I pray for custom joysticks being manufactured for the Wii version. Fluid-ejecting custom joysticks, of course.
...Sticks filled with lots of... Joy. #choanikizero
Cho Aniki Zero coming to the US?! Awesome!!!! It's times like this that I wish I hadn't of broken my PSP in a skateboarding accident (I hit a rock while it was in my backpack and I fell right on the damn thing).
@d_r_e: I had that back in the day. I wish I had never sold my Turbo/PC Engine collection. I really wish I hadn't sold Darius Alpha. That said, I will be getting this upon release. #choanikizero
@ShaggE wants to join the Egg Council.: You can get the original on Virtual Console, but the original was always the least flamboyant. Somewhere in the development of the sequel somebody must have said "This game is kinda gay... I wonder if we could capitalize on that!"
It's still flamboyant enough that your friends will probably have a few good WTF moments. #choanikizero
I picked up this game back when it was released on Xbox 360 since it was made by the Guilty Gear guys; I wasn't expecting Guilty Gear, but I was expecting goodness.
In my opinion, the game is rather Lukewarm. The story is very bland (especially when compared to Guilty Gear and BlazBlue), the characters generally seem kind of stiff and doll-like, and the fighting is rather slow-paced and bland. Additionally, there was no online community at all; I could never even get a match.
I'd say it's a good stepping stone for someone looking to get into fighting games, but sadly it fails to be much more.
I actually really enjoyed this game when I played it on the 360. My only complain with it is that about a third of the cast are shotokans. Other than that, I had a fun time playing this with friends.
Playing this is sorta like playing Hokuto no Ken or Sengoku Basara X - is it the best Arc System Works has to offer? No, but it is different, and after playing BlazBlue for the hundredth time, it can be fun to roll out something else for a change.
not buying this again. great game though and glad its going to be out there for ps3 owners.. if i didnt already have a physical copy id get it for ps3.. but yeah.. no.
10/24/09
Fluid-ejecting custom joysticks, of course.
...Sticks filled with lots of... Joy. #choanikizero
10/23/09
Times have changed, man. #choanikizero
10/23/09
Reminds me of this: [xspblog.com] #choanikizero
10/23/09
Day ONE purchase. I don't care if it's awful, I just want to play it...men shooting men in the face with smaller men from their crotch?
That's...that's almost poetic.
10/23/09
And yes, I'm buying the hell out of this. #choanikizero
10/23/09
pic 8: sexy body girl #choanikizero
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Cho Aniki Zero coming to the US?! Awesome!!!! It's times like this that I wish I hadn't of broken my PSP in a skateboarding accident (I hit a rock while it was in my backpack and I fell right on the damn thing).
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That being said, I've always wanted to own a Cho Aniki title. The fun I could have with unsuspecting people...
"You like shmups, right? Well, have I the game for you..."
Bonus points if they're insecure about that sort of thing. #choanikizero
10/23/09
It's still flamboyant enough that your friends will probably have a few good WTF moments. #choanikizero
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07/13/09
In my opinion, the game is rather Lukewarm. The story is very bland (especially when compared to Guilty Gear and BlazBlue), the characters generally seem kind of stiff and doll-like, and the fighting is rather slow-paced and bland. Additionally, there was no online community at all; I could never even get a match.
I'd say it's a good stepping stone for someone looking to get into fighting games, but sadly it fails to be much more.
07/13/09
I actually really enjoyed this game when I played it on the 360. My only complain with it is that about a third of the cast are shotokans. Other than that, I had a fun time playing this with friends.
Playing this is sorta like playing Hokuto no Ken or Sengoku Basara X - is it the best Arc System Works has to offer? No, but it is different, and after playing BlazBlue for the hundredth time, it can be fun to roll out something else for a change.
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