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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1: NES, PlayStation, Sega Saturn... High school girls today, fascinated by the retro games that once captivated the world, passionately discuss their passion for games! What will emerge between them, rivalry or friendship?
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192
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4065359716
ISBN13:
9784065359716
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暁のルナsays
May 1, 2025
Still good, but it focused more on character/relationship development, and less on the deep dives this time - which made it a bit less interesting for me. It's not like they're totally gone or anything though. And the two leads' interactions are still enjoyable, with a new shopkeeper side character as a nice addition.
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May 31, 2025
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Volume 2 is surprisingly a much easier read than the first. They still get pretty deep into the weeds on some weird, esoteric gaming-related topics but the trivia is always interesting and it doesn't make as many esoteric historical comparisons (or have the names of complex chemicals). I feel like this volume is also a bit more focused on the character development which makes it more compelling. The two girls are clearly starting to become two friends (and say each other's names a lot so I can finally remember who's who!) and while each chapter still focuses around some odd point of gaming ephemera, it's starting to also be in service of a plotline. I'm hoping we'll see some of the deeper threads develop in further volumes. I'd like to see more of how Yoshiko's game turns out, and one chapter takes a surprising turn into creepypasta territory (while also elucidating some cool trivia). We have a new character in the plucky game story employee who's a bit more personable than Yoshiko but also has a deep well of strange knowledge. It's still tricky in places but the art is great and I think it's shaping up into something special.
(Also I was jazzed that I have that same transparent Salamander cartridge)