You are exactly right! Thanks for the assistance.From what I remember, this is basicallyMinorikawa's "fighting with Ai" ending but from Osawa's point of view.
Now to get stuck trying to find other endings...
You are exactly right! Thanks for the assistance.From what I remember, this is basicallyMinorikawa's "fighting with Ai" ending but from Osawa's point of view.
I am not sure if you're still stuck, but I finally get the chance to check. There should be another Jump towards Minorikawa's route from Tama's at 13:20. Is it not there?Guys, I'm stuck during the 13-14 block. I've got everybody's "To Be Continued" except for Minorikawa's "Keep Out" at like 13:20 (there's a "Jump" to his timeline from Tama's timeline at like 13:40 that I can't activate no matter what I try). And Kano's "Bad End" at the end of the hour. Can someone please tell me what I have to do?
It is there but I can't use it. I get the Jump prompt when Tama comes across Minorikawa in the hallway after the Burning Hammer event but there is a red X over Minorikawa and I can't Jump to his timeline. I've tried a bunch of different choices but no luck so far. I don't know what I did wrong.I am not sure if you're still stuck, but I finally get the chance to check. There should be another Jump towards Minorikawa's route from Tama's at 13:20. Is it not there?
Naw, that's the one at 13:40. The Jump I was talking about is at 13:20, whenIt is there but I can't use it. I get the Jump prompt when Tama comes across Minorikawa in the hallway after the Burning Hammer event but there is a red X over Minorikawa and I can't Jump to his timeline. I've tried a bunch of different choices but no luck so far. I don't know what I did wrong.
I want to know what's on Tama's.
That's what I was missing, thanks again!Naw, that's the one at 13:40. The Jump I was talking about is at 13:20, whenTama just rushes into the conference room carrying the Burning Hammer boxes. She observes that Yanagishita is beside "a man she doesn't recognize", which you should be able to use to Jump to Minorikawa's route.
It's also a pun, Shibuya is read as '428' according to a hint about Yotsuya.
I was rewatching Hero recently due to judge eyes and recognized Kimizuka as the bartender from it. I couldn't help but say "aru yo" whenever he showed up.It truly was a fun ride, and It made the past 10 years worth it.
Did any of you guys look up the actors?
Stanley has an old youtube channel
And Kano is a freaking Kamen Rider
It truly was a fun ride, and It made the past 10 years worth it.
Did any of you guys look up the actors?
Stanley has an old youtube channel
And Kano is a freaking Kamen Rider
So 428 basically was sent out to die or something. Steamspy only shows owners in-between 0-20k. But looks more like 2k at most, I know it's not accurate, but looking at the fervor (lack there of) online for it. It's looks like it's bombing hard.
That's how almost all visual novels sell. It's a niche of a niche. This was never a game that was going to sell 50k or whatever.So 428 basically was sent out to die or something. Steamspy only shows owners in-between 0-20k. But looks more like 2k at most, I know it's not accurate, but looking at the fervor (lack there of) online for it. It's looks like it's bombing hard.
So 428 basically was sent out to die or something. Steamspy only shows owners in-between 0-20k. But looks more like 2k at most, I know it's not accurate, but looking at the fervor (lack there of) online for it. It's looks like it's bombing hard.
Finally started playing this the other night, meant to only play for about 30 minutes before going to sleep and ended up playing for nearly 2 hours. I'm surprised at how much it's already grabbed me.
Hi, I live in Japan. I bought the game when it came out on wii because I loved Machi so much, which is the ancestor. I also bought PS3 version to enjoy the game with 5.1 sound and HD pictures. And this time, I bought the US version. It's just arrived at Narita airport and it's on its way. I'm interested in hte localization. Some lines have Japanese puns. Japanese language has many variations to say one thing. Just to say "Come with me." it has many variations depending on characters, their backgrounds, genders and emotions. It's an advantage. Just one phrase brings much informations.
When I heard the news about the release in the US, I got worried a bit. I know the game looks cheap and weird. But I also know that once you take a ride, you'll realize it's well-constructed with great twists and you'll find it difficult to stop playing it halfway. I'm really glad to know you enjoy and love this game.
Here are videos you might want to check. There may be spoilers.
Minorikawa and Chiaki walk around in actual Shibuya.
https://youtu.be/uyoqlld6Szg
Making
https://youtu.be/GWfcHwQmORI
I was rewatching Hero recently due to judge eyes and recognized Kimizuka as the bartender from it. I couldn't help but say "aru yo" whenever he showed up.
