8/8/8/7 (31/40)

Link.

Although, I really don't care about review scores, I wonder why they gave it that score? It's not a bad score, it's still a bit strange.

Famitsu gave Nintendogs a perfect 40/40. I don't trust any of their reviews.

I don't pay much attention to their scores either, even when RPG's are concerned.

Not a bad score, except for the asshole that gave it a 7! Perhaps the game is more suited to western tastes? We still don't know enough about the gameplay to know why they rated it as they did, but I guess Asian YouTube users will help us find out soon ;P

"Famitsu gave Nintendogs a perfect 40/40. I don't trust any of their reviews."

Why do you think the score is weird? I didn't understand if you feel it's too high or too low.
Anyway, not bad at all. From what I've seen it looks like a really interesting game.

I really, don't trust Famitsu ESPECIALLY when it comes to JRPGs.

It's pointless arguing over scores if we don't even know what they said...

"Famitsu gave Nintendogs a perfect 40/40. I don't trust any of their reviews."

Take it easy people, I wasn't serious. I find the Famitsu reviews just as credible as any.

Bring it to the states!!!

"Famitsu gave Nintendogs a perfect 40/40. I don't trust any of their reviews."

"Bring it to the states!!!"

"Arkthemaniac said:

"Bring it to the states!!!"

It's very, very unlikely."

"Icemael said:

"Arkthemaniac said:

"Bring it to the states!!!"

It's very, very unlikely."

I can hope.

This is the only JRPG I've ever wanted to play. Ever.

"Arkthemaniac said:

"Icemael said:

"Arkthemaniac said:

"Bring it to the states!!!"

It's very, very unlikely."

I can hope.

This is the only JRPG I've ever wanted to play. Ever.

Yet it isn't a "real" JRPG."

"Famitsu gave Nintendogs a perfect 40/40. I don't trust any of their reviews."

Isn't the game about walking around and waving your flashlight at stuff? Honestly I have no idea what the gameplay is like but the whole concept still interests me.

That screen-shot reminds me of Folklore =/

"Why does everyone bash famitsu?"

"Isn't the game about walking around and waving your flashlight at stuff? Honestly I have no idea what the gameplay is like but the whole concept still interests me.

How is it like a RPG at all?

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"Seto wanders the world, searching for survivors and the answers behind the disappearance of everyone else. Seto also searches for a mysterious girl named "Ren." In his quest he must deal with ghosts and demons that lurk within the ruins of the abandoned cities. Despite this, the producer of the game insists that Fragile is not a survival horror in the same vein as Silent Hill, rather it will focus on "human drama".

The world of Fragile will be filled with objects, sketches and short stories for the player to examine. Each artifact holds the memories of its former owner, and offers back story and hints to the player.

The Wii Remote is used as an aid in exploration. Seto has access to a flashlight, controlled by the Wii Remote, to illuminate his surroundings as well to solve puzzles and interact with the environment. The flashlight is also used to uncover hidden enemies and can act as a weapon against them. Seto also has access to a metal detector that the player can use to find various items hidden on the ground, as well as a microphone that picks up sounds through the mini speaker. Hidden enemies can be detected this way by picking up their sounds.

Some of the objects the player finds can be used as weapons; these include a stick, a bow, a crowbar, and a small hatchet.

Yes, let's trust Famitsu.  These are the guys that used to be highly respected...

"Arkthemaniac said:

"Bring it to the states!!!"

It's very, very unlikely."