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Release Information Type: Strategy Developer: コココソフト Publisher: コココソフト Release: Comiket 86, on August 16, 2014 Language: Japanese Description In an attempt to gain popularity, Komeiji Satori opens a shop underground. Satori no Atorie - Arisu VS Burakku Ningyou Teikoku (English: Atelier of Enlightenment - Alice VS Black Doll Empire) is a strategy game which requires the players to survive the waves of enemies using their controlled dolls. Destroyed enemies will drop items or money that can be used by the player to purchase items so their dolls can be upgraded. At higher levels enemies have longer turns, making the game harder, but the player can recruit more dolls.1 point -
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Release Information Type: Strategy Developer: コココソフト Publisher: コココソフト Release: Comiket 89, on December 30, 2015 Language: Japanese Description Satori no Atorie 2 - Arisu VS Ikari no Desu Danmaku Settai, literally translated as "Atelier Satori 2 - Alice VS The Anger of Death Barrage Entertainment", is a simulation strategy game developed by コココソフト. The game follows shortly after the events of the first game after Satori starts her new pudding shop. The gameplay is largely unchanged; the player place different types of dolls, each with their own unique offensive or defensive capabilities, in order to stop a horde of enemies from reaching the shop. The player starts with a limited number of dolls, but in later levels players can purchase upgrades with different offensive and defensive abilities with in-game money. The game is divided into several turns and at higher levels enemies have longer turns, making the challenge even harder.1 point -
I wanted to be careful about this first post of the year. For some reason, this piece stood out to me. Happy New Year, everyone! I'm about done with the chiptune features; there's only one more artist after this one, and I'll have covered the highlights from my perspective. I chose to use +TEK in RT3 because the sound of his productions appeals to me strongly. While it is still technically chiptune, it's on the far fringes of the genre (especially in the latest album), and I'm not comprehensively sure why.1 point
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With that, the year is on the verge of conclusion. In commemoration, these are my personal top five video game OSTs of 2020. For the record, I haven't played any of these; my experience with them is almost entirely musical. If anyone's willing, I'd love to hear what soundtracks stood out to others this year. For reference sake, I'm also including a record of the postings made on this thread over the past year (plus the time previous, since there wasn't much). As of initial posting, it only includes the tracks which are currently available; some links are broken, and as such I can't determine what they were. This is partially why I'm creating a reference record now, in hopes that I can accurately maintain this thread as a catalog (of sorts) of VGM. Note that some of the broken links are mine, and I intend to fix them. When I do, and if any of the other broken links are fixed, I'll try to update this list to reflect the new availability. New posts will be cataloged for next year (assuming we all last that long).1 point
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aw shoot I just realized that there WAS a comment section so I shouldnt've put it in reviews.... I'll put this here if this is the default thing that people see. (basically just what I posted in the reviews section) It had a lot more cursors than I thought! Glad to see love to so many different characters! It was really well made and I enjoy using this pack! Here's a little thing for those who don't know how to use it: 1) Extract the files to desktop using winrar or a similar program (For ease of access) 2) Open up your settings and follow this path: Settings -> Devices -> Mouse And within the "Mouse" tab, select "Additional mouse options" 3) Open up the "Pointers" tab in the "Mouse Properties" window and double click the cursors you want to change. (The Scheme name of mine is "Reimu" because I saved it as such. You will not have a "Reimu" scheme until you make it yourself) 4) Select "Desktop" and open up your folder that you extracted there (the animated cursor pack which is likely named "Touhou Cursor Pack") And then select the icons you want. I suggest the ones from the "[S A K U R A] Cursor Pack" as they seem the most in depth and well kept. If you want Reimu's folder but can't read kanji, it's this last one within S A K U R A's folder By the way.. please ignore my 4GO icons... Your files will probably not look like that ("This PC" and "Network" and other files normally don't have characters as them... don't be confused by them)1 point
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It had a lot more cursors than I thought! Glad to see love to so many different characters! It was really well made and I enjoy using this pack! Here's a little thing for those who don't know how to use it: 1) Extract the files to desktop using winrar or a similar program (For ease of access) 2) Open up your settings and follow this path: Settings -> Devices -> Mouse And within the "Mouse" tab, select "Additional mouse options" 3) Open up the "Pointers" tab in the "Mouse Properties" window and double click the cursors you want to change. (The Scheme name of mine is "Reimu" because I saved it as such. You will not have a "Reimu" scheme until you make it yourself) 4) Select "Desktop" and open up your folder that you extracted there (the animated cursor pack which is likely named "Touhou Cursor Pack") And then select the icons you want. I suggest the ones from the "[S A K U R A] Cursor Pack" as they seem the most in depth and well kept. If you want Reimu's folder but can't read kanji, it's this last one within S A K U R A's folder By the way.. please ignore my 4GO icons... Your files will probably not look like that ("This PC" and "Network" and other files normally don't have characters as them... don't be confused by them)1 point
