All would be lost... were it not for the fact four psychics remain, four children with great power who are the only line of defense standing against the evil computer. I can't find screens of the actual Famitsu review myself, but another blog lists an index in Famitsu's June 3, 1988 catalog that lists overviews and reviews for all Famicom games released until then. consists of 1 releases. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from [email protected]. * WithThisHerring: As stated above, you start out at level 0 and can only do 1 damage, if any at all. The JP Wikipedia is mostly just going through the game's various faults. It was only released in Japan. It all starts in 1987. Center and stack multiple super size images. Good luck. ''Hoshi wo Miru Hito'' is known as [[FanNickname "densetsu no kusoge"]], translating to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "legendary shitty game"]], and for good reason. It's just a front for super-intelligent dolphins who want to either annihilate or befriend the last of the human race, depending on the party's final choice.]]. Enter the URL for the tweet you want to embed. She's the only one in the group who can cross damage floors without taking damage. It would take an entire wiki (or at least a whole page) in and of itself to cover all the glaring flaws this game has to offer, but... [[SoBadItsGood that's how the Japanese fans like it]]. In the game you control four kids with ESP powers who must stop a computer which went insane and now threatens the … It's the gripping tale of a dystopian future, where [[AIIsACrapshoot an evil supercomputer known as Crew III]] has brainwashed the last of the Earth's population into subservient slaves, slowly driving themselves to extinction without realizing it. A company called Hot-B sees how well a certain little RPG is doing sales-wise, and decides they want in on that action. Articles: None Pictures: None Lists: List of National Treasures of Japan (castles). FANDOM. * MultipleEndings: Both games. In the Famicom game's case, it was actually an early example of such a thing happening at. That gives it 2/4 stars, perfectly lining up with the 19/40 score JP Wikipedia says it got. * RealIsBrown: In this case, the game may be far ahead of it's time. Game » A patch was actually released to balance the game and improve the graphics, and there even exists a FanRemake that actually takes advantage of the story, adds some clever puzzles, and makes the gameplay more akin to the ''VideoGame/{{SaGa|RPG}}'' series. ''Hoshi wo Miru Hito'' is known as [[FanNickname "densetsu no kusoge"]], translating to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "legendary shitty game"]], and for good reason. Well, I hope you enjoyed that story, [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot because none of it is ever brought up again in-game]]. Hoshi wo Miru Hito is known as "densetsu no kusoge", translated to "legendary shitty game", and for good reason. It would take an entire Wiki (or atleast a whole page) in and of itself to cover all the glaring flaws this game has to offer, but... that's how the Japanese fans like it. Hopefully this comes across in the English page as it stands. You can choose larger screen sizes to fit your personal tastes via the Options menu. Not particularly useful in the Famicom game, but needed in the remake. It was only released in Japan. It all starts in 1987. https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/article_history.php. In the Famicom game's case, it was actually an early example of such a thing happening at all, * MultipleEndings: Both games. Giant Bomb users. You can search for Harizotoh9 (talk) 18:32, 10 December 2018 (UTC), The game's notable in Japan for being one of the most needlessly difficult and poorly made games of all time. "Stargazers") is an RPG produced and sold exclusively in Japan for the Famicom.When the game was originally released, the suggested manufacturer's retail price was 5,300 yen ($57.29 in American dollars). The only people immune to the treacherous computer's mind control are Psychics, who are quickly captured and killed by the computer's team of bounty hunters, the Death Psychics. I"m shocked that reviewers at the time were so kind to it. Originally released back in 1987, Hoshi wo Miru Hito (which roughly translates to Stargazers) is a sci-fi RPG published by Hot B and developed by an indie developer known as Another. It's just a front for super-intelligent dolphins who want to either annihilate or befriend the last of the human race, depending on the party's final choice. Taking inspiration from a PC RPG they made some time back, Hot-B hired a low budget company called Another. Hoshi wo Miru Hito is known as "densetsu no kusoge", translating to "legendary shitty game", and for good reason. A patch was actually released to balance the game and improve the graphics, and there even exists a FanRemake that actually takes advantage of the story, adds some clever puzzles, and makes the gameplay more akin to the. A company called Hot-B sees how well [[VideoGame/DragonQuest a certain little RPG]] is doing sales-wise, and decides they want in on that action. Explore Wikis; Community Central; Start a Wiki; Search Sign In Don't have an account? It would take an entire wiki (or at least a whole page) in and of itself to cover all the glaring flaws this game has to offer, but... [[SoBadItsGood that's how the Japanese fans like it]]. It would take an entire wiki (or at least a whole page) in and of itself to cover all the glaring flaws this game has to offer, but... that's how the Japanese fans like it. Another itself only consisted of one guy named ''Naoki Morishima'' (as listed [[http://gdri.smspower.org/wiki/index.php/Another here]]), who created a science-fiction RPG known as ''Hoshi wo Miru Hito'', translating as ''Stargazers''. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll Sounds thrilling, right? * PasswordSave: How the game would save your, * MultipleEndings: Both games. On top of the JP page, I added a few other citations as well. This is a translation of the JP Wikipedia page, but it's not a full translation. Category:Hoshi wo Miru Hito | All The Tropes Wiki | Fandom. In the Famicom game's case, it was actually an early example (or would have been, if anyone could've gotten to the endings without direct external assistance) of such a thing happening at all.all. A company called Hot-B sees how well [[VideoGame/DragonQuest a certain little RPG]] is doing sales-wise, and decides they want in on that action. any Giant Bomb content. A patch was actually released to balance the game and improve the graphics, and there even exists a FanRemake that actually takes advantage of the story, adds some clever puzzles, and makes the gameplay more akin to the ''[[Franchise/SaGaRPG SaGa]]'' series. ''Hoshi wo Miru Hito'' is known as [[FanNickname "densetsu no kusoge"]], translating to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "legendary shitty game"]], and for good reason. Another itself only consisted of one guy named. Hoshi wo Miru Hito is known as "densetsu no kusoge", translating to "legendary shitty game", and for good reason. Taking inspiration from a PC RPG they made some time back, Hot-B hired a low budget company called Another. All The Tropes Wiki. Add new page. TVTropes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. It all started in 1987. Hoshi o Miru Hito ("Stargazer") is a JRPG originally released for the Famicom (NES) in late 1987, and is set in on a distant planet in the far future. In May 2020, it was revealed that the game would receive a digital re-release on the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in the summer later that. Games Movies TV Video. ''Hoshi wo Miru Hito'' is known as [[FanNickname "densetsu no kusoge"]], translating to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin "legendary shitty game"]], and for good reason. The JP page lists a Famitsu score and citation, and online blogs show scans from previews of the game from the magazine. The JP page had an issue with low citations, and they have fixed it by adding several from modern retrospective books (more like mooks, which are like magazine books). Supposedly it was made by a single coder in a short period of time. Talk:Hoshi Wo Miru Hito. Not particularly useful in the Famicom game, but needed in the, * SapientCetaceans: [[spoiler: There is no evil supercomputer. 148,624 Pages. You need 10 experience to reach level 1. Wikis. Taking inspiration from a PC RPG they made some time back, Hot-B creates a science-fiction RPG known as Hoshi wo Miru Hito, or, when translated, Stargazer. She's the only one in the group who can cross damage floors without taking damage. In May 2020, it was revealed that the game would receive a digital re-release on the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in the summer later that year. © 2020 CBS Interactive Inc. All rights reserved. It would take an entire wiki (or at least a whole page) in and of itself to cover all the glaring flaws this game has to offer, but... that's how the Japanese fans like it.
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