How did this become....
....this?
Wait what?
I used to love Shining Force, don't tell me it fell for the anime meme.
>>381876750
>>381876765
And improvement if you ask me.
>>381876765
Japanese players like cute girls. A lot of old franchises have done this.
>>381876750
The real after effects of the nuclear bomb have not been properly explored yet.
>>381877164
Pretty sure >>381876765 was just obligatory Sega wankery service dlc; actual characters look like this.
Unfortunately the gameplay is really mediocre and has shitty music sub-theme so gameplay is centered around playing music with their weapons. It fell for the idol culture meme, not anime.
>>381877164
Same franchise
When and why exactly did waifufaggotry take over?
It was never this bad in old vidya, and games never failed simply for not having it.
>>381877548
>>381877620
I-Is this at least a fire emblem situation?
Does it still play like the old games but with waifushit?
I can't just play FE forever.
>>381877765
It's worse than FE.
All hope for SF has been lost.
>>381877765
Nah it plays like a worse Tales of game with a lot more super armor enemies and a band gimmick. Plays nothing like the old Shining games.
https://youtu.be/ChfUox-CMuM?t=27m5s
>>381878052
Why even call it a Shining game then?
>>381878126
Marketing.
>>381878126
Brand.
>>381878052
>Those comments
>>381876750
Shining in the Darkness was a subpar dungeon crawler
Shining Force was a subpar TRPG
I haven't played the later games but from what I've heard they're subpar ARPGs
I don't see anything worth complaining about.
Most "old shining" fans are ponyfags and hate Tony Taka because he draws cute girls instead of the abominations they usually fap to.
>>381878126
Old Shining games weren't very homonymous either. Shining Force was nothing like Shining in the Darkness which was nothing like Shining Wisdom and so on. Though there was a really noticeable shift when the series passed from Camelot to Grasshopper. All the Force games from that point on were remakes of older titles.
Where's Jogurt?
>>381877687
In Japan, video games generally follow the culture created by other media.
When EVA was what was defining Japanese pop-culture, games got developed that reflected that.
Modern Japanese pop-culture is (and has been for like over a decade now) defined by idols. They got stuck and never moved on from it, like how western art culture is stuck in post-modernism.