Is this the same basic story as the other Hakuoki games?
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It is basically the same as the PSP game Hakuoki:Demon of the Fleeting Blossom, but it has other features and a bonus game that you can unlock.
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At the core, they're both the same game. There are only minor differences here and there, such as what pokemon you can catch.
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The monsters are all the same, different images. During the game you are able to acquire cards which give your monster more specialized characteristics, abilities, and actions.
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That's the beauty of this game. This game is intended for new and old One Piece fans! You won't feel lost at all. You'll learn along the way, which character is which. =D
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No, it is only import for now so it is still completly Japanese however there has been note of the ds version of the game getting an English port in Europe so it might not be too long before the other games follow and then come to America. Still though the only English one that I know of is the senran kagura burst game that was translated and distributed in Europe.
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No. This game has more characters. There's Miku Hastune, Luka Megurine, Kaito, Meiko and the funny twins, Rin and Len Kagamine. there's also a downloadable pack on the PSN that consist of extra characters but they do not have names
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With multiple story cards in the base game there is a lot of replay ability here. I've played a few times through the intro story and have even played the single player story, enjoying the game each time. I do feel that, if played on a regular basis, with the same crew, you may find yourself losing some of your desire to play but that is where the expansions come in. You can grab the Breakin' Atmo expansion on the cheap and add 50 new cards to the decks for a change of pace or get the Pirates and Bounty Hunters expansion for some player v player action as well. I just purchased all of the expansions except the latest one and cannot wait to play. Keep Flyin' With multiple story cards in the base game there is a lot of replay ability here. I've played a few times through the intro story and have even played the single player story, enjoying the game each time. I do feel that, if played on a regular basis, with the same crew, you may find yourself losing some of your desire to play but that is where the expansions come in. You can grab the Breakin' Atmo expansion on the cheap and add 50 new cards to the decks for a change of pace or get the Pirates and Bounty Hunters expansion for some player v player action as well. I just purchased all of the... » Read More With multiple story cards in the base game there is a lot of replay ability here. I've played a few times through the intro story and have even played the single player story, enjoying the game each time. I do feel that, if played on a regular basis, with the same crew, you may find yourself losing some of your desire to play but that is where the expansions come in. You can grab the Breakin' Atmo expansion on the cheap and add 50 new cards to the decks for a change of pace or get the Pirates and Bounty Hunters expansion for some player v player action as well. I just purchased all of the expansions except the latest one and cannot wait to play. Keep Flyin' « Show Less
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Yes, it is a stand alone game and you do not need to get the earlier copies. However there is additional dlc that you can purchase to expand the normal gameplay.
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Because of the nature of the game and the fact that it comes with numerous stories (quests) it is VERY different from game to game. Each game the monster order (and depending on the number of players, the amount), the dungeon layout (and depending on quest, objectives), and potential traps will be different. I have played this game many times in 1-4 player games and it has not 1 time felt repetitive or stale. There are a few videos on YouTube of the game in action. I recommend watching some to get a feel for how it will randomize the different elements of game play.I hope that helps. Because of the nature of the game and the fact that it comes with numerous stories (quests) it is VERY different from game to game. Each game the monster order (and depending on the number of players, the amount), the dungeon layout (and depending on quest, objectives), and potential traps will be different. I have played this game many times in 1-4 player games and it has not 1 time felt repetitive or stale. There are a few videos on YouTube of the game in action. I recommend watching some to get a feel for how it will randomize the different elements of... » Read More Because of the nature of the game and the fact that it comes with numerous stories (quests) it is VERY different from game to game. Each game the monster order (and depending on the number of players, the amount), the dungeon layout (and depending on quest, objectives), and potential traps will be different. I have played this game many times in 1-4 player games and it has not 1 time felt repetitive or stale. There are a few videos on YouTube of the game in action. I recommend watching some to get a feel for how it will randomize the different elements of game play.I hope that helps. « Show Less
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Yes and No, it has all the same art work on the tiles but the pawns have been upgraded to nicer pieces. They have also add a special variant of the rules which give the players spells they can use if they wish this is optional set of rules and is in no way needed to play the game, if you are happy with the original rules (like we are) just play with them.
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no :/ it's all in japanese.. You will have to learn the language (me included) before you can play. Personally i learned the instructions through chihayafuru, the anime. I also found an interesting link with the them here though: http://karuta.game.coocan.jp/detailedrule-e.html
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Honestly it does not make a difference. There are a few references to one and 2 that you might not 'get', but I don't think you'll miss anything major. Many mechanics are new or changed and everything you'll need to know is explained in game (or left as a puzzle for you to solve, obviously).
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Yes to both, it seems. I have never played the original, but the story seems to be a direct continuation from it. That might explain why some of the "tutorials" seem a bit lacking, but I can't say for sure. Personally, I didn't mind playing this one without the original. It's easy enough to figure out the basic premise, and, at least for me, it gave it a mystery feel. I didn't know exactly what had happened before, so I was piecing it together as I went. Side note: I do recommend that you get the wii-mote + if you don't already have it. The newer Wii games are much better with the fine-tuned sensors. I hope that answered your questions. Yes to both, it seems. I have never played the original, but the story seems to be a direct continuation from it. That might explain why some of the "tutorials" seem a bit lacking, but I can't say for sure. Personally, I didn't mind playing this one without the original. It's easy enough to figure out the basic premise, and, at least for me, it gave it a mystery feel. I didn't know exactly what had happened before, so I was piecing it together as I went. Side note: I do recommend that you get the wii-mote + if you don't already have it. The newer Wii games are much better with the... » Read More Yes to both, it seems. I have never played the original, but the story seems to be a direct continuation from it. That might explain why some of the "tutorials" seem a bit lacking, but I can't say for sure. Personally, I didn't mind playing this one without the original. It's easy enough to figure out the basic premise, and, at least for me, it gave it a mystery feel. I didn't know exactly what had happened before, so I was piecing it together as I went. Side note: I do recommend that you get the wii-mote + if you don't already have it. The newer Wii games are much better with the fine-tuned sensors. I hope that answered your questions. « Show Less
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Yes, but they are gamer instructions. We played two times and messed up both. But after that we were great. It's just the learning of the game and realizing what you did wrong. LOL It's a stand alone game. So it is complete with all instructions.
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Amazon asked me to answer your question and I don't know why. I was not selling a Sorry game. I bought one for my Grandson. If you're asking is it the same game as the original, it is. However, the graphics on the front are different and the game pieces and board seemed roughly the same as well.
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No, the game is pretty much self-teaching. This animal crossing game was my first . Now, I understand it and it's loads of fun!
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This is a reader game. You follow the story by reading and sometimes you have choices that change the progress of the story. Also this is considered an otome game so it is geared toward female players.