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Holy Invasion of Privacy Badman! – Stage 1

By Jamie Love - June 20th, 2009

Holy Invasion of Privacy Badman!

A precious few titles from NIS America were on hand at the Atlus booth during E3. Among them was Holy Invasion of Privacy Badman! for the PSP, which I was eager to spend some hands on time with. If you’re not familiar with the title, players create the dungeons that an RPG villian seeks refuge in when bands of heroes seek to free the land from tyranny.

Acting as the architect of these dungeons, players carve tunnels underground, unearthing an eco-system of monsters that then act, mutate, and evolve on their own to create unique environments – it’s rather similar to creating a good forum really. The graphics of the game are a pixelated throwback to the 8-bit glory days of my youth and really give the game an added layer of charm that had me in the cheering section early on. With the aim of giving gamers a clarification on how the gameplay functions, NIS has offered up footage from the first stage of the game for your viewing pleasure.

Watch Stage 1 from Holy Invasion of Privacy Badman! »

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    4 responses so far:
  2. Posted on Jun 20, 2009

    The more like Dungeon Keeper this is the better.

  3. Posted on Jun 21, 2009

    I was pretty disappointed by the demo — we have the japanese version and I felt like I was missing all of the humour/etc., but what’s in the demo seems pretty lame rather than clever. Also the translated title is horrible.

    Hopefully they’ll bring the sequel over to, I was hoping that this would _be_ OR2 in English.. since it sort of makes this original version useless/redundant (there’s no reason to play the first one if you have the second one). Sigh.

  4. Posted on Jun 22, 2009

    @raigan

    hmm, maybe I need to do some importing. I knew of the series, but haven’t had any hands on time with the Japanese releases.

  5. Posted on Jun 23, 2009

    from the description this sounds like a game to buy a PSP for. I’d buy it for my nephew if I thought he wouldn’t trade it to GameStop for NBA or Need for Speed.

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