We've
talked at length about SNK's suggestive
Doki Doki Majo Saiban before, mostly about the controversy involved in the game. We've discussed the most obvious feature of the game, which is the witch-hunting mode that has players investigating young girls with the touch screen to determine witchery.
Well, we'll focus on the other part of the game today. As self-avowed adventure game freaks, we feel that we should focus on that part of
Doki Doki Majo Saiban at least once; we've chosen new screenshots to that effect. We are interested in the adventure aspects of the game. We like
SNK, and to be honest, if there's real puzzle solving and item collecting to be found, then we'll actually be interested in
Doki Doki Majo Saiban. If it's just a matter of walking from location to location trying to find the right girl to talk to, then we aren't as thrilled. The fact that the main character keeps a log is promising, indicating that there is stuff worth keeping track of.
We've been surprised by DS games before. Remember the
comedy game about murder trials? That turned out okay. If the gameplay's there, we might even be able to see past the questionable content. With a
C rating, the game shouldn't be
too out of control. There's always the chance, too, that the game is actually satirical and pokes fun at the assumed perv audience. The website supports that theory.
If you've been following Doki Doki Majo Shinpan with the same level of interest as we somehow have developed, then you probably saw our first video footage of the game, taken from a store demo. But that was in a noisy store, shot with a handheld camera, and not really the ideal presentation for game video.
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