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Jun. 21st, 2011 05:48 amReceived Chip-chan Kick yesterday. The mail lady pulled into our driveway and had me sign for it before handing it to me along with the rest of the mail.
Barely a minute after I got the game, Mom came home, telling me that she had a headache and couldn't stay at work, and intends to stay home from work today. I told her that the game arrived, and she was curious to see it. Upon seeing it, she asked me if it was X-rated (obviously due to the cover art), but I should note that there's a difference between ecchi/fanservice and outright pornography.
Spent almost the entire afternoon playing it, checking my email and dA messages in-between playthroughs. I tell you, that game isn't as easy as it would look on YouTube. Starting with one life per credit, though you do get eight credits in Normal Mode, you die (or in this case, start having a crybaby fit) after just one hit, and it's easy to run into an enemy without noticing them first. But, the point of buying this game in the first place was to kill time, so whatever happens, I welcome it.
Barely a minute after I got the game, Mom came home, telling me that she had a headache and couldn't stay at work, and intends to stay home from work today. I told her that the game arrived, and she was curious to see it. Upon seeing it, she asked me if it was X-rated (obviously due to the cover art), but I should note that there's a difference between ecchi/fanservice and outright pornography.
Spent almost the entire afternoon playing it, checking my email and dA messages in-between playthroughs. I tell you, that game isn't as easy as it would look on YouTube. Starting with one life per credit, though you do get eight credits in Normal Mode, you die (or in this case, start having a crybaby fit) after just one hit, and it's easy to run into an enemy without noticing them first. But, the point of buying this game in the first place was to kill time, so whatever happens, I welcome it.