/v/ - Video Games

Posting mode: Reply

Visit J-List - Your Favorite Online Shop and Friend in Japan

Get the Newest Figures from J-List - Your Favorite Online Shop and Friend in Japan

[]

Name
E-mail
Options
Subject
Comment	Max comment length: 4096 Emotes Styling
Files	Drag files to upload or click here to select them Choose File Supported file types: GIF, JPG, PNG, WebM, OGG, SWF
Password	(Password used for deletion)

01/20/25	A total rewrite for the site is in progress. Read more.
05/21/24	Happy birthday hikari3! (News post)
12/21/23	Recent news post: Check here. Also, new board added: /i/ - Oekaki.
11/25/23	Accepting banner submissions; check this thread for more details.
11/17/23	New blotter! Use this to keep an eye for small updates.
	[Show All]

Read-Only. Visit the all-new hikari3.ch

Types of MMO/RPG seen in old anime. Do they exist? Anonymous 06/08/2026 (Mon) 09:33:48 No. 1873

Whether it's Welcome to the N.H.K., .hack//SIGN, or something new like My Love Story with Yamada-kun at Lv999, the MMO they play is always the same. It's medieval, comfy, and you can go on dungeons with your clan. When I look at MMO's that exist today, I see things like Black Desert or OSRS and such. I can't find anything comfy like in anime. I know WoW is a close contender, but I mean something eastern that isn't FF14. Do they even exist?

Anonymous 06/14/2026 (Sun) 22:24:14 No. 1876

>>1873 Thinks like .hack were very much based off of FF 11

Anonymous 06/18/2026 (Thu) 13:18:09 No. 1877

>>1873 >>1876 yeah welcome to the NHK also clearly references FF11. it was all the rage in japan back then. i never played it though i can't say how good it is. i think they closed the servers for new characters recently but i wouldn't even play it since i don't use windows and square obviously shut off PS2 support

Anonymous 06/22/2026 (Mon) 08:06:46 No. 1878

>>1873 I love IMOQ so much. It's a completely unique experience in terms of atmosphere. What makes it even more immersive for me is that you barely see any character interactions outside of The World. It's like a double layer of escapism. You're focused on exploring an imaginary world within an imaginary world. The characters' behavior somehow manages to not ruin this magic. The only windows into "reality" are the news portal and email. I don't know if any of the existing MMOs are capable of offering the same experience though.

Index Catalog Archive Top Reply

Posters: 4

Delete Post: [ File only ]

Reason: Global

no cookies?

Quick Reply