I finished the game (or at least the first and “good” ending) rather recently, and as a fanboy, I am pleased with how it’s turned out.
However, I’ll be reviewing this game strictly from a gamer’s point of view (except when the plot itself comes into play), so the score may be lower than you expect.
While the magazine scan doesn’t reveal anything about the terms and availability, the figma looks smexy. I had a feeling this was bound to show up sometime though, what with WRS’ lack of a fighting partner in action-figure form. Totally dig the new hairstyle, not to mention THE WINGS.
My guess is that it’ll probably be out near the end of August, that is, around the time the game’s released.
Source: Futaba Channel via 萌え豚NEWS
Also, kudos to xs27 for the heads up!
Neither of these videos actually have any real gameplay (save for a mini-game), but we’re getting there!
Source: Pixiv by 凪庵
ImageEpoch made a couple of interesting announcements a couple of days ago.
Okay, okay, I know, KK’s been dead for about…a month or so? I’m a terrible blogger, I get it.
Source: Pixiv by Nami
There was an event on the Black★Rock Shooter: The Game website yesterday involving entering a few key codes into the page.
If you recall the small section of this small game in that long B★RS THE GAME post, you’re probably going to love this CHANxCO overdose.
If you’ve been keeping up with the local times, you would’ve realised that the arcade machines have already been set up in arcades around the mainland. If you haven’t though, now’s the time to take a look at the official list.
The above photo shows the machines in TIMEZONE at West Mall. Which happens to be a five-minute walk from where we live. I’d imagine Fariz is going to clock his hours like crazy (as if he didn’t already during the location test).
Those machines have been laying dormant for quite a while now. Well, that ends (approximately) tomorrow. It’s time to bring out the tap cards.
The only reason I know is because fellow comrade nutcase23 SMSed me very recently that a couple of these machines were already up and running. While he didn’t tell me where exactly, it’s obvious at least a couple of operators have taken the liberty of turning their machines on early.
And when the arcades listed in the Project DIVA Arcade website open their doors next morning, well, you know what to do. Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan, you’ve had your fun. Now it’s our turn.
Everyone else… >_>
Of course, on the off chance that I’m jumping the gun and the machines don’t turn hordes of fans into money-burning zombies just yet, do point it out, and I’ll edit this post accordingly.
P.S. Oh, and since this is a popular question, if you don’t have the Project DIVA Arcade card, you can likely get it from the arcade counter. Like other arcade games with progress tracking. Yeah, thought I’d point this out.
Games still cost about $2 each.
