Silvz

watch the anime

yup, you. For some reason, my memory failed me

Olár. Acho que tem mais um membro de Portugal aqui, mas não lembro quem. No caso, sou br \o/ Welcome to Fuwa

Rose Guns Days features an alternative Japan after loosing the WW2

nah, not that long, but yeah, it takes some time to finish, but it's totally worth it. I'll be soon reading it for the third time

Umineko no Naku Koro Ni

Great to see the When They Cry series grow. I think it is the best move for MG. What I also hope is they translate Trianthology

which game?

Thanks people for voting. I've started Hello, Goodbye, but plan to read Daitoshokan later. Still uncertain about Steam Prison, but I still have a lot of time to think about it.

I created it many years ago, tried to update it but kept forgeting to, so I gave up entirely

I have already read Katawa Shoujo \o

People, I just finished Yurirei and now I'm near the end of flowers. So now I want to play games not focused on same-gender relationships. At the same time, I want a game with a good story, plot twists iif possible, but any that can make me enjoy reading without making me think so much. Something like Clannad before the hurricane

Zero Time Dilemma tries hard to achieve something like that, but you'd have to read the first two games - 999 and Virtue's last reward, which I completely recommend. ZTD, however, does the cinematics terribly, and it is not a good experience overall. If you like to suffer from eyebleeding for more than 20 hours, it is exactly what you want. Again, 999 and VLR are great games, and are available on Steam, but they are "regular" VNs, whilst ZTD tried to achieve something different.

Tokyo Babel If you strech it a little, you could add the Higurashi series to the list. And definetely Rose Guns Days.

Hey, fuwans~ It's been a long time since I have created a new thread. This topic has been in my mind for a few dayys, and I'd like to know what you think about it. Basically, a lot of people praise japanese dubs in their anime/games while bashing english dubbing. Me myself, although I don't hate non-japanese dubs, I prefer japanese ones because I got used to having them in the anime I watch. Since I know both Portuguese and English well, I can evaluate how these two dubs are, but I have no clue when it comes to japanese voice acting. So, my question is: are japanese dubs really good, and if so/not, why? Is there an example of bad jap voice acting?