HetaOni

A live action film was announced for the popular horror rpgmaker game Ao Oni, and the film is set to hit cinemas on July 5th. 

The cast of the upcoming film features AKB48’s Iriyama Anna playing the female lead, as well as Suga Kenta, Jinnai Shou, Seiya, Furuhata Seika, and Ozeki Riku.

HetaOni…differently. 

Okay so I was re-watching Hetaoni (because I hate myself I guess) when I decided to do some math.

Each number on the floor represents the number of survivors in the group that have reached that room. Therefore, each number is a different time loop. I counted them, (but knowing me I probably over or under counted, so give or take a few), and got 83. 

That means Italy has been through at least 83 time loops. 

But I’m not stopping there! I multiplied 83 by five, assuming that the average time loops lasts about five days. Then, I divided that by 365, the number of days in the year. I got a total of 1.136. That means Italy has been going through this for about… a year. Which is sad. But you wanna know what makes it worse?

That’s only counting the number of times he’s made it to this room.  

That means Italy had to drag the bodies of his friends up here on more than one occasion

Himaruya release dthe first part of the visual novel game Scary Story that Happened at a Countryside High School in this blog post. Some of you may encounter problems since this game was made using LiveMaker tools, which only works if the system can run Unicode that can display Japanese texts.

There is a simple solution for this: changing your system locale into Japanese. This change (from my experience) doesn’t change your Windows interface, other than changing the default language when you try to install a new program. Here is how to change the system locale (only for Windows since this game only works in Windows):

For Windows XP: Control Panel > Regional and Language Options > Advance tab > Language for non-Unicode Programs > select Japanese(Japan) from the drop down > OK > restart

For Windows Vista: Control Panel > Clock, Language and Region > Regional and Language Options > Administrative tab > Change System Locale > select Japanese(Japan) from the drop down > OK > restart

For Windows 7: Control Panel > Regional and Language Options > Administrative tab > Language for non-Unicode Programs > select Japanese(Japan) from the drop down > OK > restart

For Windows 8: Control Panel > Clock, Language and Region > Administrative tab > Change System Locale > select Japanese(Japan) from the drop down > OK > restart

Apparently there was a small announcement in the last Jump Sq magazine that there is going to be a horror game distributed under Kitayume.

Today Himaruya updated his website with an announcement and a new page! I’m not so great at translating, but this is what I can share until someone more capable fills in the details.

Title: 田舎の高校であった怖い話 (roughly: Scary stories that came from a countryside high school) Release: February 28th free distribution

It sounds like there may be a book to go along with it, but I’m not 100% sure.

Pixiv ID: 34105592 Member: 雪弁＠赤黒ブログ

Well, it’s finally here! Some face sets don’t match at the beginning and there might be some mistakes, but enjoy!

If you have any comments or just a thumbs up, let us know! And Let’s Play’s etc are totally awesome and you should link us! Thank you, and without further wait, here it is:

http://www.mediafire.com/?6q5irv5qkr64jzj

http://www.2shared.com/file/CQM5D-_M/HetaPlay.html

IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE GETTING THE GOOD ENDING, consult the original corpse party wikipedia about endings. It explains things better than we can.