Conception: Please Have My Baby gets sequel on 3DS, Vita

Destructoid: "Conception 2 is coming to Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita this summer in Japan. There's no confirmation of a western release just yet, but Spike is gauging interest so at least it's a possibility. The premise sounds hilariously absurd and Lord knows Sony's portable is in dire need of software. Let's all start bugging Atlus, XSEED, and Aksys and make this thing happen."

[Jirachi]

This a weird idea for a game >.>

[SilentNegotiator]

Not that weird of an idea for the Japanese, though.

[Sanquine90]

Ugh what is this sort of game?>>?? It sounds so weird hopefully it is good:D

[TongkatAli]

ROFL!

[G20WLY]

Yay?! :/

[Hydralysk]

You'd think that one of these years I'd become immune to Japan surprising me with stuff like this. Somehow that never happens...

[-Gespenst-]

The description is a bit sensational. You don't have sex with them or anything, and they don't give birth. It's kind of like Persona or something. You mingle your energies with the girl characters by having the both of you put said energies into a matryoshka doll, which produces a Persona-esque familiar. I suppose it's sort of like a weird evasive metaphor for reproduction.

Seems kind of stupid of you ask me though, and sort of sexist. You'd be better off just playing Persona 3 or 4 (Or both preferably).

[Kratoscar2008]

This isnformation is regarding the original that apparently C2 will be similar.

-You can name the MC, he has dialogues bu he is unvoiced i like this kind of character.

-You are in some kind of school were you meet the 12 maidens (The other being your cousin) and apparently they know that he is the marebito (World savior) adn so they KNOW their roles as Maidens.

- You can create a child with the maidens at any time even if your relationship is bad and no guys no sex (What a letdown isnt it?), its like they (You and her) put your souls in a doll and then from that doll comes the child.

-The exploration is like in P3 and 4 where you choose locations rather than walking. It uses a calendar system where there are 3 hearts where it stands for character interaction meaning you have 3 chances per day to chat with the maidens and answering questions. However the day doesnt end when the hearts are gone you must choose the day to end via the menu.

-The dungeons are random generated and you can explore it as many times as you want and the day wont end when leaving the dungeon so you can pace the game as you want unlike Persona 3 and 4.

-You see the enemies so you can avoid them if you want.

-About the party you can have up to 12 childs plus you, however the party is divided by teams where Team A is you the MC, team B, C and D are your children where a team have up to 4 childs (3x4=12) but team C and D must be unlocked (I didnt).

-In battle you face one enemy at a time (I dunno if you can swtich) where an enemy has weak points. These weak points are L(left),R(Right),F(Front) and B(Back), so an enemy with a F weak point must be attacked in the front and an enemy with a L weak point must be attacked on the left.

Basically you choose a skill or attack and then choose the position where you will attack (L,R,F,B), luckily you can put all a team per place (This only applies to the childs, the MC can be in any place wheter its already occupied or not by another team). Do note that a team receives damage as a whole, meaning that if Team B is attacked all the four childs will receive damage so you must be careful when placing them.

So far it was pretty fun if i only could understand it

Anyway this game is fun enough to be localized, sure it sounds ridiculous but so Katamari Damacy and it turned out good.

[kingPoS]

What is it with all the pseudo harem games in japan? I sort of get that the culture is different. But at the same time how does.... [shakes head in wonder]

Japan, your one of a kind. Don't ever change.

[Kratoscar2008]

The same way you see blowing heads and members as something normal, they could say "what with these westerns and their fetish for gore", i say promote love (Japan) not hate (Western)