Why did you think you could get away with looking like this?

>>2

No, but when I’m controlling it, I start to get attached, big brother.

I made all the license cards have funny faces.

You appeared in something like a Matchless Super Smash Bros., right?

>>3

Looks like a tough competitor has arrived, and you have to buy the rights to use Opuna to qualify for the battle…

Because there are no rights…

I was disappointed that the real thing didn’t look like Yaruou at all.

>>8

I’ll smash you, you brat!

Is the Opoona HD remaster out yet? It’s tough to use the Wii right now…

For Opuna, Mario is a serious nemesis.

>>11

I won’t forgive you, Mario Galaxy…

No rights to remaster.

I don’t know what will happen after switch2, so I want a remaster while we still have Joy-Con.

If possible, please add fast travel, especially within Tokione.

>>14

It seems to have a gyro, but…

If a remaster comes out, it might sell quite well.

Like Elshaddai

Did Opuna really have this kind of face?

Even though the genius investor Erigawa said it would definitely sell…

If you make it so you can pull the mouse and launch it, I think it might work.

The music is really great… It matched the atmosphere pretty well when I put it in the Stellaris BGM selector.

I think things would have been different if you had released a title in the DS series.

I think it’s quite interesting, and the appearance of the human characters who are not in the Opuna family is also good, so if they released a remaster or port, I would buy it.

The worldview is great, isn’t it… It’s the best dystopia! (Anonymous who can’t graduate from kindergarten)

There wasn’t as much in the wagon as I said.

>>25

Well, if you don’t have the right, you can’t even see it.

I wish the background could look prettier… It was good, but there were parts where the texture was blurry.

I want to gaze at the desert forever.

“Underwater Walk is seriously a good song, so listen to it.”

I want to increase the volume of the resonance collection by about ten times.

Opuna Origins

I’m counting on you, Cheenin.

First, give me the right to send Opuna to hell.

>>33

That is a wish that transcends the power of God…

I bought it in a wagon for under 1000 yen a long time ago, and it was quite good.

I wanted this to appear in the OROCHI series.

Aside from the fact that combat and movement are all tedious, it seems like it could be enjoyable to some extent.

>>37

Stop with the specific monster defeat quests… and to top it off, it’s the one that appears the least.

I impulsively bought something after watching a video and got really hooked.

As a result, my arm has become swollen.

>>39

If it weren’t for the 48 shock, it would have definitely been KOTY…

Just having bombs makes battles a hassle.

The combat system that makes you use the controller in a half-hearted way, which is unique to Nintendo games, is annoying.

Fuck you, poop.

What did the empress feel about this game?

Opuna is in the category of machines, right?

Eat shit.

Is Opuna not doing DX sales methods either?

What’s the famous BGM that’s something like a partisan?

The person at Koei Tecmo involved in the production is recognized even by others as a character who can swing the sliding door wide open.

>>47

You guys made it, right…?

>>49

The developer is Altepiazza…

While Sakimoto tends to attract attention, there are actually other composers involved as well.

Mr. Iwata and others

I bought the soundtrack, and there are many tracks that can be used as ambient music.

Line between good works and better works.

I haven’t seen the non-Opuna version in a while.

Release the setting materials too; I want to see the concept art for the map.

Remastering isn’t free, you know.

They’ll just say it but they’ll definitely not buy it…

>>55

Are you buying it!?

The sci-fi setting is really hitting home.

I think there are many people who will get hooked once they touch a comfortable remake.

Do you even touch it in the first place? Well, hmm…

>>59

Let’s promote the opportunity to buy Opuna, which has become more beautiful thanks to HD enhancement.

I’m really tired.

It’s similar to the big inner palace where the koty was taken; there’s an unclear sense of lethargy in the parts that are being parodied.

It gives the impression of being recognized and evaluated in some way.

>>63

Opuna is a fairly well-made stereotypical RPG in terms of both story and system.

I think it would have sold better if the characters and visuals were catchy since the hardware itself wasn’t very strong in the RPG genre.

>>68

But I might actually not be doing it, thinking it’s too easy just to be a beautiful girl thing…

Throwing bombs at this age would be tough even if I did it now.

As mentioned above, it’s the same game as Scud Hammers and others.

An image of calmly working on tasks.

I think the battle is on the offensive.

Well, the sluggishness is a familiar aspect in RPGs…

My arms get tired…

>>67

I definitely think there are people who have broken things after their remote control slipped out of their hands.

>>72

🎴Please attach the strap!

>>72

The Switch controller is expensive, so if we port it, we would need to change the control scheme, and I’m not sure if it’s worth making such adjustments for a port.

>>75

If you remove the throwing action, it’s already a different game…

>>67

My arm is dead! Retiring from Cosmo Guard!

Crash!

I think it would be really nice if there was fast travel.

I learned about the goodness of the BGM of Base Escape through this.

I’m currently chasing after Unicorn Overload.

Even if it’s not Smash Bros., it would be enough to appear as a company all-star like this guy.

It’s rare to have such a character with no charm at all.

I would like the art collection to be included as a bonus when it comes out.

I want to be able to draw those kinds of sci-fi buildings too…

Opuna Nintendo Switch 2 Edition

>>81

It seems like it’s not on the Switch…

There is a nose, but…

Can you play with just one hand using nunchucks, so do your arms get tired?

>>83

Not that way, the one where you throw the bombs.

When Scud Hammers was released, many people ended up with Wii-related pain.

I’m still wondering if the King’s line “I’ll give you the right to ◯◯” from Uma Musume is just a coincidence.

Can we do something about it now that I’ve become CV Yusuke Kobayashi?

>>87

This guy can talk…

>>87

Arslan and Riku-kun, huh…

I’ve heard that it’s a good work except for the camera work.

>>88

Those who haven’t done it tend to say this.

Opuna basically doesn’t speak, but you can hear dialogue in Paradiso.

Are you speaking fluently instead of just shouting slogans?

It’s too hard to return to work after the battle, so I wonder if I could just do it on the PC… as long as I can use the mouse…

I think characters without nostrils have more cuteness as deformed characters.

>>96

The character has become less substantial…

Considering how much effort the empress put into creating the game, there aren’t many ports, are there?

Speaking of which, this guy isn’t Yaru-chan after all.

I want to appear in the Abyss.

Including younger siblings.

The main game is like a Dragon Quest hero, where basically the people around you speak on your behalf.

By the way, the development was done by the people who made Dragon Quest.

The voice is from Musou, but I speak normally.

I hope you will use it as an in-house tool for a long time.

The character modeling for the famous dance video from Dragon Quest 7 was done by the president.

The character design of Opuna is also by the president, you know.

I think it’s a pretty good game and I like it, but I also think moving around is cumbersome and it can be disorienting.

If you’re going to go crazy and do a remaster, I at least want you to do something about this.

The Empress was born by embracing Yuji Horii.

Now that I’ve cleared it, I can say it was a good game.

When I was playing, the map, active battles, movement, flag setting, and partisans all felt like crap!

There are too many people who don’t understand the game.