Sumikko - Gurashi- Omise Hajimerundesu 3ds -jpn- ...

The 3DS’s dual screens are used beautifully. The bottom screen is the shop floor, where you interact via stylus. The top screen shows a diorama of the corner, complete with little animations. Watching Shirokuma nervously tap his paws together while waiting for customers never gets old.

Sumikko Gurashi – Omise Hajimerundesu is not trying to be a masterpiece. It is trying to be a friend. For collectors of weird Japanese 3DS games, or for parents trying to get a very young child into gaming, this is a hidden gem. For everyone else? It is a delightful YouTube rabbit hole to watch, but a hassle to actually play. Sumikko Gurashi- Omise Hajimerundesu 3DS -JPN- ...

If you have a hacked 3DS, download it. If you have a Japanese 3DS, buy it. And if you just like looking at cute things... go look up a GIF of Tonkatsu rolling over. You will feel better. The 3DS’s dual screens are used beautifully

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We live in an era of 100-hour RPGs and sweaty battle royales. Omise Hajimerundesu asks for 10 minutes of your time. You wash dishes, arrange bento boxes, and listen to lo-fi music. It is a digital weighted blanket. The Catch (It’s a big one) Region Locking. The 3DS is region-locked. Unless you have a Japanese 3DS or a hacked/homebrewed system (CFW), this cartridge will not boot on your North American or European console. Watching Shirokuma nervously tap his paws together while