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Category Archives: psp
Getting ahead of the digital future
Since I’ve gone almost entirely away from physical media, I’ve had to come to grips with the notion that the “digital future” probably means losing access to things I’ve paid money for, from time to time. It’s actually pretty rare … Continue reading
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It’s 2017, and I’m finally done with UMDs.
I’d like to say “Done with PSP games”, but I still have four PSP games in the backlog. They’re all PSN download versions, though, so I get to pack away both my Ceramic White PSP-1000 and my Lilac PSP-3000 and … Continue reading
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In which, I sink into new depravities.
There’s a fairly straightforward correlation between your interest in another culture and the degree to which your native culture starts thinking of you as a little weird. Taking Japan as the example here, it’s not too weird to go out … Continue reading
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Moenai Gomi
When I wrapped up Suchie-Pai IV, I thought I might be out of mahjong games, but it turns out that I still have at least two PSP games. Today’s post is about the one I decided to start with: Moeru … Continue reading
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Criminal Girls
I thought I was playing a goofy, pervy dungeon crawler. I wasn’t expecting a treatise on morality and societal expectations. … Let’s start over. Criminal Girls is a game that probably would have slipped completely under the radar in Western … Continue reading
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Winter Wrap-Up
In the last couple of weeks of 2015, I burned through a good dozen games, neglecting my usual habit of writing a couple of paragraphs about each as I went. I figured I should catch up on that: Silent Hill: … Continue reading
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The Little Cute-Em-Up That Couldn’t
After Gal*Gun, I thought I’d try another game from the same developer, so I booted up “Soreyuke! Burunyanman Portable,” a game with a somewhat confused pedigree. It’s an all-ages PSP version of a PC spin-off of a mini-game from an … Continue reading
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False Idols
After knocking the K-On! rhythm game out of the backlog last week, I went back to the PSP shelf, picked up Megpoid The Music#, booted it for long enough to do the data install, and stuck it in my bag … Continue reading
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Sakuragaoka Girl’s High School Musical
I watched the first season of K-On! a few years back, and it really didn’t make much of an impression. I finished it, so I probably liked it, but it was really just kind of a moe-by-numbers show, designed to … Continue reading
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Densha de GET
My first exposure to Proper Public Transportation came back in December of 2005, when I went to Tokyo for the first time and met the Yamanote, the loop line that – if you have an hour to spare – will … Continue reading
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