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New 3D Dot Game Heroes Screens Learn To Speak English
Atlus’s upcoming Zelda homage (read: awesome-looking rip-off), has been out in Japan since November 5. In the months since its release, the game has become fluent in the English language. With the latest batch of screen now sitting before us, we can begin appreciating some of the quirky humor the game promises to deliver.
Check out all the new screens in the media gallery below.
There are so many classic dialogue tropes to lampoon from the Zelda series, and these screens aren’t even skimming the surface. We’re anticipating lots of hilarity via obscure, nonsensical rants from old men and broken English when this old school adventure game hits our U.S. shores on May 11.
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