From Brain Age to Flash Focus to My Word Coach, it's no longer surprising that the Nintendo DS catalog is full of games geared toward self-improvement -- especially in Japan, where it's practically a split market between "game" games and "lifestyle" games. There's little point in keeping tabs on every bit of DS software that comes out in Japan these days, but 1UP was particularly drawn to Namco Bandai's recent release 99 Tears -- mostly out of their own goofy curiosity. If the game's intent proves successful, Japanese users can learn a new way to relax...by weeping
Namco Bandai announced recently what is possibly the strangest game Pocket Gamer have ever heard of for DS. And that's some achievement when you consider the likes of Doki Doki Majo Shinpan, a Japanese game that has you stroking young girls to find out if they're witches.
The game is called 99 no Namida, which translates as 99 Tears. It's an apt title, because the point of the game (although it's actually not much of a game, more a collection of stories) is to make you cry.
"a Japanese game that has you stroking young girls to find out if they're witches."
uh.....thats just sick
Well you got to find out if they are witches some how....
This "game" sounds odd. I guess though sometimes people need to cry
Sounds like a good rpg, without the fun of playing the game.