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    89 KB Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:30 No.626075  
    Hey /lit/, what Visual Novels do you like? (They're not that different from regular novels, really, so I don't see why they wouldn't belong here.)

    Pic related, Giniro was pretty badass.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:32 No.626086
    >Is no gream as same as daed"

    And that's all we have time for folks! I'd like to thank our guests and all our sponsors. Good night!
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:32 No.626087
    I am pretty convinced there has never been one that didn't suck
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:33 No.626091
    >>626086
    Oh, it was just a small typo, shit happens. Who really cares.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:34 No.626092
    >They're not that different

    Pictures
    Interactive

    >>>/jp/
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:34 No.626094
    Wait, what's the difference between a visual novel and a graphic novel/comic or just manga in general?
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:34 No.626097
    >>626094
    It has music and sometimes voices
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:38 No.626115
    GET OUT KS DEVS!
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:39 No.626118
    >>626097
    Get the fuck out.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:39 No.626119
    >>626097
    "Oh no, music, voices, scary!" Come on, it's still not that different. You're mostly just reading it anyway.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:40 No.626125
    >>626091

    Small typo? The whole sentence is incoherent.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:41 No.626131
    >>626118
    No, dude, seriously. It's true. I know crazy right? Well it's a fact and you'll just have to live with it.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:42 No.626145
    Hotel Dusk: The Secret of Room 215 for the DS.

    Best Visual novel on the DS, and a really fucking good story.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:45 No.626164
    Ok now before things get all heated up in here I just want to say the Maeda Jun is the most overrated faggot involved in the medium. Just wanted to get that off my chest.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:45 No.626167
    Umineko is a really fun mystery, its definitely anime-ish but the story is top-notch and interestingly done. Writing is pulp, but then again its a VN so as long as you aren't expecting much its pretty good.

    Considering any VN 'literature' is a huge stretch, they are closer to graphic novels.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:48 No.626184
    >>626164
    His shit is popular because he writes dramas that don't have sex scenes with h-game troupes.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:50 No.626198
    >>626184
    His troupes seem very h-game to me. imo.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:51 No.626206
    H + T p : // @ t . K I M M o Á . 5 3 /
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:52 No.626210
    Also: anything made by Nasu is pretentious shit
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:55 No.626233
    The only one I played was Katawa Shoujo (Disability Girls)
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:57 No.626243
    >>626198
    I meant he had h-game troupes with no sex, syntax problem.
    >>626210
    I've read through all the routes of Tsukihime and Fate/Stay Night. It's pulp fiction, fights are the center with lots of world building and explanations of why something happened with a bit of mystery. It is what it is, doesn't try to be anything special.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)19:58 No.626246
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JXuJPL1nrQ
    ^^^^^
    basically what every visual novel is
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:02 No.626276
    I played some of the visual novels:
    Red Shift
    Narcissu
    Tsukihime
    >> Ace Rand !Hd0MadUVkQ 05/03/10(Mon)20:05 No.626293
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    >>626167
    I absolutely loved Umineko, and I wish Witch-hunt would hurry up on Epsiode 6. It fixed what was wrong with Higurashi(too much circlejerking after the initial 'game', when no more introductions are needed) while stepping up the supernatural.

    A great blend of anti-mystery and anti-magic, and has a few passages that make you think about how mysteries even in the west are structured.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:06 No.626299
    I can't take Visual Novels seriously because they usually have hentai on them and I just end up laughing or not taking the story seriously.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:08 No.626315
    I played some Pheonix Wright games. I'm pretty casual when it comes to visual novels.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:08 No.626316
    http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=8605780d4228a713d0d290dca69ceb5cc518b8aa2e7682b3c95965eaa7bc68bc

