Natural Doctrine

Even if ps3 version of games are usually cheaper, it's less than half the price here. What's the ps3 version's catch? I don't have a ps4 or a vita so it's my only option. I did see NISA's logo on the cover which is very worrying. Does it have game-crashing bugs every minute or something?
Also, is the game itself any good? I love SRPGs so it instantly appealed to me. Reviews seem to hate it but mostly for retarded reasons like "muh graphics" or "it's too hard"

Yes, the game is great. Story is trash but there's actual strategy involved. Don't expect to be able to grind and power through.

I only played the Vita version so I don't know how the PS3 version functions, sorry.

Yeah, I'm hoping there's a sale soon myself. The price is a little high at the moment and worse on the PSN. It's crazy how these people don't competitively price their digital downloads and barely ever have a sale.

Vita is just rare, ps4 i imagine is probably the definitive edition with better framerate and grafxs and what not.

so it was rape rape? or sexual assault against the game?

Is this import friendly?

Thanks, that's exactly what I saw looking for in this game.

Is it really? These prices were on Amazon FR so it's not like I looked for them very far, I guess it depends on where you live.

Alright, I guess I just got paranoid because I saw the NISA logo. I suppose I'm just lucky it's that low then.

What do you mean? Is there a reason to buy the nip version instead of this one?

Game is extremely unforgiving if you fuck up but its really good. Gameplay is solid and rewards skill and while I never pay attention to graphics they're pretty solid. The character models kinda look like those anime figurines you see weebs get, but better looking. Writing for story and characters are cooker cutter. I.e know it all mage , cutesy little girl with a big companion, logical support, battle hardend swordsmen. You get it. All in all I suggest it highly, literally spent hours redoing one mission.

This game got the Demon Gaze/Stranger of the Sword City treatment. So there's nothing wrong with it. When NISA is being supervised by another company they can actually do a good job. But when they're not, just look at Ar Tonelico, Disgaea D2, Mugen Souls, etc.

Even then the game is nice enough to give you checkpoints. I really enjoyed what I've played so far of the game. Don't give a shit about story but every map is pretty varied while having crazy setups for you to tackle. It's a game that really rewards strategic play and that's the main thing I wanted from it. Music, while not very memorable, wasn't bad either.

Why do games keep coming out for the PS3? My 360 is just standing there gatjering dust while this thing gets all the cool games.