Hardcore Gamer: Going into battle in your underwear and sticking your butt at your enemies is a technique that I'm pretty sure was never outlined in The Art of War. It reminds me of the brilliant strategy employed at The Battle of the Bulge, where allied forces sent scantly clad females butt first at the enemies and the Axis forces were too confused too attack.
DualShockers asked Idea Factory International's PR representatives if the publisher had any interest in localizing the Genki Tokki sequels on PC.
Compile Heart has launched a countdown website for a new smartphone game (according to Dengeki Online).
The seven-day countdown, available at monmon-naked.jp, is titled “After two years, that card game returns…”
The countdown text says “7 days until the Genkai Toppa battle begins.” The words “Genkai Toppa” are written “限界凸破,” which is one character off from Genkai Tokki, a Compile Heart series, which is written “限界凸き（騎/記/起）.” The word “toppa,” in this case, seems to be a play on the word for “penetrate” or “breakthrough” which is written “突破.” And “genkai” means “limit,” so a full translation could be, “7 days until the the limit breaking battle begins.”
Compile Heart’s Genkai Tokki series has seen three entries so far. The first game, Genkai Tokki: Monster Monpiece, was a card game. The second and third games, Genkai Tokki: Moero Chronicle and Genkai Tokki: Moero Crystal, were dungeon RPGs. This teaser site appears to be hinting at a new card game, however, Monster Monpiece came out in 2013, which was three years ago, not two. The URL has “monmon” in it, however, which could be short for Monster Monpiece.
oprainfall writes:
"The developers of Hyperdimension Neptuina, Compile Heart, are currently working on a new RPG for the PlayStation Vita, Genkai Totsuki Moero Chronicle. The game’s official website has updated with five new characters and their descriptions, which oprainfall translator Will has been kind enough to translate for us."
Wtf? Lol! Soooo random...
I love the lead-in! Haha
Its actually "Moero Chronicle"
It's so ridiculous how afraid the author of the article feels because he probably lives in US it's more than ridiculous actually.. we r talking for virtual stuff here something "fake" u know & something especially common in Japan some half naked lolis big deal.. & check his reaction I pity the ppl who live in the "land of the free" who arrest them because they watch virtual lolis in manga & vg & they call US the land of the free when their laws is exactly like in some counties they ruled by dictators I could never live there I once read that they arrest some1 on an airport in US or Canada because he had with him a loli manga I couldn't do anything else than facepalm hard...