Audible Impressions: Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
By Jeffrey Demelo on January 26th, 2013 (9 comments)
Studio Ghibli & Level-5's charming JRPG has finally arrived states-side, and Nolan & Jeff sat down to discuss their initial impressions of the game. Yup, it's another Audible Impression!
Audible Impression: Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch [Download]
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Jeffrey Demelo
Jeff is the raspy-voiced, Boston-accented staff member that loves everything Japan. Since 1989, video games have been a prominent passtime for this lovable guy…and that doesn't look to be changing anytime soon. When he's not playing games, he's writing, questioning his favorite games of all-time, or producing & composing music at various studios on the east-coast.
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Amazing game, good on you guys for covering this game. This is not even a game I expected to love as much as I am but it is easily one of my favorite if not my favorite RPG of all time. From the build of the game to the dialogue and the environments everything clicks!
Link / ReplyI've yet to consider where Kuni will sit on my all-time lists, but in recent memory...it's faring well with me. Im not sure it can take the cake on Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy 6, or 7. Still...a great way to open the gates on JRPGs this year.
Link / ReplyI'm considering getting a PS3 for this game. Looks and sounds really fun!
Link / ReplyGreat audible impressions! I would love to play Ni no Kuni, but I don't have a ps3. However Level 5's ps2 classic, Rouge Galaxy is just so fucking good and I remember how much I loved the 1st Dark Cloud. Level 5 are starting to become one my favorite developers
Link / ReplyTo those of you without a PS3: consider backloggin this one until you can scoop a PS3 for cheap, during the next-gen.
Link / ReplyThats true. Thanks for the tip!
Link / ReplyI thoroughly enjoyed that. Good job guys.
Link / ReplyAwesome Audible Impressions guys, will be on the lookout for this one.
Link / ReplyIt still suprises me that this game isnt more westernized. Givin ghibli's popularity i still found this to be very much a JRPG without much thought as too a western audience, but that was just my opinion.
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