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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: The first thing that stood out to me was how much this title reminded me of the Hyperdimension series, a notion that was quickly reinforced once I got into walking around dungeons and utilizing the very similar turn-based combat system. This is not a bad thing, as I enjoyed Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory quite a bit. The world and characters are certainly different, with less of the tongue-in-cheek humor Hyperdimension is known for, but the end result is that Fairy Fencer F is a fun JRPG that should appeal to fans of its better-known cousin.

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Chris Conway of CanadianGamer writes : Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 1 is a re-release of an old PS3 game that not many people have played. I myself have been tempted to pick it up on a number of occasions, but couldnt bring myself to take the risk, so I cant tell you what the original was like. I did find this version to be a fun, quirky game. Filled with both subtle and overt references to other gaming franchises, its a fun trip down memory lane while still being a good hame in its own right.

Added: 15.09.2014 6:12 | 19 views | 0 comments


GamesFiend's Jo takes a look at Hyperdimension Neptunia Rebirth on the PS Vita.

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Console war blues

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Fairy Fencer F is a Hyperdimension Neptunia game. Sure, it's trying to pretend to be something else and it might be going by a different name, but it's a disguise that is easy to see through.

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By most accounts, the original Hyperdimension Neptunia was in need of a makeover. While sequels mk2 and Victory improved upon the 2011 originals flaws, developer Felistella was busy remaking the combat system, rewriting the story, and improving the graphics and music. passthemsticks.com takes a look to see how it turned out.