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Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward (3DS) discussion [game]
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9.3/10 from 11 user ratings |
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Welcome to the official discussion thread for Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward on the 3DS!
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BEHOLD! The sequel to one of the best late-life DS games, 9 Hours, 9 Persons, 9 Doors is here! A brand new story, new characters (with some returning ones from the previous game) and puzzles galore, this sequel is a fantastic and very welcome addition to the 3DS library. If you're ready for one of the most engrossing and engaging stories in the realm of video games, as well as clever puzzles and a unique gameplay progression complete with multiple endings depending on what you do, THIS IS THE GAME FOR YOU. I was kind of hoping that Zero would make this thread (since it'd be pretty appropriate for him to do so - if you know the story of 999, I think you'll know what I'm talking about) but I'm not waiting any longer! Now is the time to discuss Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward! URL to share (right click and copy)
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10/25/12, 17:44 Edited: 10/25/12, 17:47
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Hmm. I'm in the Director's office now. And Temmy just pulled a picture of... AkaneNow if I make the assumption that this game is set *years* after the last one, and that Clover and Alice were two of the people in the cold sleep pods.... a number of things began to fall into place. The obvious: Temmy is Old Man Junpei?? Was the old woman they found killed Akane as well?. And this would also explain why Temmy trusts Clover so much. He knows her even if Clover doesn't recognize him.Plus it gives a bit of certainty to what I believe the Endgame is: The Schroedinger's Cat quantum experiment has been belted over our heads repeatedly. Then you have Dio's mission and the Radical-6 plot. It's not too hard to presume that Zero's plan was to set up the world as a 'box' that has either an infected or uninfected state. Only by someone escaping can the 'box' be opened and the quantum state of the world resolved. And much like Phi and her dice, that quantum state can somehow be influenced by the observer...which means with some quantum trickery, the players of the game may be able to save the world from the pandemic by expecting an uninfected world upon escape. That explains why Dio, as a rep of the people who triggered the pandemic is trying to ruin the gameAnd of course for the above situation to hold, a pile of time must have passed in order for the pandemic to do it's work. Most of the characters knew nothing about it going in. So game set far in future. Yeah.We'll see how close to the mark I am. Hope the game has a few more twists to throw at me even if I am right though . |
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Wow. Just finished. My head is absolutely spinning. I'm usually pretty good with time travel. But this game managed to make it way more confusing than usual. Loops abound. I kinda get it though. Twist time! Called the future thing. Called the save the world from the virus thing. Was wrong about the method though. Ah well. I get a third game to compensate I guess. Other shocks: Alice = robot . I actually thought K was going to turn out to be a robot. Wrong. Then I thought Sigma was a robot, but those were just robot arms. Then after all that I find out it was Alice. Holy crap. K= Sigma clone (Kyle)/Akane (depending) . Mindfuck. Sigma = Zero Holy shite. I'm glad I persevered through my game glitch. Totally fucking worth it. Total time about 26 hours on this playthrough, (let's be generous and stretch it to 30 because of my prior experience with the puzzles on the first playthrough). Not sure how you some of you guys spent 50+ hours on it, but hey at least we all had fun . Bring on Zero Escape III. |
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