Sentences with phrase «fanservice games»

I mean, why did this game bring up the controversy when the girls from Dead or Alive have been in shameless fanservice games revolving around playing beach volleyball in skimpy outfits?

We've done fanservice games in the past, and we'll decide on whether or not to do them on a game - by - game basis.

If people are wanting fanservice games on the Switch, Inti Creates is certainly baring everything they can on the newest handheld on the block.

Not only was Gal Gun 2, a sequel to one of the more questionable PS Vita fanservice games, announced for the Switch but it was announced for localization and even has English subtitles in its Japanese release.

At first glance, Hatsune Miku: Project Miku DX might look like «just» a fanservice game.

This is the perfect Zelda fanservice game and I gonna enjoy it all while the haters miss out!

Dissidia [012] Duodecim Final Fantasy The ultimate fanservice game, bar none.

Not exact matches

It is a great fanservice to the Legend of Zelda series with iconic moments from the various games viewed under a different perspective.

Bullet Girls Phantasia for PS4 and PS Vita is pretty much the quintessential D3 Publisher game, so you can expect a lot of fanservice in 100 new images.

It's my first Warriors game and its a lot of fun (and the Zelda fanservice is too good).

Also I'm not sure I enjoy the extra dose of fanservice in this new game.

's fanservice or not, you've got to admit the game finds a lot of unique ways to send the girls» cheeks and chesticles flying in different directions.

Whether you're an admirer of Senran Kagura's fanservice or not, you've got to admit the game finds a lot of unique ways to send the girls» cheeks and chesticles flying in different directions.

If anything unites gamers, it's most certainly fanservice dished out in droves.

At the core, the music is the most important thing, so I'm happy that it's not quite as expensive as some other music games I could name, but I'm also here for the fanservice, and that part feels less friendly.

At least the game doesn't pull punches when it comes to the way it balances fanservice with actual content: the vast majority of cutscenes do absolutely nothing to move the plot forward, instead focusing on another silly way for the girls to please the audience («boob - grabbing» or «butt - splitting» contest, anyone?!).

While somewhat of a niche developer, Compile Heart has garnered a reputation among gamers for the humor and fanservice they inject into their games.

One thing I should note is that this game comes full of fanservice.

Now don't get me wrong, all the hallmarks of a Compile Heart game is present in Mary Skelter: Nightmares: interesting setting, fantastic art, a diverse cast, unique mechanics and, of course, fanservice; however, even those might not be executed in the way you might expect.

More than anything else, the noticeable lack of outright fanservice might be the greatest example of this being Compile Heart's most unique game to date.

I am however slightly concerned by what you mean by «despite a few awkward fanservice scenes» as I have yet to reach the halfway point in the game; I'm guessing your warning folks who aren't well versed with Japanese media.

I know some people are upset about the localization changes, just as I know there are people who are upset about the meager amount of fanservice that managed to remain in the game.

Yet, keep in mind that this is a D3 Publisher game, and it's Bullet Girls, so you know what to expect if you scroll down to the gallery: tons of fanservice, skin in sight, weird «interrogations,» and plenty of panties and assorted underwear.

It is a great fanservice to the Legend of Zelda series with iconic moments from the various games viewed under a different perspective.

Tons of content, accessibility to casual and hardcore players, a great soundtrack, tons of fanservice, charming graphics... the game has it all.

And for those people who like their beat»em ups with a huge, heaping side of anime fanservice, this game is for you.

Billed as the definitive version of Senran Kagura developer Tamsoft's latest fanservice - filled brawler, Valkyrie Drive - Bhikkhuni - Bikini Party Edition features all of the previously - released DLC for the original game, excluding the two DLC characters, Mirei and Mamori, totaling over 150 pieces of extra content to the core game.

Although there are some small issues with length, controls, and frame - rate in the Cave area, this is a fun fps for fans of quirky anime games and fanservice, so long as you know what you're getting into.

When the more fanservicy games from the PlayStation Vita's library began to release for the Nintendo Switch, I had some pretty low expectations on what level of fanservice would actually be released on Nintendo's new handheld - console hybrid.

The game takes no measures to hide the fanservice involved, regularly having you not only shooting girls in the butt, chest, and lap, but later on purifying them by removing their clothes and inspecting every inch of their near - naked bodies.

While this aspect is more for random fanservice, not unlike the Dressing Room from games like Valkyrie Drive or Senran Kagura, the Gifting system is a big part of the game.

I consider those games to just be fanservice.

The same would happen if we opened our gates to every fanservice - laden game that came knocking.

The downside to the game of course is that it will only feature the first two films, and its fairly obvious another full version will be made when the last Hobbit film is released, but if your into the Lego series (And you should, they are highly underrated) and want some Hobbit fanservice action, well then this will fit the docket.

Killer Instinct's 2013 reboot started out as nostalgia - fueled fanservice for die - hard fans of Rare's classic fighter, but after two full «seasons» of content additions it has matured into a fantastic fighting game that can truly stand on its own.

If you are a fan of the series or enjoy fighting games, this comes highly recommended, as long as you realize you are going to get bombarded by fanservice around every turn.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, just because this isn't the fanservice wet dream some people were hoping for doesn't mean it won't be a great game and couldn't potentially be a worthy successor to the classic Sonic line.

The new fans looked bad for liking Sonic Next Gen, now the retro fans will come out bad for arguing over a character model and possibly rejecting a game that was made as fanservice to them.

Project X Zone, at its core, is probably one of the most fanservice - filled games I've ever played.

Things got worse in the 32 - bit era when games started to resort to fanservice in their adverts.

Haloid showcased spectacular fight choreography, crisp visuals, and fanservice while parodying both game series and the shooter genre.

Beyond those two big - hitters, the 3DS enjoyed new Yoshi, Kirby and Mario Golf games in 2014, a righteous homecoming for one of gaming's most beloved characters in the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy, as well as the absolute definitive Final Fantasy music fanservice package in the form of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call and a high - quality Persona game to call its own in Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth.

Although the game featured the same level of scantily dressed women and eccentric fanservice, this time there was no great game behind it all.

Of course, no SENRAN KAGURA game would be complete without the requisite fanservice, and it's all there, with a smooth framerate and newly enhanced physics to add a little extra bounce.

Taking fanservice to it's inevitable extreme, the games in the Senran Kagura series are unapologetic in their depiction of the female physique.

The game is the direct sequel to the original Nights of Azure, but it sadly fails to capitalize on the good of the original game to offer an experience that's slightly inferior due to the abuse of fanservice and underdeveloped characters.

But we're not here for the fanservice, though; this game is also highly summer - focused, being entirely based on holiday activities, and is perfect for anyone looking to take a break from reality and engage in some beach games.