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* [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]: The game's soundtrack is composed by a former ZUNATA composer afterall. |
* [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]: The game's soundtrack is composed by a former ZUNATA composer afterall. |
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* [[Needs More Love]]: With all the effort poured into ''Senko no Ronde'''s development -- A storyline and artstyle heavily influenced by ''[[Toward the Terra]]'', mechnical design of the artist behind the ''[[ |
* [[Needs More Love]]: With all the effort poured into ''Senko no Ronde'''s development -- A storyline and artstyle heavily influenced by ''[[Toward the Terra]]'', mechnical design of the artist behind the ''[[Xenosaga]]'' series (Episodes ''I'' and ''II''), musical composition of a ex-ZUNATA member, and combining two genres no one would expect to be possible -- only to receive scathing criticism in the U.S. for the [[Xbox 360]] version. It is perhaps one of most the unappreciated Xbox 360 titles to be released outside of Japan. |
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* [[The Woobie]]: Lili. |
* [[The Woobie]]: Lili. |
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* [[He Panned It, Now He Sucks|They Panned It. Now They Suck]]: Every major video game critic in the U.S. stem from this, given that some of the reviewers may not be even fans of the [[Shoot'Em Up]] genre to begin with. |
* [[He Panned It, Now He Sucks|They Panned It. Now They Suck]]: Every major video game critic in the U.S. stem from this, given that some of the reviewers may not be even fans of the [[Shoot'Em Up]] genre to begin with. |
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Latest revision as of 18:31, 16 April 2014
- Crowning Music of Awesome: The game's soundtrack is composed by a former ZUNATA composer afterall.
- Needs More Love: With all the effort poured into Senko no Ronde's development -- A storyline and artstyle heavily influenced by Toward the Terra, mechnical design of the artist behind the Xenosaga series (Episodes I and II), musical composition of a ex-ZUNATA member, and combining two genres no one would expect to be possible -- only to receive scathing criticism in the U.S. for the Xbox 360 version. It is perhaps one of most the unappreciated Xbox 360 titles to be released outside of Japan.
- The Woobie: Lili.
- They Panned It. Now They Suck: Every major video game critic in the U.S. stem from this, given that some of the reviewers may not be even fans of the Shoot'Em Up genre to begin with.