Above: Pantsing vampires. You can execute a ‘Strip Action’ to finish off day walkers with extra exposure to sunlight
I was about seven years old when I was pantsed for the first time. Nothing is more humiliating than facing the world, fully exposed, with your pants hanging around your ankles. I thought I had moved past that tender age where one must be wary of pantsers on the prowl. But it looks like fate is determined to remind me of the shameful act with news that stripping strangers will be part of the battle system in Akiba’s Trip, the latest action/adventure title from Way of the Samurai developer Acquire…
The latest teaser for Aquire's pantsing-based brawler, Akiba's Trip, shows off the game's recreation of Tokyo's geek-friendly neighborhood, Akihabara. So far, the game looks pretty accurate, with the exception of the rampant invasions of personal space, privacy, and up-skirt photography...
We already knew that the upcoming PSP title Akiba's Trip will allow players to explore a true to real life Akihabara, shoot up-skirt photos, and pants vampires. What we didn't know is that some of those vampires will be archetypal school girls...
Developer Acquire, has just posted some interesting photos related to its latest title, Akiba’s Trip, a PSP adventure about a teenage vampire slayer who strips strangers of their pants on the streets of the famous Akihabara district in Tokyo. The photographs reveal an accurate recreation of one of the most geek-friendly shopping areas in the world…
In an age when print is on the run from digital media, Time Magazine and its year-end awards are still noteworthy. The big news today was the publication naming Mark Zuckerberg Person of the Year, because apparently they only heard of Facebook after seeing it in a movie this year, but the periodical also posted their top ten games of the year. And while it’s a fine list, the top slot went to Alan Wake. Seriously?
Remedy is forthright about turning its attention to Quantum Break...
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