Sawato-senpai! and Takuyo games

Yay, I finally finished Sawato-senpai’s route in Little Aid! I found this guide to work just fine, the only change is that the last decision is on the 21st, not the 22nd.

It’s interesting, Little Aid, actually all the Takuyo games, seem to kind of be interconnected. The first one I played was Panic Palette, where Sawato-senpai is a side character. Looking at the Takuyo website I recognized him in Little Aid. And now playing Little Aid, several side characters seem like they have a backstory of their own (that you don’t find out about in Little Aid). After doing a little digging, I found out that Little Aid is set at the same high school as e’tude prologue but one year later! So now I have to go and order e’tude prologue – stuff like this always pulls me in even if the links are pretty weak.  I guess it’s a good thing that companies keep adapting their old games for new systems, because e’tude prologue first came out in 1998!!

4 Responses to “Sawato-senpai! and Takuyo games”

1. Trick_Shot_Princess says:

   January 12, 2009 at 9:51 pm

   Wows! Thankies for the handy guide <33 Hopefully with this I can finally finish Little Aid lol Thankies!
2. Lina says:

   January 28, 2009 at 8:36 am

   Arrgh! Little Aid, Panic Palette, E’tude Prologue… I have so many to play, and so little time. *falls off a bridge in despair* I have had the hardest time playing anything after Love Revo, though. I don’t know – it was so fun I couldn’t stop playing, over and over and over again. Now if I could just get into these others… I know I will, eventually, but Love Revo just hooked its claws into my soul. I may just have to finish everyone before it lets me go. ;( Though Harvest Moon: ToT has also eaten my soul. Kyaa~

   I have at least drawn one of my friends into the stupidly addicting world of otome games, though! And she’s been saying good things about Tokimeki, which I still have *yet* to touch (just shoot me for being a blasphemer, I guess!). So that’s on my list of things to play too, though I don’t have it yet.

   But anyway! How are you liking Little Aid? I have so many titles sitting here I have to play and having a hard time choosing between them. Which is probably one of the reasons I keep going back to Love Revo… Hmm.
3. admin says:

   January 28, 2009 at 11:05 am

   Haha, I love Love Revo, I totally played it the same way – over and over and over till I was done everything (except the very last secret route). Honestly, sometimes after a game like that I just take a break, otherwise it’s hard to get into the next game, you’re always comparing it.

   As for Little Aid, I’m enjoying it but it’s definitely not as dramatic as Love Revo! I like Takuyo games, they have interesting characters (so far my fave is definitely Sawatou-senpai), and the heroine actually has a voice! I think she’s also a minor character from another Takuyo game, for Symphony, but it’s kind of BL so it doesn’t interest me. I’d say maybe start with e’tude prologue, just because I think it’s the earliest – but I haven’t gotten mine yet so I don’t know how good it is, hehe.

   Actually, if you want another addicting game (if you have the time!) I think Tokimemo is good for that – it’s actually too involved for me usually, as I have a short attention span
4. Lina says:

   January 29, 2009 at 6:02 am

   Secret route? Are you talking about onii-chan? I love him. I went for him after the first play-through. I was just. SLDKFJSLDKFJLSKDJF. I love Love Revo so much. Just wish they had voices. I think they do on the previous version, right? Maybe? Hmmm.

   I’ve finally stepped away from Love Revo (though it’s always going to be a game I go back and play over and over again!) and I’m playing Panic Palette finally, simply because… Well. Pretty. I do like pretty.

   Currently falling in love with Shirahara, who seems slightly sadistic/evil and makes me glee. So far, the characters all seem pretty much comic though. It’s nice, I have to admit, but it’s so different to go from the “OMG I HAVE SO MUCH STUFF TO DO” to “Ahh, watch my game pretty much play itself~”.

   Not that it’s bad. It’s just a totally different pace.

   I am definitely going to have to check out Tokimemo, then! Thanks!