Sengoku Hime- "Scarely Done": "Didn't Think It Would Be Sold That Many" (AkibaBlog)

Sengoku Hime- "Scarely Done": "Didn't Think It Would Be Sold That Many"

A bishoujo game, Sengoku Hime -Senran no Yo ni Honoo Tatsu-, which was also talked in Itai News, seems like selling well. A person at Sofmap AM Branch said "it's selling pretty well." A person in Asobit Game City, which created a section of " Sengoku Hime " said "should be the best selling game of this brand. Yesterday (only in one day), a few hundreds of the game were sold. We didn't think it would be sold that many."

Sengoku Hime @ Asobit Game City [Demo was There]
Bonus at the Store: A Telephone Card of Shingen-chan and Kenshin-chan with Nekomimi & Its Post Card

Bishoujo Game, Sengoku Hime -Senran no Yo ni Honoo Tatsu-, Which was Released on the 20th
Generals at the Warring States Period Became Bishoujo

A Customer Who Stared at the Back Package of Sengoku Hime @ Asobit Game City

A bishoujo game, Sengoku Hime -Senran no Yo ni Honoo Tatsu-, which was also talked in Itai News, seems like selling well.

Bishoujo game, Sengoku Hime is, according to Game-style , "bishoujo characters who were created based on generals at the Warring States period fight for the unification of the world. It was illustrated by the total of 10 creators including Michihito Amagi, Kashi, and Ryou Yonee. This kind of illustration was also written.

Asobit Game City displayed the illustration of its bonus telephone card- Shingen-chan and Kenshin-chan with Nekomimi & its post card. A person in Asobit Game City said "should be the best selling game of this brand. Yesterday (only in one day), a few hundreds of the game were sold. We didn't think it would be sold that many."

When I walked around Akiba on the 21st, Sengoku Hime -Senran no Yo ni Honoo Tatsu- was sold out only at one store. A staff at a store said "since it was introduced on Itai News, we were worried if we had enough stocks. And indeed, it was sold out at the night of the 20th." A person at Sofmap AM Branch said "I ordered the game additionally by using my brain, so we still have enough stocks" and "it's selling pretty well."

Comments after playing Sengoku Hime were: Dari-dari-san said "I knew before, but the level of illustrators has a big gap! If you wanna keep your motivation from the illustrations, the level of Shimazu should be the stable one." Abo-san said "it's not a good game (the illustrations are not so good, the system is not so good, there are only few numbers of events, and so on… Compare to Sengoku Rance, Kenshin is…They are poles apart (right?)." Short-Circuits-blog-san wrote "I… don't have any confidence to finish this game…"