Famitsu

Give me a few... you know life upgrades like you know easier to handle you know special items and things like that and and give me a difficulty setting and it would be perfect

yeah and it says here that devil may cry received critical acclaim with reviews typically praising its gameplay innovations actions visuals camera control and gothic ambience It's got everywhere between the 9s, like the 9 out of 10, 4.5 out of 5 from IGN, GamePro, Famitsu, GameInformer.

So this was a highly rated game.

Oh, yeah.

I'm not sure.

There was a Famitsu interview fairly recently where they basically said, yeah, the Japanese players and everyone else in the world wanted exactly different, like the exact opposite thing.

Their issues were totally different.

That's weird.

I mean, it's, it's definitely a 3d platformer style game.

Yeah, some of the reviews that came through when you scroll down, Famitsu says, a fantastic world where the stage changes depending on the theme of emotion is attractive.

Okay.

Yeah, some people with early access talk about bugs and stuff in it, but they still enjoyed it a lot.

After Love EP, the Jakarta-set adventure that weaves together romance, music, and narrative choices, has found itself in the middle of a review score controversy.

Famitsu's reviewers gave divergent ratings, drawing attention from players who are seeking story-driven, emotionally resonant experiences on the Switch.

For those who care about love stories and musical exploration in their games, After Love EP may be worth a look, despite the polarized scores.

In more upbeat news, Koei Tecmo's Wolong Fallen Dynasty marked a huge milestone this week, hitting 8 million players worldwide and expanding its reach onto the Switch 2 platform.

I liked it back then.

Famitsu gave it an eight.

take it

okay take it

Wikipedia editors, get on that.

Currently, the citation on the Penguin Adventure line in the platformer goes to a 404 Famitsu page, though they might have it archived.

Wow.

All right.

Yes

... for Wikipedia articles.

So this is a website, or like a, a Famitsu web page that's announcing the release of three games on the Wii virtual console, and one of them is Penguin Adventure, which the translated page from Japanese says, "Hideo Kojima, the director of Metal Gear, was involved in the planning of this project."

There we go.

So at the same time, Mr. Arakawa really believed in the power of Japanese publishing.

The magazines like Famitsu and Famicom magazine, they had so many readers and the whole culture of manga, et cetera.

And he had two daughters that were in target age at the time.

And he said they poured through the magazines.

Yeah, so serious creator Tetsuo Nomura, who was the guy who made the Final Fantasy games really freaking complicated.

But he said during an interview with Famitsu said the storyline so convoluted that Square hired a lore master to keep everything cohesive and explain the plot to Disney.

Yeah, because it's all over the place.

And this is probably can you just like, you know, boil it down.