I was going to title this post “Even on 3DS, F-O-E,” but stupid Tiny Cartridge beat me to it. Jerkfaces.
Anyway! Etrian Odyssey IV. 3DS game, features a sword-wielding girl in a plaid skirt whose class is listed as “Swordman.” Right on.
I was going to title this post “Even on 3DS, F-O-E,” but stupid Tiny Cartridge beat me to it. Jerkfaces.
Anyway! Etrian Odyssey IV. 3DS game, features a sword-wielding girl in a plaid skirt whose class is listed as “Swordman.” Right on.
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From the same society that considers all security officers “guardman” and all photographers “cameraman”
Finally 3DS has a game to satisfy my inner masochist.
I had been debating between a 3DS and a Vita for a while, but I think I have my answer now.
I had become so frustrated with the awful, awful design of my 3DS (particularly my inability to use the d-pad… really), especially when playing DS games (it was meant as a replacement for a DS Lite), that I sold it. I had stopped playing it, and I figured that was the time to get rid of it without losing too much money (also, I wanted the money).
This will be the game to convince me to purchase a new one. Hopefully the inevitable redesign will be out by then.
Whoa, this iteration of the series evidently has an Easy mode? May be time for another look.
(Not to begrudge you native first-person dungeon hack masochists your preferred difficulty, of course.)
No, I think that’s the best addition this game could offer. I like my difficulty, but this will give it broader appeal.
You have no idea how happy this makes me.
So a 999 sequel and Etrian Odyssey 4 for 3DS. I’m importing a US 3DS. I hate region locking :(
I discovered Atlus when they were promoting Etrian Odyssey II, which I thought sounded amazing. I immediatly bought the first one, spent the next three months playing through it, so when the second one came out I didn’t even want to think about touching it. Not until the third was announced for release in North America anyway… I still haven’t finished the second one actually, dropped it as soon as the third came out. What I most like is the steady improvements each game has over it’s predecessor, without changing the flavour (can’t think of the correct word) of the games.