Its just Nintendo's rushed GBA emulator for the Ambassadors.
It doesn't have the features of the other VC games.