    Here's Critical Point a Visual Hentai Novel made in 1998
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:09 No.626323
    >>626276
    You have good taste.
    Man, I completely missed the point in Red Shift, and it took weeks before I realised that The main char. and the sick girl both died
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:11 No.626339
    Most VNs aren't that great in the same way you probably wouldn't like a random book you picked out of Walmart's book section. You have to look for the really good ones. IMO, Cross Channel, Clannad, Symphonic Rain, and Hello World are all great.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:12 No.626342
    Is this an anime thread? The only anime I'm watching right now is The Tatami Galaxy. Everything else looks like shit
    >> sage sage 05/03/10(Mon)20:12 No.626343
    goes in all fields. this thread is bad and you should feel bad.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:12 No.626345
    >>626293
    I like it because it is crazy.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:12 No.626347
    >>626339
    see
    >>626164
    >> Ace Rand !Hd0MadUVkQ 05/03/10(Mon)20:13 No.626353
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    >>626345
    It does get pretty fucking crazy.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:17 No.626360
    Fuck yeah, Umineko.
    I kind of miss discussing Nasu- and Ryukishi- related shit ever since I moved from /jp/ to /lit/.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:17 No.626361
    Is there a single one of these that doesn't have retarded generic character designs
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:18 No.626363
    >>626360
    I'm sure you only talk about dumb fantasy and science fiction books here anyway so you might as well go back there
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:18 No.626364
    >>626361
    Life has retarded generic character designs.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:20 No.626369
    >>626364
    Actually life has people with a wide variety of looks, some quite beautiful, some quite ugly, some quite middling
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:22 No.626377
    >>626369
    And these are only arbitrary distinctions that have little meaning besides to us. To an objective observer, we all look pretty damn similar.

    Maybe anime characters have their own distinctions that we aren't aware of, that they use among themselves.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:22 No.626381
    >>626347
    Nothing else Maeda has ever written can even compare to Clannad.
    >> Ace !Hd0MadUVkQ 05/03/10(Mon)20:23 No.626383
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    >>626369
    It's the fallacy of the anime art style. VNs tend to be more focused on the writing though, and the art is just there to set the mood/a small visual.

    Umineko in particular has TERRIBLE TERRIBLE character art, the sprites are lazily done, but they work for what Ryukishi intended them for. The beautiful background music is what really sets the mood.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:25 No.626389
    Visual novels = cartoons. Take it to /a/ or /co/.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:25 No.626392
    >>626075
    >They're not that different from regular novels, really,
    Excuse me, I have to interject here. Japanese culture, particularly in terms of writing, is far behind the West. If I were to draw a direct comparison, I'd say Japan now is at about the same level as victorian England.

    They're far behind, the quality is shit, and they have a lot of catching up to do.

    Anyone who considers Japan superior or even equal to the West, is probably experiencing nostalgia for older, simpler times.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:25 No.626393
    >>626377
    lmfao
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:26 No.626396
    >>626381
    shit cant compare with shit. agreed
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:26 No.626398
    >>626392
    Racist.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:27 No.626406
    >>626392
    I like how you're implying that the classics of the 19th and 20th centuries are inferior to modern books like Harry Potter and Twilight.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:29 No.626411
    >>626398
    Culturist, actually, if that's a word - or even if it isn't. Being Japanese does not make someone genetically incapable of doing good writing. But being raised in Japanese culture does ensure it. Even the best of their work only comes to "decent/good" by Western standards.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:31 No.626417
    >>626411
    If you have not read them in the original Japanese well then I'm afraid we can't take you seriously
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:31 No.626420
    >>626406
    I like how those are the best examples of modern literature you could think of.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:31 No.626421
    >>626411
    Yeah man, you're right. Fight Club is the best book of all time. Ron Paul /b/.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:32 No.626422
    >>626406
    >pick the very best of one era
    >compare it to shitty books from another
    No. Look at the average book from each place/time.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:32 No.626423
    >>626411
    They don't have the same standards and limitations the west does. Completely egoculturist view, beyond that theres quite a few great japanese novels that have extremely different viewpoints than western ones.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:33 No.626425
    >>626422
    The average book of any time from any place is trash
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:35 No.626432
    Fate/Stay Night is the most literary out of all of them.

    I would read it if it was a conventional novel, and I read it now as a visual one.

    Damn traditionalists.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:35 No.626434
    >>626425
    The average book, these days, is a lot better than the average book back then, or the average book made in Japan, much as you'd like to pretend otherwise.
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:40 No.626452
    >>626434
    I'm not pretending one way or the other, but I doubt you've actually read enough books to say that with any merit
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:46 No.626482
    >>626452
    >VNs aren't real literature, therefore books are superior
    >Japanese can't write, therefore VNs aren't as good as western literature
    >You disagree with me, therefore you don't know what you're talking about.

    You realize you sound like a fuckin idiot?
    >> Anonymous 05/03/10(Mon)20:48 No.626493
    >>626482
    You aren't making any sense



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