This information-gathering means there are a lot of missable events, but given how tiny the school building is it isn’t too bad.

Each of the other competitors’ servants have some stupidly overpowered gimmick that needs to be overcome, so it’s necessary to explore the school to gather enough information to reveal your opponent’s identity.

Yep, Fate/Extra takes place in a Japanese high school, because why stop at pinching just one idea from Persona? Like Atlus’ popular RPG, Fate/Extra puts emphasis on time management, with players given seven days to prepare for their upcoming tournament fight. As one of the masters participating in the war, players must cooperate with their chosen partner to win the Holy Grail and solve the mysteries behind the game’s school setting. This shouldn’t be anything new to those familiar with Fate/Stay Night and its many offshoots, but it’s a setup that doesn’t really require any background knowledge. This battle of life or death (or as high as the stakes can be in a virtual world) takes the form of a tournament where participants face off against each other with the help of their “servants”, who all happen to be famous figures drawn from history and folklore. After a completely worthless first hour of gameplay that favours shock value through killing off the original protagonist and fails to properly establish the characters or setting, Fate/Extra introduces players to The Holy Grail War. There might be enough here to appeal to Fate fans, but Fate/Extra sadly falls into the Imageepoch house style of borrowing a bunch of concepts from popular JRPGs and mixing in a bunch of uniquely terrible ideas. Then on the flipside there are instances like Fate/Extra where a poorly-conceived battle system ruins anything the game had going for it. A good battle system can elevate an otherwise ordinary experience even if the story is dull and poorly presented, some fun fights can keep me engaged. One of the most important parts of a RPG to me is the combat. Has anyone seen or played any of this, and Sony Call it the Adult 'Strategy' genre, lol.

Id say that went down well in Japan, those little perv's. Saw this on whats the story here? Suppose the adult games had to come at some stage, on mainstream gaming, doesnt show too much, but i get the impression the girls actually strip off completely if they lose? Is this true, so with the power of the PS3 they make a Rock paper Scissors strip game, with some japanese AV idols or some young girl action there anyway.

All star yakyuken battle ps vita