Talk:Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana
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What's so bad about mentioning it was leaked? They did that for Half Life 2 jerk
Because it promotes piracy? Though, admittedly, I've never heard of a game called "Half Life 2 jerk". Unless you intended the "jerk" to be an insult, in which case you're not only breaking the rules for Wikipedia under Behavior Guidelines, you also didn't punctuate correctly. Also, sign your comments. Another rule you broke. Thank you for your time. Nezu Chiza 23:17, Jun 2, 2005 (UTC)
This article really needs an overhaul, especially after the game has come out. I'd like to point out that the errors were far more severe than just translation issues, as a huge lockup was discovered as well. Also, the sentence comparing the game's graphics to be "in line with other games by NIS" is completely erroneous, since the only relation this has to any other NIS games is in the english localization. The graphics had nothing to do with NIS at all. Let's avoid fanboy logic in our wiki articles... --69.175.138.102 7 July 2005 05:50 (UTC)
Well, there are two things that keep me busy: 1. What is this family name thing with Lita? It's shown very early in the game, that Lita is an artificial human, created by Iris (also reffered as her daughter O_o"). The second question I have reffers to Lilith, it is not mentioned where Iris originally came from, only that she lived years ago in Avenberry. While it is obvious somehow, that Iris isn't human (her robe is just too long, she looks too sacred xD), I can't remember to have read anything about a Mana Spirit called Lilith, or a Creation Mana Element (even the Time Element can be used...even if the player can get only 25 Units of it O_o"). Well just some questions, don't blame me for my english, I'm German x)
Maybe the Lilith stuff is mentioned in AI2 (I've yet to play it, but I know that Vieze is most likely considered Iris' adoptive mother since she was a child in that game which is why they have the same name). But I don't know if we should have stuff from the second game in the article for the first. Teefa 20:27, 14 July 2006 (UTC)
Hi, uh I have included this game on an article about game that have a Japanese voice option included in them: Japanese voice option video games but found it a little difficult to wriggle the internal link into the article. If anyone who is more intimately involved in this page's creation can figure out a way to get it in there please do so. There aren't a whole bunch of games that include a Japanese voice option and it makes this game (and the whole Atelier Iris series) special. So uh, thanks... Axiszen (talk) 03:27, 13 March 2008 (UTC)
