I watched it earlier this year when I was severely depressed.
It didn't help with the depression, but I loved it.
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It didn't help with the depression, but I loved it.
That's not localized yet though
I don'tnthink It is humanly possible to dislike Your Name.
It is my seventh favorite movie of all time, I love it so much. I listen to the OST very regularly haha.
I saw it with my mom and my brother subbed. It was either that or the Smurfs, but I pushed for this one.
The best theater going decision I made since not going to see The Last Airbender.
We loved it so much we saw it again dubbed. Loved it even more after that.
You know what guys maybe I should rewatch Kimi no Na wa. I loved it, such a shame that these movies only have a limited numbers of projections.
I genuinely do appreciate the help but I was trying to be sarcastic, I've been in and out of this thread for days now.
Not me, I'm on team Roivas. Join the Pargon!
Wow...it's ok to call them "shit mods" on this forum?? :O
I saw it dubbed and I'll be honest. I had second thoughts before hand. Lots of them. I didn't hate anime movies or anything. I was just super picky on contents like what happens in movies and I was almost forced to not read up on spoilers. So seeing a movie that wasn't DBZ, Pokemon, Studio Ghibli, etc made me anxious. But I think it was a thread on the old site back then before the schism that convinced me to finally see it.
From the very beginning I was floored and completely hooked. And yes I did cry. Bought the Limited Edition as soon as it was available and saving up for the steelbook.
Yeah here's what he said:
"I gotta tell you, we had a LOT of fun making the two GBC games, best time in my career (followed by the worst time in my career with the GBA Azkaban...) The publisher didn't really pay attention to our games, they were only concerned with the console and GBA versions, so we were able to do almost whatever we wanted without interference. Every once in a while we'd show them progress, they'd say "We didn't think the GBC could do this, keep up the good work". Because of that, the GBC games were closer to the books than any of the other ports, where they weren't allowed to put it in if it wasn't in the movies.
We used a bunch of tricks in Chamber of Secrets, and maxed out the largest GBC cart size, with only a few bytes to spare. The most-used trick was to do things while the screen is being drawn - load a whole new set of color palettes partway down the screen to get hundreds of colors per screen, scroll the screen at different rates on different scanlines, change the memory address of the backgrounds so we could flicker a ghostly background in front of the normal one (used a lot in card attacks). We also had a lot of background animations done by manipulating the palette, known as "palette cycling".
We were micromanaged to death by the publisher on that one [Prisoner of Azkaban]. They specifically asked for the GBC Potter team to make that game, and we designed our dream game, taking everything we learned from Chamber of Secrets and amping it way up, taking full advantage of the powerful new hardware. To be honest, we over-designed it, to be sure, but still, without interference we could have made a really kick-ass game. But the publisher didn't trust us to make quality GBA art, seeing as we had come from GBC development. To make a long story short, halfway through production they made us throwaway all the existing background art, replacing it with a new style they came up with, and because the background art changed, we had to change our sprite art to match, and now all the scripting had to be redone, since backgrounds and characters were different sizes/shapes from before. With only half the time to now make a full game, we had to cut many, many features, and to release it as a decent game we had to work crunch mode for the rest of the project, including weekends and holidays, while the publisher had reps in our office micromanaging it all. Not fun."
https://www./threads/rttp-harry-potter-game-boy-rpgs.743011/#post-95347786
Just wait until it's proven false. People are gonna die for good.
I sadly did not get a chance to watch it in theatres. I watched it first dubbed, and then subbed (watching it again, and watching it subbed, were both big deals for me), and I fell in love with it. It's such a fantastic movie.
The thing is, I didn't even like anime lol, and a friend of mine had been recommending I watch it for a half year, and I'd been putting them off. Then I decided to watch it, and discovered it was anime, and wanted to bail out, but they forced me to follow through on my word. So I watched it grudgingly, and holy shit. The last time I connected with a movie to this degree was ten years ago. I didn't think it was possible for me to like movies this much.
I watched it again subbed (and I never watch things subbed), bought the Blu Ray, bought the manga, bought the soundtrack, bought art and posters, and started exploring more anime (which I still largely don't like lol). And yes, I too cried a lot lol. I cry every time I watch it.
Thanks Aqua.
EA is like the witch in Snow-White that offers you an apple.
You can be sure it is poisonned.
The only super saiyan you will get in Smash is Goku and Era will love it.
Yes to the second but I'd rather Tsubasa be playable.
So we get an anime spear user instead of another Marth clone.
No MetaKnight no buy.You know what can be will into existence ?
Really surprised nothing has been confirmed yet. I have to think that maybe they actually are going to edit it and maybe add in some games that are a bit further off then they normally have been.
Super Lord God Super Lord Marth should've been a Trunks echo fighter in the Switch version of FighterZ
I know people have been arguing over this... But to me, the only way the situation with the PSX Final Fantasies makes sense is if Sony has some sort of exclusivity deal with Square for those games.
Look at how much Square Enix loves to port and re-release their back catalog. They do it all the time, and have for 20 years. Which is what makes it especially strange that Final Fantasy VII-IX never made it over to Wii or 3DS in some capacity.
The only logical explanation is that some legal hurdle was preventing it. Now I would love to be proven wrong, but given what we know I just don't see those titles coming to Switch.
Look at how much Square Enix loves to port and re-release their back catalog. They do it all the time, and have for 20 years. Which is what makes it especially strange that Final Fantasy VII-IX never made it over to Wii or 3DS in some capacity.
The only logical explanation is that some legal hurdle was preventing it. Now I would love to be proven wrong, but given what we know I just don't see those titles coming to Switch.
