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Compatible with the PlayStation TV, the second installment of the Neptunia Re;Birth series offers a new story, a newly revamped battle system, newly voiced characters, and new playable characters.

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Compatible with the PlayStation TV, the second installment of the Neptunia Re;Birth series offers a new story, a newly revamped battle system, newly voiced characters, and new playable characters.

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Idea Factory International has just released a new set of screenshots for Hyperdimension Neptunia: Re;Birth2 Sisters Generation.

Added: 08.01.2015 0:10 | 15 views | 0 comments


Hyperdimension Neptunia fans have been spoiled rotten as of late, and the trend continues with the upcoming release of Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 2 Sisters Generation.

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The very first strategy RPG in the Hyperdimension Neptunia series launches next month

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Siliconera had a chat with Neptunia series producer Naoko Mizuno about Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth2 and whats new in the Vita version.

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Parallax Play:"If you haven't been exposed to the Hyperdimension Neptunia series so far, the main games are a series of 3rd person JRPGs centered around characters based on game consoles and companies filled with tonnes of gaming references. Re;Birth2 is remake/revision of the 2nd title in the series, HDN mk2, which came out back in 2012 on the PS3 and tells the same story as the original, where the sisters of the CPUs fight to save the 4 CPUs trapped in Gameindustri graveyard. As with last year's Re;Birth1 release, this new version brings several series enhancements carried over from HDN Victory, as well as some completely new additional content."

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Worthplaying: "The recent spate of Japanese RPGs on the PS3 has followed safe and predictable patterns. The presentation needs to be good enough, the combat needs to be interesting, and the story needs to be wacky enough to deliver fan service. There's nothing really wrong with going this route, and there are certainly fans who will pick it up, but those expecting the halcyon days of the genre on the PSone and PS2 will only find those in blips as the PS3 enters its twilight years. Fairy Fencer F, the latest game from Hyperdimension Neptunia developer Compile Heart, follows this blueprint with expected results."

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Worthplaying: "The recent spate of Japanese RPGs on the PS3 has followed safe and predictable patterns. The presentation needs to be good enough, the combat needs to be interesting, and the story needs to be wacky enough to deliver fan service. There's nothing really wrong with going this route, and there are certainly fans who will pick it up, but those expecting the halcyon days of the genre on the PSone and PS2 will only find those in blips as the PS3 enters its twilight years. Fairy Fencer F, the latest game from Hyperdimension Neptunia developer Compile Heart, follows this blueprint with expected results."