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Push Square: "While this may only be a very average JRPG at best, despite all of its flaws and framerate issues, Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory is absurdly lovable. Redeemed by its cute, static 2D anime sequences, colourful locations, tongue-in-cheek industry references, and rewarding tactical combat, there is a sizeable amount of enjoyable gameplay that can be salvaged from the otherwise disappointing story concept. That is, if you have a spare thumb that you can permanently attach to the square button in order to skip past all of the mundane cut-scenes about slippers, naps, and group bathing. Yes, group bathing."

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Gaming Age: "This clever take on the console wars tells a fun story, but does little else to capture the audience unfortunately."

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From NIS America, Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory is a JRPG that brings some new gameplay and narrative elements into the field of a very hard to compete genre.The game delivers some interesting ideas to the table such as in game rewards, an interesting world to explore and an abundance of fourth wall breaking. Now does the game stand up to its competitors or does it cower before the presence of more dominant and well established JRPGs? Lets have a look and find out.

Added: 15.04.2013 19:18 | 26 views | 0 comments


GR:The trio of goddesses in the Hyperdimension Neptunia series represent Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft products, all vying for dominion over the world of Gamindustri. It's an exciting (albeit contrived) setup for a quirky JRPG, with plenty of moe female characters in skintight outfits, mixed with an allegorical adventure meant to represent the long-running console wars. Unfortunately, a game can't operate on premise alone, and that's Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory's greatest downfall. It's a small progression from the previous entries, but with each tottering step forward, it stumbles one pace back.

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Impulse Gamer: "Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory does have its issues but if you can move pass the graphics and sometimes dated gameplay, there is actually some gaming gold to be found. In terms of completion, we completed this title is just over 40 hours which is huge and definitely gives you value for money, especially if you like Japanese RPG. The highlight of the game is the bizarre storyline that not only mimics the real-world gaming industry but patronises it at the same time to create some truly hilarious moments."

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Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes: "For quite some time now there have been various franchises which have seen annual releases. These include games such as Assassins Creed, Call of Duty, a multitude of sports titles and more. However of these games, there is one annual franchise which comes as quite a surprise and that is the Hyperdimension Neptunia. Over the last few years Compile Heart and NIS America have managed to bring a Neptunia game to Western shores on a yearly basis and each time the series has made a unique JRPG splash full of self-aware humor, bright colors and enjoyable gameplay. With the third release in the series, Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory now out in stores, does this title still offer everything fans fo the series have come to love?"

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Sega Addict Brett Hatfield grades the latest entry in the ongoing Hyperdimension Neptunia series.

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Michael Engle: I want to preface this review by saying that if you like old-school RPG's, anime, and giant boobs, then Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory is for you. Niche games are niche, but I have to admit that this game speaks to the fourteen-year-old in all of us that felt that guilty tingle in their pants every time they watched Sailor Moon. This game is full of self-aware video game references and is very Japanese. Have I sparked your interested yet? If so, let's take a trip to Gameindustri and log into the third installment of this JRPG franchise.