Thanks for sharing that.
I still need to see it. I know next to nothing about it, but people with better taste than me say it is amazing. So it's on my list of things to watch for sure.
Anime is such a large and generic term, it is not even a genre in itself imo given how different and uneven the content can be.
Can I asked what anime did you like and didn't like ? I am not an expert but I saw quite a few that I genuinely loved and others that were lame.
Another movie that is very hard emotionnally is The Grave of the Fireflies, even more than Your Name. It is also a masterpiece.
I saw Your Name four times at the cinema, and genuinely wept every single time. Seeing it in IMAX was incredible.
Yes please. Perfect game to release between FE and SMTV.
https://www.unseen64.net/2015/02/09/nintendo-harry-potter-games-pitch/
What we could have had, my friend.
Oh my god I can only imagine the reactions if they did a bait like the one in King K Rool announcement, where they would only show black hair turning spiky blue with a blue aura around, making people believe it is goku in his Super sayan blue form, only to then reveal this version of marth as an echo fighter haha!
The Wii U era has a lot of cult games just waiting for a remaster and a second chance - Tokyo Mirage Sessions, The Wonderful 101, I can go on...
What's there to understand? It's what it says on the tin
Super Saiyan Marth singing a J-Pop rendition of the Fire Emblem theme
Yeah, that was thread I remembered! Really a shame what happened there.
Griptonite in general's pretty great, though. Their GBA/DS Spyro and Spider-Man games are secretly some of the most solid metroidvanias on their respective platforms.
Y'know I always wonder if SMTxFE had some massively troubled development (ie First HD JRPG Syndrome) and they eventually settled on this concept just to have something to release on WiiU.
Because uh, TMS has jack to do with either SMT or Fire Emblem.
It could have been much better if they toned down the titty monsters and DoA-level bounce physics but oh well.
Guys I actually genuinely want Itsuki Aoi in Smash and a Tokyo Mirage Sessions port for Switch lol.
lol.
It's Nintendo's Persona.
NOOOOOOOO!!! I want Itsuki!
I can work with that too! As long as we get a Tokyo Mirage Sessions port.Yes to the second but I'd rather Tsubasa be playable.
So we get an anime spear user instead of another Marth clone.
I'll take this too please!
This is perfection! How dare you!
lol.
I would honestly want to see that lol! I'd live for those reactions!
Fantastic game. It's a crime that it's not yet available on Switch.
It's Nintendo's Persona.
It's one of the best movies I have ever seen. And definitely the most beautiful one visually speaking.
Well, I don't mean anime as a genre as much as I mean certain storytelling styles and techniques that are common to anime productions (usually a lot of exaggeration in the storytelling and emotional expression that I cannot abide by). That's not to say I don't like anime period, there's a fair bit I've come to enjoy—Your Name is one example, of course, and Steins;Gate is one of my favorite science fiction stories of all time. And I love Persona, which is the definition of anime. But in general, I dislike far more of the stuff I have tried than I like.
The FF7 talk has reminded me of a question I've been meaning to ask.
Is there a reason for the low amount of re-releases the PS1 FF's have had? Like did Sony have a hand in them back in the day and strike a deal that they can't be released on a competitors system?
Seems so weird that as port happy as Square has always been with the FF series that they didn't even get released on say DS/3DS let alone anything else. It's just PS1, PS3, PS4, PSP, PSV, PC, Mobile.
Is there a reason for the low amount of re-releases the PS1 FF's have had? Like did Sony have a hand in them back in the day and strike a deal that they can't be released on a competitors system?
Seems so weird that as port happy as Square has always been with the FF series that they didn't even get released on say DS/3DS let alone anything else. It's just PS1, PS3, PS4, PSP, PSV, PC, Mobile.
It's not a legal hurdle for FFVII in particular which is the one I see thrown around often... Sony Computer Entertainment published Final Fantasy VII in the West outside of Japan. Sony Computer Entertainment also published Final Fantasy X. Final Fantasy Tactics is also published by Sony Computer Enteratinment, and as you noticed, that game has only ever been on PlayStation aside PC so you're seeing the pattern here. FFVII is over 20 years old and is still console exclusive to PlayStation. Same goes for FFX, which is almost 20 years old. Same goes for FFT, etc. Sony treats their games published differently than other people. Other companies games have gone everywhere. Sony's have not. They stay on PlayStation forever from what it looks like but also come to PC\Mobile (Nioh, SFV, etc) You would think you wouldn't need to explain further than that but people don't seem to understand and continue on and on. I don't know about VIII, IX, or XII or KH1\2 and other PS1\PS2 era Square games but there must be permanent exclusivity contracts for those separate from VII's situation like you stated because most of these games are almost 20 years old or over 20 at this point.
However, any remake is not part of this from what I can gather. Remasters are since it's still the same game as we've seen with FFX\FFXII which have come and gone and are only on PS outside of PC, not even Xbox got them or the FFVII\FFIX ports on PS4, etc. So something like FFVII:R would not be part of this as it's a remake unless Sony publishes it too. FFVII:R should probably be on Xbox and Nintendo too, but the original FFVII is never leaving PlayStation. Just like the original Crash or Spyro are never leaving PlayStation, yet the remakes are on everything. I hope that better clears it up.
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So you prefer mute Link rather than Wind Waker Link ? :p
More seriously, I understand what you are saying tho. However did you try some Ghibli movies ? You love Breath of the Wild and there is some great similarities between the two (art style, story telling etc).
TMS is a great game to play but it's just horrid to look at. It's the reverse Persona, basically.
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