
That doesn't sound generic at all.
2. Best DS title to date. Of course part of the charm to the game is the song list... I wonder what tunes they'll use for the US market.
Not sure how "mundane" some of these tasks are, considering you literally have to save the planet from destruction. I guess that's mundane in gaming convention?
Posted at 3:34PM on May 8th 2006 by Jimmijam
3. Bleh, it will probably have American songs...If so, I won't buy it.
Posted at 3:45PM on May 8th 2006 by Josh
4. The game's name, translated into English, is:
Push! Fight! Cheer squad
It is very importable, and very fun.
I don't see it being sold in the English speaking world, its quite a Japanese game, i.e. the manga stylings of the story, some Japanese-based jokes, songs are Japanese songs.
Posted at 6:21AM on May 9th 2006 by Iain D
5. What the hell is going on in that first panel?
Posted at 11:29AM on May 9th 2006 by MC Hampster
6. The guy is helping his brother do pushups.
Best DS game ever. Period
Posted at 3:18PM on May 9th 2006 by Ryan
7. Elite Agent Force isn't a english version of Ouendan it's a comptely new game with a whole different story, characters, and songs.
It has the same gameplay and graphic style.
Nintendo.com has screenshots and a description of it.
I figured they may not have been able to translate the songs and have the song be any good. It's a commong problem in Animes so they often leave the song intact, just subtitle it. So they made a whole new game for the American market to make up for that fact. Maybe this one will be a hot American import for the Japanese DS Market.
Also Ouendan wouldn't have made a lot of sense to most Americans. School uniforms, male cheerleaders, tons of other cool Japanese culture in a game.
Posted at 11:26PM on May 9th 2006 by idioteraser
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1. The Japanese are a strange people.
Posted at 2:57PM on May 8th 2006 by Loban