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Eternal Poison
Yesterday Atlus announced suddenly that it will be releasing Eternal Poison (known as Poison Pink in Japan) for the PS2. I admit that I hadn’t even heard of the game, so I was a bit intrigued. The game’s main site just opened, but the video featured on the site is pretty short and doesn’t show much of the gameplay. I found this extended Japanese trailer which has a lot more to show:
Aside from my lack of knowledge, I was further intrigued by the game’s unique gothic-lolita character design. In Japan the goth style doesn’t have quite the same connotations that it does here in the States–Japan interpreting the style as more of a nostalgia for a romantic past that never existed, whereas in the States the style is associated with antisocial misfits. Hopefully the cultural difference won’t deter people who will be interested in it. Here is a screenshot of two of the game’s main characters, Teiji (left) and Rutica (right):
What I know of Eternal Poison’s story lead me to believe it won’t suffer the same fate as Stella Deus. Here is a brief preview of the game’s story:
Kings and Princesses are a little overplayed, but I think the game’s darker twist will make it stand out.
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