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Hyperdimension Neptunia: Re;birth 1 is an interesting endeavor simply because its a handheld remake of a console RPG that came out not all that long ago. So lets look at just what all has changed.

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Gamers-Association: "The original Hyperdimension Neptunia was released for the PlayStation 3 back in 2011. Despite mediocre at best reviews at the time the game was successful enough to spawn a few sequels and even an anime TV show. Now the game is reborn as Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;birth1 for the PlayStation Vita. The basic concept is the same. The game takes place in the world of Gamindusti, where the goddesses representing four regions (each representing a gaming console) fight in what is referred to as the console wars. I never played the original, but I like the concept, and this game successfully fixes many of the problems I read about the original. Lets get into it."

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If you can overlook the grammatically-inaccurate title, there's a lot to love in "Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 1."

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Battle Screen's Christian Cage takes a look at the remake of Hyperdimension Neptunia. It's pretty good, and series fans and newcomers alike will like what they find.

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Long ago, a dreadful war was fought between the Goddess and the Vile God. Because they were equally matched, they both created a vast number of special weapons imbued with their godly energy, each containing the life force of a fairy. Armed with these weapons, the deities continued their conflict until they finally sealed each other away into the great unknown. A long time has passed since this ancient conflict, and the weapons created by the Goddess and the Vile God have since been scattered across the world. These weapons—now known as "Furies"—are highly sought after by warriors who call themselves "Fencers". It is said that whoever collects a Fury will be granted one wish. When a young man named Fang decides to rashly pull a Fury from a stone, he inadvertently becomes a Fencer himself, forever altering the course of his destiny. Fairy Fencer F (#12501;#12455;#12450;#12522;#12540;#12501;#12455;#12531;#12469;#12540;#12456;#12501; Fear#299; Fens#257; Efu?) is a 2013 fantasy role-playing game under Compile Heart's Galapagos RPG brand for the PlayStation 3. It features Yoshitaka Amano as a concept artist, Nobuo Uematsu as composer, Tsunako as a character designer, Toshiki Inoue as a screen writer and the "Neptunia Team" as some of the development team. The game is the evolved version of the Hyperdimension Neptunia battle system. Fairy Fencer F will be released in North America and Europe by NIS America in 2014. http://nisamerica.com/games/fairyfencerf/

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The Gaming Buddha: "Can a Re;Birth fix the mistakes of the original, or should have past been forgotten?"

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From the review, "Hyperdimension Neptunia RE;Birth 1 serves as a parody of the gaming industry, often taking jabs not only at the RPG genre, but at gaming tropes in general. The game appears on the surface to be a sexist, fan service riddled, cliche, vapid romp through a ridiculous, conceptual world. The reality couldnt be further from the truth. Sure, there is a bunch of fan service, especially in the character design, but it is done in such an over-the-top, ironic fashion that you could never feel embarrassed or offended by it. In fact, the characters even go out of their way to point out how hilariously fan-service-y it is. This game doesnt just break the fourth wall, it flat out refuses to accept that such a thing even exists."