SG Gaming Info writes: "Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus is a decent brawler, but it lacks any major challenge. While hacking through a large number of enemies is incredibly fun the story is boring and requires you to know about the franchise to fully understand everything."
During GDC 2017, DualShockers had the opportunity to sit with XSEED's Executive VP Ken Berry and ask about the the benefits of the digital shelves of PC.
SENRAN KAGURA SHINOVI VERSUS is a ported game fron the PS Vita. However comes with hefty requirements. For optimal experience a top of the class modern i5 CPU is required or the AMD FX equivalent with a gtx 760 or a Radeon HD 7950 GPU.
A lot of people who own a console or PC can´t get the thoughts of Japanese games out of their heads. And who can blame them? As we miss out on a lot of games. And Especially those of lewd nature. So these are my (Norman, TGG) thoughts on the matter.
Well, as for the West...Both "Criminal Girls 2" and "Valkyrie Drive" got banned in Germany and Australia...
It´s not much better in South Korea either, as the whole country has gone full SJW mode.
Yes...But I´m somewhat worried that this SJW cancer will spread all over the Western civilization. In other words, that the West will become like Germany -_-
Now that I think about it, it would be really interesting to know how much German and Australian gamers spend on game imports? Furthermore, how many games they import per year? Quite a lot I bet.
I think that´s correct, as "Criminal Girls 2" and "Valkyrie Drive" won´t be released there.
That would be correct, and that´s also why a lot of games in the West gets either banned or censored on release.
Some Australian friends of mine have to import games via New Zealand most of the time to avoid crap like that...
I think Germany is the worst country in the whole world when it comes to censorship in video games. Hell, they even ban tons of games as well :S
Didn´t a lot of Australian Gamers go over to New Zealand just so that they could buy GTA5?
@DragonDDark
"Yup. Country SJW rules"
No wonder why more and more people are buying games from Japan instead...
