There is an arcade version and a Japanese 360 port. Which means if you live in the US, you probably aren't going to play it.
Senko no Ronde DUO
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^^^NEED US PORT
Posted 2 years ago # -
legacytyphoon
MemberDid The Trap (can't remember the name of the character for the life of me) of the series get replaced in DUO, or is he still there?
I need to get back into "WarTech", good stuff, I had fun playing online, even though I stank at it. I had to sell it to help pay for bills a couple years ago (I got -your mother is a classy lady- resale for it, but you gotta do what you gotta do)."import JUMBOCOCK lolis"
--Aksys Games Forums, Hot Tags sectionPosted 2 years ago # -
GameKyuubi
MemberGaming King said:
In America. I don't think in Japan they'd be so dumb.Yet, here you have it. Tons of 360 exclusives in Japan without even the intention to publish internationally. It isn't so much "Microsoft makes it easy" to publish as it is "Sony makes it hard" to publish. IIRC Sony went through a phase where it was mandatory that your game was in 3D otherwise it wasn't allowed on the system.
Please port SNRDUO, Aksys.
Posted 2 years ago # -
GameKyuubi said:
IIRC Sony went through a phase where it was mandatory that your game was in 3D otherwise it wasn't allowed on the system.That was in the early PS1 days. It's the reason we didn't get Arc the Lad until many years later. They're a bit more lax about it these days, although there was a time when King of Fighters games and other SNK fighters were forced to be released at budget prices. The only way you could get away with selling a 2D fighter at full price was if it had hi-res sprites (Guilty Gear) or it was Street Fighter.
And SCEA can be tyrants when it comes to Japanese games. There's the whole Battle Fantasia thing, and a lot of Arcana Heart's vocal lines in story mode were gutted because they weren't in English.
Posted 2 years ago # -
^Nothing probably ticks me off more than that, but when faced with reality, it's hard to argue with them as a business, especially when other niche game publishers more-or-less agree:
http://www.siliconera.com/2010/08/03/retailers-not-keen-on-cutesy-games-either/
Posted 2 years ago # -
Argroh
Membermatty said:
Alright, finally got Senko - thanks to those who mentioned it here. It's a lot of fun, although, I'm still learning as I go through the game. The last boss is drilling me a new hole, though.If it helps, both the final bosses have patterns that can be identified with a bit of skillful observation. Ernula's Castrato tends to be the best boss killer in the game, sheerly for her Ensemble Laser's.
Though if you want to play defensivly, Cuilan's Orangette is the way to go with his Punch Barrier.
Try and hit me!Posted 2 years ago # -
Argroh said:
If it helps, both the final bosses have patterns that can be identified with a bit of skillful observation. Ernula's Castrato tends to be the best boss killer in the game, sheerly for her Ensemble Laser's.Ah, that's perfect - Ernula is all I'm using right now. I heard she's a little more advance than the other characters, but she seems pretty balanced. I've been watching videos and reading guides, too, seeing what works best, trying to get some techniques down before I go online - if there's anyone left.
Posted 2 years ago # -
If you're not playing multiplayer you're not playing. it's a vs game and single player is kind of bah in comparison.
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