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The Idolm@ster series has turned 11 today!
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R_thanatos
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Lol @ the jojo references
Also , takane is the best ..
Also , takane is the best ..
Azure Phoenix
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The true reason Tekken 7 isn't out on consoles until next year is because Harada will be busy playing Platinum Stars for the next 6 months.
Tyrant Rave
Banned
My friends
Yayoi is good too
Theonik
Member
I think I'll go for option 3.
Captain Rage Quit 69
Banned
the OP has convinced me that I need idols in my life
where do I start, I already own Tekken 3 so I can get some of the story there
where do I start, I already own Tekken 3 so I can get some of the story there
Happy birthday, Imas.
Chihaya > Ryo > Miki > Makoto > the rest of 765 and 876 in some random order > Aikatsu > the various second-rate imitators like Love Live > Cindy Gals.
The timeline where the Cinderella Girls fall into Granblue Fantasy and stay there is clearly the best timeline.
Still holding out hope for the 3rd Wave to start on NX, Bamco!
Chihaya > Ryo > Miki > Makoto > the rest of 765 and 876 in some random order > Aikatsu > the various second-rate imitators like Love Live > Cindy Gals.
The timeline where the Cinderella Girls fall into Granblue Fantasy and stay there is clearly the best timeline.
Still holding out hope for the 3rd Wave to start on NX, Bamco!
TheGeniusArcana
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Just in case anyone here hasn't seen this masterpiece.
Ultimadrago
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Just in case anyone here hasn't seen this masterpiece.
The best.
MetroidPrimeRib
Banned
I only watched Cinderella Girls. Love Laika is the best.
cj_iwakura
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I imported a Japanese 360 back in mid-2007, and one of the main reasons I did so was to play Idolmaster. Much fun was had in those days.
It's a shame the series has been progressively moving further away from the arcade-y simulation gameplay of the first game. I find it hard to enjoy the series without it, though I was willing to make an exception during the Age of Ryo for personal reasons. Since then, the only iM@S-related thing I've been able to care about is Saki Mizushima.
So sad that it had to end like this, but the fond memories will live on...
It's a shame the series has been progressively moving further away from the arcade-y simulation gameplay of the first game. I find it hard to enjoy the series without it, though I was willing to make an exception during the Age of Ryo for personal reasons. Since then, the only iM@S-related thing I've been able to care about is Saki Mizushima.
So sad that it had to end like this, but the fond memories will live on...
A little bit hyperbolic, considering the console games are still idol management sims at their core?
Even since back then IM@S has had non-sim games in the series as well.
Eh, maybe a little hyperbolic, though them becoming less arcade-y is the more important part to me.
And don't remind me about L4U...can't believe I bought that LE...at full price...
While my first tangential exposure to im@s was MOU IKKAI! loops, I hadn't really gotten into it until DereSute was released. I ended up enjoying the game and the characters a lot. Several months later, I'm a total Ninomiya-P, importing her single and Cool Jewelries 003 to get at her cover of "Skyclad Observer".
Of course, this is thanks to the OG crew that started it all 11 years ago. I'm hoping to watch the anime series involving them someday, to get acquainted with them.
Of course, this is thanks to the OG crew that started it all 11 years ago. I'm hoping to watch the anime series involving them someday, to get acquainted with them.