Did it seriously say 'you speak foreign languages'?

That makes sense.

Though I have just noticed the link says April 30. Just which one is correct?

I do believe the trailer says March 31, not April 30.

They did indeed bundle the two games, which were previously released in Japan for PSP, as a Vita bundle called Danganronpa 1-2 Reload though. If NISA brought it over here as is, it would've taken forever and there wouldn't have been any space on the game card for the English dub. It probably would've been more…

Hehe...PP.

Didn't seem to be an issue when they gave us all those Ambassador games a few years back.

Seems like people will also be keeping their eye on NIS America's new localisation announcements tomorrow as well. Namely because of a slip-up tweet by Kyle Hebert about voicing a character that only appears in Super Danganronpa 2. Could just be rumour, but since the first game's standard edition apparently sold out…

Finally! A Danganronpa article that doesn't start with Phoenix Wright meets... *scrolls down* okay never mind.

Having just gotten myself a PSVita, I've got too much shit to play. Tearaway, Guacamelee, Gravity Rush are the main attractions as far as Vita titles are concerned, and I'll probably pick up Danganronpa next week. Also downloaded a few PSOne classics including Klonoa, Tombi and FFIX.

I don't trust anything that loops to be an anthem.

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I couldn't find my Harry Potter ones...

Quite surprised to find my Vine featured.

Or alternatively play through the game, and then watch the relevant episodes as you clear each chapter (eg. play through Chapter 1, then play through first three episodes, continue with game).

Definitely save the anime for after you've played the game (or at least gone through a let's play).

I've already seen the Let's Play and the anime and yet I'm still tempted to buy this, if for no other reason than to support it so they'll localise Super Danganronpa 2.

The interesting thing about Rosalina is that, whilst Peach has all those frillies under her skirt, underneath Rosalina's gown is simply a black void.

This wasn't particularly a problem in the old days, since it was just an afterthought to the main manual's contents. These days we only get a poster-sized thing about the game's controls, and a huge ass booklet in a gzillion languages.

I miss the paper manuals. Even before you got to play the game, the manuals made you excited for the game on the way home from the shops. Plus personally, I think its a lot more useful to have something physical to have with you so you don't have to spend several minutes plowing through the guide to remember what…