按此可將縮圖變更大的圖像於 The Idolm@ster: Live for You! [Limited Edition]
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vespene(17) on 22, Jul. 2008 15:14 (HKT)
Review
This game is a sequel to "iDOLM@STER" for the 360. The way the game plays is fairly simple, like Taiko no Tatsujin is played. Although it plays like Taiko, it has stricter timing. This game is fanservice for the people who enjoyed the first game. It's also very easy to set up characters and have them play whatever ...[更多...]
You can coordinate the girls' live performances freely.
There remix versions of popular songs from the last installment, new dance routines and new costumes are available.
詳細描述
In this innovative simulation game, you act as a producer and make your special girl's dream come true. That is, turn her into an idol! You start from the beginning, from choosing your special girl, training her, taking her to promotional events and auditions, arranging for her to go on TV to forming your own idol group. You are not only to take care of her professional needs, but personal needs such as arranging weekends and vacations for her. During these leisure activities, she might show you her hidden sides, depending on how close you are with her. These memories will be invaluable when she has to go to auditions or appeal to judges in these competitive events, not to mention that they also contribute to the progression of your relationship with her.
The more success you have bringing up your own idol group, the nearer you are to the top position in the entertainment industry: The Idolm@ster.
With The Idolm@ster Live for You! Find out more about the potential idols you are working with!
Review This game is a sequel to "iDOLM@STER" for the 360. The way the game plays is fairly simple, like Taiko no Tatsujin is played. Although it plays like Taiko, it has stricter timing. This game is fanservice for the people who enjoyed the first game. It's also very easy to set up characters and have them play whatever song you like. As for the language barrier, there isn't a great amount of Japanese text to be found.
Overall, the entirety of the game can be played without the knowledge of Japanese. It is far easier to comprehend than what the original title was (for non-Japanese), but it doesn't have as much depth as the original game, either.
The achievements in this game are also very easy. It might take you around 4 hours at maximum to get all of them.
I think it's an enjoyable game to play. They keep releasing updates with downloadable content (sometimes free items with catalogs) because it is highly popular. Along with this, they also include gifts which come with some costumes (usually, they are 500 ms points + free gift), and usually the free gifts are a 3-4 item set from the original game.
Unfortunately, accessories cannot be transferred from the original game to this title, and so forth.
