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https://twitter.com/bowcan/status/751745953028141059

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７/２５ By: リコ

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Rose: wow,the stars are beautiful

Pearl: yes they are

Rose: you know who else is beautiful

Pearl: *blushes* who

Rose: greg

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0/1 | すりーけー [pixiv] 

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Original by Bococho

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The translation is universally said to be good. Shame about the text wrapping errors though, the PS3/Vita team really messed that up (it’s not present on the PC version).

I’ve been largely avoiding VNs for most of my life for a number of reasons that don’t make sense in retrospect, so I figure it’s time for me to just dive in head first.

I bought Steins;Gate for the Vita.

So far it’s pretty good, but the occasional text wrapping error is really off-putting, and I question the translation occasionally but I don’t know Japanese so it doesn’t matter.

Wish me luck.

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Reading Steiner (Steins;Gate translator/editor) answering why Urushibara Luka is NOT trans.

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One route, alternate endings and a true ending (which is the only one that wraps everything up). There are 6 endings all together.

3 of the endings branch off early like the bad ends in F/SN and are each around an hour long. There’s the default ending if you reach chapter 10 without getting any of the true ending flags (I recommend just seeing this on Youtube or something else you want to skip through most of the VN to see it). There’s the close but not enough ending if you don’t get all of the true ending flags (this stops before the true ending and is otherwise the same, so it’s only worth it for 100% completion). And finally, the true ending itself which you get by getting all of the true ending flags.

Below is a guide for getting all the endings, which is recommended since it can be tricky to get the true ending flags. Also, the true ending flags don’t start until chapter 4.

http://steins-gate.wikia.com/wiki/Steins;Gate_100%25_Completion_Walkthrough

Question. How does the Steins;Gate VN work? Are there several different routes like F/SN? Or just different endings based off the decisions you make? I’m about to start reading it and I’m just curious.

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C84 表紙＋サンプル

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He was just a regular policeman.

Steins;Gate VN question

Just noticed this on a subsequent playthrough, in the beginning of Chapter 1 when Okabe is recalling what happened on the streets outside Radio Kaikan, he and Mayuri talk to a police officer. While Okabe is trying to get info, the guy grabs him and says “nobody got stabbed at Radio Kaikan,” then nothing about him is ever mentioned again. Am I missing something about this being explained? My best guess is the officer was from SERN and trying to get rid of Okabe for the time being, meaning he knew what was in the original Dmail. It mostly serves as a creepy tidbit for Okabe but I can’t remember it ever coming up again.

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Geometric Space, the theme song to Steins;Gate’s Epigraph Trilogy, translated. Let’s hope Zero’s OP can top this one.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Phantom_of_the_Opera

Phantom of the Opera

Romulus

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Amazon exclusive right now.

Does anyone know if Game Stop has the Steins;Gate game for pre-order?  They have it on Amazon but I really don’t want to get it from there.

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And now there’s the Higurashi VN on Steam...

I just finished Umineko

There are no words.

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Exclusive to Amazon? Do you want to hurt the sales here?

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PQube’s PlayStation 3 and PS Vita localizations of Steins;Gate, which are due out in North America in August, will be exclusive to online retailer Amazon.

The news comes via the game’s official North American trailer, which was posted on the PlayStation YouTube channel.

Outside of this, the “El Psy Kongroo” limited edition is exclusive to retailer Rice Digital.

Steins;Gate will launch for PlayStation 3 and PS Vita in the U.S. on August 25. It is already available across multiple retailers in Europe.

Watch the trailer below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZvoTgF1TCs