It’s being released by Media Blasters, up for pre-order on Right Stuf now.
http://www.rightstuf.com/1-800-338-6827 … 0790/4/0/0
any details?
Original Name… original publisher… any screen shots?
Is it as straight forward as Discipline? Or more complex like Bible Black?
hrm, RightStuf can be unreliable… poking through kittymedia’s product search turns up
“Heartwork - love guns”
Yuu Asakura was a mild mannered university student until he found a mysterious duffle bag with a gun and orders for an assassination. He was terrified at first, but when he held the smooth metal of the pistol in his hand, he started to become someone else. Capable of anything, Yuu takes the assassination job and enters a world of nonstop sex, blood and guns. When he returns to school with his newfound abilities, he finds it no trouble at all to get any girl he wants. The syndicate and the police want a piece of the new guy, but the one Yuu has to worry about is the gun’s original owner.
But this seems to be a DVD. Adding ‘???’ to searches comes up withthis which does reference Bible Black and Discipline although I haven’t translated it yet. Looks pretty old if that’s the right game.
Yeah that should be the game… man it is old. back from 97? and suppose to run on windows 95…
well I’ll have to wait and see how well this turns out to be… graphics look really dated and guessing it’ll be pretty straight forward novel type read.
Actually, in my experience the age of a game has nothing to do with how novel-like it is. for example, minori used to (circa: BITTERSWEET FOOLS and Wind) include a large number of choices in their titles. Then, with Wind, they reduced a lot of the choices down to only showing alternate versions of different scenarios, and made the whole game ending chosen by like 2 or 3 choices. Finally, with Haru no Ashioto, they went a step further and reduced the total number of choices down to about 3 or so. ef -a fairy tale of the two- reduces the number of choices down even further, and they don’t even decide which route you go down any more.
Same artist/scenario writer. Kitty sure loves SeiShoujo. :roll:
If that keeps going on, in 10 or so years we will see a translated version of Cleavage, from EMPRESS. :lol:
It sells, so…
Although supposedly, Sei Shoujo is rather chagrined by this turn of events. Seems that he didn’t expect his former employer to continue exploiting his old works (updates to the games without his involvement/knowledge, sale of English-language rights to Media Blasters, etc.), even if they have every right to do so.