Also, in Japanese culture, 30 and beyond is "old."
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Also, in Japanese culture, 30 and beyond is "old."
People in Japan must not age very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephex
hard mode?
My goodness, until I saw them at that resolution on that website I'd never noticed how horrifying Tifa's, Aeris' and Yuffie's eyes are in the official artwork.
Anyways I may consider getting this, emphasis placed heavily on may.
You had me thinking this was the HD remake people were asking about for ages.
That's the irony of it. People in Japan are statistically living longer than most of the world. They also show their age far less.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkchronoPeople in Japan must not age very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephex
I want it to be higher resolution. =(
Hmm, they must have a lot more of an old fashioned society than America does then. In America the 30's is often considered to be an even more attractive phase of life than the 20's are. And most people would consider a 30 year old to be far more attractive than a 20 year old.Quote:
Originally Posted by DMKAThat's the irony of it. People in Japan are statistically living longer than most of the world. They also show their age far less.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkchronoPeople in Japan must not age very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephex
"Old" isn't really an insult in Japan.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkchronoHmm, they must have a lot more of an old fashioned society than America does then. In America the 30's is often considered to be an even more attractive phase of life than the 20's are. And most people would consider a 30 year old to be far more attractive than a 20 year old.Quote:
Originally Posted by DMKAThat's the irony of it. People in Japan are statistically living longer than most of the world. They also show their age far less.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkchronoPeople in Japan must not age very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephex
It isn't meant to be an insult. From what I understand, the culture considers middle age and up to be "old." Simple as that. In most anime or video games I have played that was created in Japan, while the also call the elderly old, they say the same for anybody in their 30s or above.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sylvie"Old" isn't really an insult in Japan.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkchronoHmm, they must have a lot more of an old fashioned society than America does then. In America the 30's is often considered to be an even more attractive phase of life than the 20's are. And most people would consider a 30 year old to be far more attractive than a 20 year old.Quote:
Originally Posted by DMKAThat's the irony of it. People in Japan are statistically living longer than most of the world. They also show their age far less.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkchronoPeople in Japan must not age very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephex
Example: In Tales of Vespira, Raven is consider the "old man" of the party and he is 35.
I have to buy a PC?
Well, it has already been re-released for just about everything else.