.hack//zero
Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 10:50 am
what to do when .hack//zero is still untranslated???
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How is that possible, story wise?AuraTwilight wrote:Probably not, as it was never completed, even in Japan. However, the new //Link PSP game has the entire, finished story of Zero as a playable mission, so that's the best we can really hope for.
In .Hack//LINK a large part of the story focuses in travelling through The World's memories of the past events, which means you get to play, as Tokio, through many events from SIGN, IMOQ, AI Buster, Zero as mentioned, Roots, GU...and pretty much everything that's happened in the story of .Hack up until now, even including non-canon media such like XXXX or Trilogy (shown as "alternative timelines"). So, that's how it's possible to play through Zero's story in a game that was released far in the future, while keeping it real and making sense (well...somehow).Tack wrote:How is that possible, story wise?AuraTwilight wrote:Probably not, as it was never completed, even in Japan. However, the new //Link PSP game has the entire, finished story of Zero as a playable mission, so that's the best we can really hope for.
That sounds cool and all, but remember that Zero has TWO storylines, The first is Carl (if I remember correctly) and the second with An and Mariko's relationship.TheSorrow wrote:In .Hack//LINK a large part of the story focuses in travelling through The World's memories of the past events, which means you get to play, as Tokio, through many events from SIGN, IMOQ, AI Buster, Zero as mentioned, Roots, GU...and pretty much everything that's happened in the story of .Hack up until now, even including non-canon media such like XXXX or Trilogy (shown as "alternative timelines"). So, that's how it's possible to play through Zero's story in a game that was released far in the future, while keeping it real and making sense (well...somehow).Tack wrote:How is that possible, story wise?AuraTwilight wrote:Probably not, as it was never completed, even in Japan. However, the new //Link PSP game has the entire, finished story of Zero as a playable mission, so that's the best we can really hope for.
Damn it, how can this series just keep on being so COOL!?AuraTwilight wrote:Basically, yea.