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Koei Tecmo has announced the penultimate character for its upcoming Dead or Alive-inspired dating game, Venus Vacation Prism. While none of the previous four heroines have been from the fighting game franchise, Honoka will be familiar to long-time fans of the brand.
It means there’s one more lady to be revealed, with rumours suggesting it’ll either be Nanami or Marie Rose.
Love is in the air
Sweet thing
As a reminder, this title is currently only announced for Japan and Asia, although the latter version will include full English subtitles. It seems like this game will focus on dating and visual novel-style gameplay, as opposed to the minigames from previous entry Dead or Alive Xtreme 3: Scarlet, which also didn’t release in the west.
How are you feeling about the roster thus far? Who do you expect to be the sixth and final inclusion? Refine your rizz in the comments section below.
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When the brain is smaller than one breast alone.
So weird considering this series used to be a fighting game.
@PocketHotDogs I've read feminists in my time that compare sex to a battleground, so I should imagine that this will be right up their street.
As the great philosopher Homer (Simpson) once said… «I've made my choice».
Is that the real in-game voice? Sounds like a Smurf on helium.
Not gonna lie, I cracked up when the POV camera randomly shifted to her chest while she was talking.
Male Gaze: The Game
Good thing I bought a PS Portal so I can play this on the living room TV when the family comes over
Looks like a real winner. The adult gaming industry is larger than ever, and I´m sure this will do well
Feels like they've finally arrived at the genre that
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