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Goldrake-Grendizer (to ... italian public, but not-only ...)

It is with great pleasure that I note the large number of links to my article in italian about Grendizer (UFO Robot Gurendaiza) [2014, June 28].

Please leave your comments, your criticisms and your suggestions.

Thank you very much.

                                Animenokaze.


E' con grande piacere che prendo atto del gran numero di collegamenti al mio articolo in italiano su Goldrake (Ufo Robot Gurendaiza) di qualche mese fa [28-06-2014].

Lasciate pure i vostri commenti, le vostre critiche ed i vostri suggerimenti.

Grazie di cuore.

                               Animenokaze.

Child of Light trailers [UK] - [Ubisoft Montreal] - [2014]

Official website: childoflight.ubi.com

Child of Light is a platforming role-playing video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. The game puts players in the shoes of Aurora, a child stolen from her home, who, in her quest to return, must bring back the sun, the moon and the stars held captive by the mysterious Queen of the Night.

It was released on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii U, Xbox 360 and Xbox One in April 2014, and was released on PlayStation Vita in July 2014. It is powered by UbiArt Framework, an in-house engine by Ubisoft previously used for Rayman Origins and its sequel, Rayman Legends.

Child of Light centers on Aurora, a girl from 1895 Austria who contracts a physical ailment that kills her. A protection spell cast by her mother causes Aurora to wake up on an altar in the mythical land of Lemuria. Lemuria has had its sun, moon and stars stolen by the Dark Queen, Umbra. Aurora is tasked with recovering the celestial bodies and ultimately reuniting with her father, who is a duke.^[2]Helped by her playable companion Igniculus the firefly and several unlikely allies, Aurora will face her darkest fears in this modern take on a coming-of-age story.^[3]

Gameplay is described as having attributes of a side-scroller with RPG elements such as leveling-up to increase stats over time.^[4] Battles with enemies utilize a system similar to the Active Time Battle system found in games like the Final Fantasy series and Grandia.^[5]

Initially revealed at GDC Europe 2013 by Patrick Plourde, Child of Light is said to be inspired by Studio Ghibli and Yoshitaka Amano in its art style, and in presentation similar to games like Vagrant Story, Final Fantasy VIII and Limbo.^[4]

Most of the core creative team is formed of people who worked on Far Cry 3; both games share a similar upgrade skill tree.

Child of Light received positive reviews from critics. Aggregating review websites Game Rankings and Metacritic gave the PlayStation 3 version 90.00% and 89/100,^[6][12] the Wii U version 84.29% and 83/100,^[7][13] the PlayStation 4 version 83.33% and 81/100,^[8][15] the Xbox One version 82.00% and 82/100,^[9][14] the Xbox 360 version 80.00% and 74/100^[10][17] and the PC version 76.29% and 76/100.^[11][16]

Vince Ingenito of IGN gave it a 9.3/10, praising the combat system and visual style, although he also said that the rhyming felt forced.^[21] Chris Carter of Destructoid gave it an 8.5/10, calling the combat system "straightforward, yet fun" and praised the story.^[18] GameZone's Matt Liebl gave the PC version a 9.5/10, stating "Child of Light isn’t the type of game we’re used to from Ubisoft, but it’s the type of game this industry needs. It’s hard not to look at the game and admire its beauty, but underneath the gorgeous visuals is a thought-provoking story that’ll draw you in."^[19]

Child of Light is praised for its (simple) battle system that grants diverse battles with many different monsters.^[22][23]

IGN describes the game's multiplayer experience as being co-operative, and featuring Igniculus, a blue orb character who can help out Aurora during battle.^[5]

Corso di giapponese con Eriko, uno dei volti e, soprattutto, una delle voci del Giappone in Italia.

 Di "Animenokaze", (c) 2014:

Corso di giapponese con Eriko

Vi affascina il giapponese?

L'associazione culturale "Ochacaffè" ci offre tutta una serie di modi ed opportunità per studiare la lingua nipponica a vari livelli in Italia o direttamente in Giappone.

Tokyo è la migliore città del mondo (forse ...).

 Di "Animenokaze", (c) 2014:

Interessante la classifica delle migliori città del mondo stilata da IESE Business School.

Tokyo sarebbe la più evoluta riguardo ai servizi ed alle opportunità di lavoro per le persone talentuose. 

Le tecnologie applicate la porrebbero, inoltre, su livelli inarrivabili; per non parlare della qualità delle scuole, del livello di civiltà dei propri abitanti e via dicendo.

Peccato che sia la città più costosa al mondo per viverci, che quasi nessuno possa permettersi una casa di proprietà (visto che appartengono tutte a gruppi commerciali e/o ad imprese varie) e che il numero dei suicidi sia il più alto in assoluto.

Chi perde il lavoro, in Giappone, vive un incubo se non rientra al più presto nel "circuito".

Chi lo perde a Tokyo, se non ne trova uno al più presto, deve anche sbrigarsi a cambiare città.

La società di consulenza Mercer riporta dati allarmanti: "Un turista, secondo la società di consulenza newyorkese, spende per un caffè ben 6,98 euro, per un quotidiano 5,37 euro e per un litro di latte intero 3,05 euro. 

Infine un litro di gasolio nella capitale del Giappone viene a costare 1,74 euro, mentre per l'affitto mensile è necessario sborsare ben 4.500 euro".