9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors (The Nonary Games Edition)
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Virtue's Last Reward
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inb4 Danganronpa
inb4 Gyakuten Saiban
Zero Escape
Nathaniel Rivera
Liam Sanchez
is this really a professional company's launcher?
or is this a cracked warez version?
this shit looks so bad wtf
Luke Wright
It's called the Chunsoft special
Lincoln Flores
game so good it dont even matter
Logan Davis
Didn't expect VLR to get such a clear and incontestable lead.
Can anyone who's voted give its opinion about what they prefered in VLR? Was it because the original 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors was missing VA and the now iconic Uchikoshi flowchart?
t.9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors fanboy
Adrian Bailey
999 has best art and I love that it's all still images and the series shouldn't have transitioned into 3D, but once I got into VLR and got over the 3D shit, it was a wild ride and I loved every twist and turn completely. 999 isn't bad at all and I love it, but VLR is just better.
Hudson Butler
it's just a launcher man goddamn
Thomas Howard
999 best twist and climax
VLR best ride
ZTD best memes
Can't prove me wrong.
Logan Hernandez
Nah prefer no VA honestly, The flowchart was significantly better but I think it comes down to better alternate endings in VLR where as the endings in 999 were mostly just junpei got stabbed and things like that.
Michael Morales
999 because the English VA in the Nonary Games edition is phenomenal.
Jack Watson
But without the addition of ZTD(curse be upon him) the endings of VLR are kinda abrupts even with the non-canon one unlocked.
While 9,9,9 has a fairly tight ending though somewhat cliché with most of its plot points resolved (I refuse to acknowledge Alice in 999)
Jack Davis
>VLR is winning
Some slack jaw autistic fag is probably making sure the objectively worst game of the two is going to win because they want to be a contrarian who appears right about something.
Asher Hughes
>worst game of the two
But VLR is the better game. Far better puzzle rooms plus multiple solutions.
Austin Powell
>multiple solutions
Do you mean the golden files?
Jackson Powell
Personally, the thing I love the most about VLR is the cliffhanger ending and the trash heap sequel it has spawned.
Elijah Hall
Let's be honest here for a second.
999 is a standalone game and never needed any sequels. In fact, sequels only detract from it's greatness
Jose Ward
Yes.
Brody Mitchell
I don't know what possessed them to decide it needed sequels.
Zachary Kelly
I nearly quit at the alien transporter thing but managed to hold on until ***** took off his Ray-Ban to show us his stupid purple eyes
Oliver Moore
I love 999 the most and it has the best visuals and I wish the other games had the same artstyle. Even if it meant sacrificing stuff like animations I would've preferred the original art.
That said, I really enjoyed VLR as an experience and I think Sigma is just as good of an MC, maybe even better than Junpei.
Evan Martinez
Yeah I don't know what they were thinking with the last puzzle I think it's the one thing everyone agree about how awful it is.
The only theory i have is that they were really proud of the flip your DS gimmick and didn't bother to make it more exciting in the remaster.
Evan Kelly
>I KIDNAPPED CHILDREN AND GOT SOME KILLED BECAUSE I JUST WANTED TO SEE FACES
Chase Perry
sorry but the closed loop time travel shenanigans makes VLR my choice
Liam Hernandez
999 is good but you have to be a fucking retard to think its better then VLR
Gabriel Cruz
It's played for a laugh Junpei immediately puts the tape back on his mouth as soon as he start rambling.
The real crime is the "My motives are... complex" in ZTD
Charles Phillips
vlr felt a bit too long
999 has more soul
I dislike the lifeless 3d models
Evan Allen
I only read about them on lparchive, but I just found VLR to be far more interesting with all the plot twists, shame they bouched the sequel.
Aaron White
Ahhh, good old ZTD shitposting days.
Easton Rogers
I kinda disliked how they made using and tapping into the morphogenetic field easier with each sequel culminating in ZTD where everyone constantly zap around the place.
It's like powercreep in visual novel form
Bentley Thompson
He was right.
Cooper Flores
999 is a great game start to finish. VLR starts out super interesting with cool puzzles but quickly drops the ball when things start feeling repetitive or even like cop-outs and the ending doesn't feel satisfying at all.