Akiba's Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed - 10th Anniversary Edition - Nintendo Switch

This game is such a guilty pleasure to play. I can't help but feel so awkward as I have to fight vampire by exposing them to sunlight. And in order to expose them to sunlight, you have to strip them?! Ah genius, who would have thought of such a brilliant concept. It's pretty raunchy way to fight vampire but I haven't come across any actual nudity, though, I wouldn't suggest playing this in front of your family. Putting aside the silly concept, this game remind me a little bit of a street brawler style similar to the river city franchise, however weapons you pick up have to be equipped off-screen which i find to be such an inconvenience. This game seem to have a lot of pop culture references from Japan. I found these references to be quite amusing since some of them does correlate to real issues the country are facing. This game I bought come in an anniversary kit which include a small artwork book and two CD of songs from the game. One of the CDs, however, have the same song multiple time over but with different vocals. I care for neither of these things but they are some nice addition to the game bundle for the collectors out there, I suppose. Overall fun game to play to pass time.

Great buy, the most care Ihave seen so far in shipping aLimited Edition, Collectors Game!Came Flaweless, BNIB!

The story, characters, gameplay are great but it's graphics are not entirely lacking compared to Akiba's Strip Undead and Undress. It doesn't seem to be a remake to me. It's like it's just a copy paste content from the old PS2 version. Loading takes a lot of time to load sometimes even with a very low graphics the movement of the mc, npcs and other characters are lagging as well.Nonetheless, it's still a great purchase. But there's a small problem...my box has a small tear when I opened it from the parcel bag. From the looks of things, either the courier wasn't careful in handling it. Amazon is to blame for this one.

Full of sexual innuendos and lots of stripping folks down to their skivvies (no actual nudity), it is a fun diversion. The game isn't overly difficult (gameplay is pretty straightforward, and you can easily become overpowered if you do all the side quests), but the storyline is quite entertaining. If you want to dress as a dapper businessman or a cat maid, it is up to you. Enjoy the ride and don't lose your shirt (or pants) along the way.

Got damaged to varying degrees both on the original order that was all mashed up, and on the replacement that had a gash on the collection box. Yeah I know the thing comes in its own box that isnt flimsy amazon, but its still lightweight carboard in a collectors set, throw it in something with more product protection than a darn bag, I didn't notice the gashes on the box through the plastic wrap on the replacement set before opening, If I knew this was going to keep happening id have just gotten the game alone cheaper. Great artbook and OST, if you have the flexibility the collection itself is great.

This collector's edition is good to get if you want the soundtrack to DBP (Dirty Bloody Princess). Also comes with art book that features all Akiba Trip games. The game itself also shows an ad that Akiba's Trip Undead and Undress will be available for the switch too.

I cant believe I found this special edition for this price. I'm seriously considering bying another one for an investment.

Akiba's Trip is an action/rpg game. This 10th anniversary version is an HD port of the PSP original. While I'm sure the game was impressive when it originally released, the gameplay is held back by the trappings of the PSP hardware. Stilted attack animations, bland backgrounds, etc.That said, the game gives a view of otaku culture, with characters who are deeply involved in their hobbies. An interesting twist on the vampire story, quirky characters, and a vertical slice of Japan = 6/10, good game.

Primero, la versión es bastante buena, con su soundtrack y su libro de arte, que de paso es de buena calidad.Pasando al juego, si mal no recuerdo este es un juego porteado de PSP, y la verdad se nota bastante, gráficos bastante poligonales, aún así eso se perdona, en jugabilidad pues..... Los controles son algo toscos, el juego en si solo se trata de ir golpeando y quitando ropa a los transeúntes, así que te puedes aburrir a largo plazo.Cómpralo solo si eres fan de este tipo de "japonesadas" de lo contrario tal vez no te guste el juego, ah! Y de preferencia cuando esté en oferta, lo conseguí como en $480, la verdad aunque los agregados de la edición son buenos, no pagaría más de $600

I enjoy it is fun

Controls are a little clunky as expected from older games. However, it is worth the asking price.Arrived damaged as Amazon chucked it in a padded bag instead of a proper shipping box.

El juego es bueno y entretenido. La historia está basada en los otakus por lo que habrá momentos típicos de los otakus jsjsj. Además que sus extras de la edición hacen merecer la pena el pagar el precio. Mi único problema es el claro escalado de texturas que demuestran que era un juego de PSP.

The combat is pretty clunky as the controls haven't been adapted to the switch. The original PSP machine did not have a second control stick for camera and it shows in this game as controlling the camera is close to impossible. There's also a lack of targeting that I haven't figured out or is just gone, making fighting multiple enemies really hard. I'd skip this one and put your money to something worthwhile. I bought it to support the company to encourage Undressed and Undead port but honestly I have a bit of buyer's remorse. Only buy if your a big fan or want to support the company. Otherwise I recommend getting the Digimon Port.