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 Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 8:02 pm
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Palsa-San MizuruTakagi awww crying it looks great. and means The Ghost Ibunroku, or something like that. Ghosts are fascinating aren't they? I've experienced them myself, but I'd rather avoid the subject. sweatdrop
okay!HAHA! um, so i think it looks great. the Japanese like theme is cool! |
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Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 9:56 pm
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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 4:14 pm
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Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 5:58 pm
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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 2:29 pm
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Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 9:58 am
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MizuruTakagi when does it come out in Japan?
RPGamer Japanese developer Gust is putting the finishing touches on its newest game, Taisou Mononoke Ibunroku. The game is a catching and training style game in the vein of Pokémon, though with far nicer graphics courtesy of the Play Station 2. The game takes place in Japan in the Taisho era, and there are many demons wandering the country side at night. Your characters' mission is to capture the demons, train them to battle for you, then use them to destroy more powerful demons. True to Pokémon form, your captured demons can evolve once at a certain level. Gust plans to release the game on February 27 for 6800 yen (approx. $56 US). The game has almost no chance of being released in North America, as Gust's games are almost never released outside of Japan.
Date of article: 02.09.2003. |
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Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 1:30 pm
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Palsa-San MizuruTakagi when does it come out in Japan? RPGamer Japanese developer Gust is putting the finishing touches on its newest game, Taisou Mononoke Ibunroku. The game is a catching and training style game in the vein of Pokémon, though with far nicer graphics courtesy of the Play Station 2. The game takes place in Japan in the Taisho era, and there are many demons wandering the country side at night. Your characters' mission is to capture the demons, train them to battle for you, then use them to destroy more powerful demons. True to Pokémon form, your captured demons can evolve once at a certain level. Gust plans to release the game on February 27 for 6800 yen (approx. $56 US). The game has almost no chance of being released in North America, as Gust's games are almost never released outside of Japan. Date of article: 02.09.2003.
oh so its been out for a while? |
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Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 8:12 pm
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MizuruTakagi Palsa-San MizuruTakagi when does it come out in Japan? RPGamer Japanese developer Gust is putting the finishing touches on its newest game, Taisou Mononoke Ibunroku. The game is a catching and training style game in the vein of Pokémon, though with far nicer graphics courtesy of the Play Station 2. The game takes place in Japan in the Taisho era, and there are many demons wandering the country side at night. Your characters' mission is to capture the demons, train them to battle for you, then use them to destroy more powerful demons. True to Pokémon form, your captured demons can evolve once at a certain level. Gust plans to release the game on February 27 for 6800 yen (approx. $56 US). The game has almost no chance of being released in North America, as Gust's games are almost never released outside of Japan. Date of article: 02.09.2003. oh so its been out for a while?
I'm pretty sure. |
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Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2007 5:59 pm
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Palsa-San MizuruTakagi Palsa-San MizuruTakagi when does it come out in Japan? RPGamer Japanese developer Gust is putting the finishing touches on its newest game, Taisou Mononoke Ibunroku. The game is a catching and training style game in the vein of Pokémon, though with far nicer graphics courtesy of the Play Station 2. The game takes place in Japan in the Taisho era, and there are many demons wandering the country side at night. Your characters' mission is to capture the demons, train them to battle for you, then use them to destroy more powerful demons. True to Pokémon form, your captured demons can evolve once at a certain level. Gust plans to release the game on February 27 for 6800 yen (approx. $56 US). The game has almost no chance of being released in North America, as Gust's games are almost never released outside of Japan. Date of article: 02.09.2003. oh so its been out for a while? I'm pretty sure.
oh, i thought it wasn't even out in Japan yet! maybe they have it on Gamefaqs, i guess i should check there. |
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