Need information on Aquanaut Holiday: Kakusareta Kiroku game.

[KennedII]

I am planning to buy this Aquanaut Holiday: Kakusareta Kiroku game but before buying this game I need information related to this Aquanaut Holiday: Kakusareta Kiroku game, such as what is the theme of this game, details related to the graphics and story line of this game. Do not forget to mention the price of this game.

[Ninja-X]

A game of this kind does not really require any sort of story, but Artdink included an appealing interesting story for this game nevertheless. You are a reporter who determined to join a research team on a petite sea area called Kisira Atoll because a guy named Bill went lost and you think it is interesting. The game starts here, and you go undersea in a small submersible penetrating for clues to discover Bill

[reddevil6]

If I had to figure up Aquanaut's graphics in single word, it would be astonishing. Everything looks dramatic. The fish are in enormous detail and move fishlike, the top of the water as well as reflections looks stunning, the textures look attractive great if you do not go into infinitesimal detail and the lighting from on top of is awe-inspiring. Also, you can viewpoint the fish in your Aqua Log, where you can turn in the order of the fish and zoom in on them to dig up a better look, and you can also read a little morsel of information about them.

[Hitman22]

This game is approaching the PS3 to its maximum value. There can be so much going away on on-screen at once. As fish similar to do, they will swim in the region of schools, so every now and then there are hundreds of fish swimming in the region in front of you. That takes a lot of dispensation power, so occasionally the PS3 will chug during those intense moments. It won't be so terrible at first, but it feels like the more you play the game in one session, the more this problem becomes evident with the game taking a few seconds to load some data every few seconds.

[Mr. Boo Bear]

Aside from the explorable area, controls are sweet and simple. Right stick is for speeding up and turning your submersible. Left stick is used for moving the field view. Some say the controls feel overturned, but it is easy enough to get use to it. Supplementary controls are X to interrelate, select to change between three dissimilar things: boosting, captivating pictures, and launching previously-explained NaSU.