Comments on: Bishoujo Topics: ‘Tis the Season!

By: bamboo

bamboo — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 15:21:12 +0000

Ah, yes, Snow Sakura is a great game to play this time of the year. Well, it’s a great game, period. All that snowy romance generally leaves me with a warm glow inside. It’s a little late for Xmas,now, but, remember, a few scenes also take place on New Year’s Eve. And then there’s Osoujisuru, which we’ve sort of gotten an early start on in the Bamboo house.

By: D.13th

D.13th — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 10:06:28 +0000

Snow Sakura ne~
A fine title… But…
The absence of gore, sorrowful fairwells, and most important of all… Twins for twincest event scenes… ^_^
Still one nice title although I’m not all for romances that much. But that’s just me…

Say… Any chances of translating and/or porting this one…?

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This is my kind of ” Christmas Present ” heh heh… ; )

By: coerloyal

coerloyal — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 12:42:58 +0000

Snow Sakura… 1st VN ever!!!

Yeah, I also love that game.

By: BlackStorm945

BlackStorm945 — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 02:56:04 +0000

I loved Snow Sakura game, it is one of my all time favorites… I live in Wisconsin USA, so I know what they are talking about with the cold lol, but that’s not the reason I liked it so much, I liked it because it is something that could happen in real life. and it wasn’t based around sex, but more of the romance. it’s a very sweet story.

By: Ignosco

Ignosco — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 05:26:11 +0000

PULLTOP’s Shirokuma Bell Stars, released today, seems to be the only attempt at the genre in the last few years. It looks very shiny, and the staff working on it are excellent, but beyond that, I’m not sure how much substance it’ll actually have.

For fuyuge in a more general sense that feature Christmas, I’m playing Palette’s Mashiroiro Symphony at the moment. Although Christmas is one of the more important days in each of the paths I’ve cleared, in a similar way to Snow Sakura, the scenes still aren’t the most memorable parts of the game. The only eroge I’ve tried so far that left a lasting impression in that sense was Leaf’s Tenshi no Inai, where all of the paths end on Christmas Eve. None of the five true endings are as depressing as they could (should?) have been, but Yukio’s in particular was very well done.