DS #3557: Kuroshisuji: Phantom & Ghost (Japan)

[Chanser]

^^ndsrelease-4697^^

 

[LupinBeast]

What is this game about?

 

[FlameTakuya]

Title is wrong, should be Kuroshitsuji instead.

Anime's about a young master of a toy and sweets company in Europe, who made a pact with a demon butler.

 

[Vague Rant]

Anime's about a young master of a toy and sweets company in Europe, who made a pact with a demon butler.

Well that much is obvious.

 

[FlameTakuya]

Mm, I don't think so.

I have a few friends who are crazed fans of this series, though they don't have a NDS...

Aaand, well, if you'd like to know more about it go read the manga on -snip- or something. It's pretty good.

 

[Domination]

Here's the official site:

Http://www.square-enix.co.jp/kuroshitsuji/

its all in japanese though so I don't understand a single word

 

[kmizuno]

Title is wrong, should be Kuroshitsuji instead.

Not entirely. My brother told me about romaji styles.

At Romanization of Japanese article of Wikipedia should be clear.

We usually use the Hepburn method, but the official method is the Kunrei-shiki method.

 

[FlameTakuya]

Oh, okay, didn't know it could be pronounced 2 ways...

Though I got some Japanese friends who refer to it as what I've mentioned... So I kinda always thought it was pronounced like that.

 

[agony]

The cover look nice. Is this game a series of puzzles?

 

[Radiopools]

Anime's about a young master of a toy and sweets company in Europe, who made a pact with a demon butler.

Well that much is obvious.

OMGosh! For some reason I choked on my lemonade, that response cracked me up =p
This is a square enix game? huh..

 

[Kyoton]

Its Hellsing with toys essentially. I am in love with the series. I will be playing this soon!

 

[edwardorito]

Kuroshituji: Phantom & Ghost

....LOL

 

[Issac]

Title is wrong, should be Kuroshitsuji instead.

Not entirely. My brother told me about romaji styles.

At Romanization of Japanese article of Wikipedia should be clear.

We usually use the Hepburn method, but the official method is the Kunrei-shiki method.

Well, Kunrei-shiki might be the official one in Japan. The most used one outside of Japan is Hepburn, and since this is an English forum, I think that we should use the Hepburn system consistently.
Besides, the Kunrei-shiki system allows exeptions, because of confusion with other systems, such as Hepburn. For example tsu and tu. Read more about that here: Permitted Exeptions.

 

[FlameTakuya]

Anime's about a young master of a toy and sweets company in Europe, who made a pact with a demon butler.

Well that much is obvious.

OMGosh! For some reason I choked on my lemonade, that response cracked me up =p
This is a square enix game? huh..

No, they're just the licensors/distributors. Like Natsume to Harvest Moon, etc.

 

[Kingfield]

Has anyone played it?

Is it corny and crap or what.

I love the anime though.

 

[DBMONK]

Title is wrong, should be Kuroshitsuji instead.

Not entirely. My brother told me about romaji styles.

At Romanization of Japanese article of Wikipedia should be clear.

We usually use the Hepburn method, but the official method is the Kunrei-shiki method.

erm.... if you check the official site it does have the "S" in it.
so im pretty sure that squere enix.... releaser of the game, got it wrong. XD
not being pissy, just pointing out a fact XD

(plus imactually getting into using this site more.... never realised just how much cool stuff there is on here)

 

[edwardorito]

wait.... SQUARE ENIX?!?!?!?!?!?! THIS MUST BE AWESOME!

 

[Densetsu]

Just checked out the official site and yes, the correct Romanized title for this is "Kuroshitsuji." Just look at the title in the URL:

http://www.square-enix.co.jp/kuroshitsuji/

Even if you use the other system and spell it "Kuroshituji," it's still pronounced "Kuroshitsuji."

I read the game synopsis on the site and it's about two guys named Shell and Sebastian who visit a place called Cote d'Azure in England. There have been rumors about a ghost appearing in a mansion in the area, and the story involves characters such as a "suspicious warden/caretaker," a "grey witch," and some girl who keeps falling asleep.

I guess this is a ghost mystery.

 

[Chanser]

Happy now guys?

 

[lopyod]

cote d'azur in england?? i always think it was in Scandinavia