I'd kinda love it they ever did a full voice edition of this. It's be so comedical with the Minorikawa parts.
Oh, holy shit. I've never seen Blade but he was the principal in Fourze? Huh. Huh.
I didn't recognize him, so thanks for pointing that out! Huh.
Also, someone at discord posted that Osawa is a singer.
Seems in character, lol.
I bought it on PS4 so I could remote play to the Vita, which is where I prefer to play VNs
Having recently finished up Chaos;Child, I feel like I'm never gonna escape Shibuya
Hi, I live in Japan. I bought the game when it came out on wii because I loved Machi so much, which is the ancestor. I also bought PS3 version to enjoy the game with 5.1 sound and HD pictures. And this time, I bought the US version. It's just arrived at Narita airport and it's on its way. I'm interested in hte localization. Some lines have Japanese puns. Japanese language has many variations to say one thing. Just to say "Come with me." it has many variations depending on characters, their backgrounds, genders and emotions. It's an advantage. Just one phrase brings much informations.
When I heard the news about the release in the US, I got worried a bit. I know the game looks cheap and weird. But I also know that once you take a ride, you'll realize it's well-constructed with great twists and you'll find it difficult to stop playing it halfway. I'm really glad to know you enjoy and love this game.
Here are videos you might want to check. There may be spoilers.
Minorikawa and Chiaki walk around in actual Shibuya.
https://youtu.be/uyoqlld6Szg
Making
https://youtu.be/GWfcHwQmORI
I know right? I Never would have guessed kanowas in those. Time for a rewatch!
A full voice would be amazing, but its been so long though, almost everyone would have to be dubbed over, inparticularly the teen characters.
Also I was a bit inaccurate about Stanley, apparently he is a cofounder of a marketing company that specializes in adapting jpn marketing strategies to global markets.
He was also in that 2004 godzilla movie lol
That would explain why he poofed off of imdb. Lol
Its funny you should say that, considering a certain game that releases in in a couple days in jpn and two weeks in us.
Thank you for these, hearing the actor's voices as well as seing certian scenes in motion is amazing. I wish it was adapted a jdrama now.
Absolutely, there are some callbacks, but the game works standalone.Is Chaos Child worth checking out if I never read the original Chaos title?
I'm finally getting into playing this and I have to say that the localization is extremely fantastic. I just love everything they've done here. It's honestly more fun to read in English than it was in Japanese, and that's saying a lot. I hate that it was buried, so I guess I'm going to start doing giveaways.
This game strongly needs a 999-esque force pushing it every chance they get.
For sure, whenever I thought I was reaching a natural stopping point I'd be hit by some sort of progress block that would make me switch character or redo a choice to which my response was "well I get this out of the way so I can jump right in next time" but I'd be so interested in seeing what happened that I'd keep pushing through until the next progress block.The structure lends itself very well to that.
Lots of "I'll stop after I change/get this bad end", "after I figure out how to jump here", "after I clear the hour for this character", "after I finish the hour"...
Hi, I live in Japan. I bought the game when it came out on wii because I loved Machi so much, which is the ancestor. I also bought PS3 version to enjoy the game with 5.1 sound and HD pictures. And this time, I bought the US version. It's just arrived at Narita airport and it's on its way. I'm interested in hte localization. Some lines have Japanese puns. Japanese language has many variations to say one thing. Just to say "Come with me." it has many variations depending on characters, their backgrounds, genders and emotions. It's an advantage. Just one phrase brings much informations.
When I heard the news about the release in the US, I got worried a bit. I know the game looks cheap and weird. But I also know that once you take a ride, you'll realize it's well-constructed with great twists and you'll find it difficult to stop playing it halfway. I'm really glad to know you enjoy and love this game.
Here are videos you might want to check. There may be spoilers.
Minorikawa and Chiaki walk around in actual Shibuya.
https://youtu.be/uyoqlld6Szg
Is Chaos Child worth checking out if I never read the original Chaos title?
I'm finally getting into playing this and I have to say that the localization is extremely fantastic. I just love everything they've done here. It's honestly more fun to read in English than it was in Japanese, and that's saying a lot. I hate that it was buried, so I guess I'm going to start doing giveaways.
This game strongly needs a 999-esque force pushing it every chance they get.
I'm finally getting into playing this and I have to say that the localization is extremely fantastic. I just love everything they've done here. It's honestly more fun to read in English than it was in Japanese, and that's saying a lot. I hate that it was buried, so I guess I'm going to start doing giveaways.
This game strongly needs a 999-esque force pushing it every chance they get.