>Is this actually good? Yes it's good, just don't go in expecting the hyped up "Pokemon killer" aspect. Kotaku started the phrase for clickbait and it worked. They aren't the same game at all, just two games in the monster catching genre. If you want an explanation on the battle system, someone can fill you in, don't worry the demo for the first game was indeed shit and not a good representation of how you'll go through the game. The demo for 2 was slightly better. It's heavily recommended to skip the first game and go straight for Yo-kai Watch 2.
Here's a Pastebin for all your Yo-kai Watch 2 FAQ needs: pastebin.com/JVBgWF8s This includes event passwords and QR codes, Poking tips, Door locations, and other good shit.
I thibk i heardon't somewhere Vizmedia is actually unsure if they want to localize sangokushi.
Aiden Hernandez
>3 Scramble Battle coins in a row, get Eyesoar
Well, fuck you too Skelly in the sky. I would have prefer something else.
Lucas Perry
to be honest I can't blame them. If they thought Japanese was hard to work with for localizing, imagine what would happen when you add Chinese figures into the bowl.
Bentley Hernandez
desu, I'm not surprised, it's even more Japanese than Yokai Watch. I just really want to play it without pouring over a japanese dictionary.
Daniel Turner
>I thibk i heardon't somewhere Vizmedia is actually unsure if they want to localize sangokushi. What do they have to do with the games?
Cooper Reyes
Who wants to take bets on what they'll do localizing YW3?
They're basically 4kids level at this point and the only think of either, making the 'Merican Yo-Kai Canadian or call then "Yankee" or some pun of it?
Nathan Davis
I figure they'll call them "Foreign Yo-kai" and leave it at that.
Owen Jenkins
Southern Yo-kai (Brent predicts they will move south) Modern Yo-kai Are my predictions on what they'll call merican kai
