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Also, I have Windjammers and League Bowling. I'm sure there are others, but I would
need to dig them up. My favorite game on the NeoGeo was Samurai Shodown II. I consider it the best game for the system. Fighting games and sports games are definitely my favorite, although I've been playing a lot of reality-based FPSes lately. Andrew, you've got no chance. I'll take him at Soul
Calibur II and any other fighting game. GS: There's a big NeoGeo emulation scene these days. People dump new arcade games into ROM files just days after they're released, and thousands more people download them for free and play them illegally on their PCs. What are your thoughts on this phenomenon? CO: It's an interesting dilemma. No one really wants to be the bad guy or spend a lot of money to stop this from happening.
2019. [126] The game sold 139,298 physical retail copies on the PlayStation Vita in addition to another 55,090 units on the PlayStation 3 within its first week of release in Japan, ranking second and sixth place respectively within the Japanese software sales charts for that particular week, narrowly behind Bloodborne taking the top spot. [127] A fourth game titled Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization was released in Japan for the PS4, Vita, and Windows on October 27, 2016[128] and worldwide on
November 8, 2016, for the PS4 and Vita. [129] A social network game called Sword Art Online: End World was released for Japanese feature phones and smartphones on February 28, 2013[130][131] with more than 1 million registered users. [132] It was discontinued in September 2017. Another freemium game for Android and iOS titled Sword Art Online: Code
Register launched in 2014, and over 3,000,000 users have downloaded the game.
[89] From the Legend of Crimson's release in Japan, Daryl Harding, writing for Crunchyroll News praised the story and comedy of the film noting that the "classic humor of (the TV series) translates well to a film runtime. " Daryl Harding did criticise the film by stating that "It doesn't look too different than the TV series" even with "more effects placed over the animation during scenes of explosive magic. "[90] In contrast, a common criticism of the anime was its inconsistent character animation, one that was described as "low budget" as characters appeared off-model. [86] Koichi Kikuta responded by stating such design was intentional, hoping to "bring out the individuality of each character" rather than the prettier artwork in the light novels; to do this, Kikuta's animation displayed "their more human sides, like their unflattering traits and their distressed moments. "[36] Crunchyroll's Kim Morrissy considered the animation to be humorous, especially fitting in a comedic anime. [86] Kotaku writer Richard Eisenbeis explained
much of the series' humor derives from the deconstruction of Kazuma's hopes of
becoming the hero of a fantasy world, instead realizing he is forced to struggle his way through the world. [85] Comparing Kazuma's problems in a fantasy world to those in real life, Creamer wrote about a sense of relatability between the series' protagonists and the audience, as the party deals with issues like debt and taking questionable jobs because of high pay. On a critical note, Creamer disapproved of Kazuma's negative attitude, which he felt harmed the comedy in the series. [88] KonoSuba's characters, especially those in Kazuma's party, have garnered favorable reactions in the anime community. Creamer described the group as possessing a "strange but endearing chemistry," as the members are unfriendly with one another, yet are close. [88] Morrissy added the party's "emotional bond is also evident in the ways they interact with each other.
