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It plays just like an anime, but animates all the scene the anime didn't animate and has all the content that the original novel did. Also all the other routes are animated now too. If you fell in love with the anime fall back in love with Steins;Gate ELITE. 30 hours of the animation you love, all the details you missed and far less complicated than the original VN too, basically the equivalent of a shounen anime run lol.
LASTLY if you buy Elite, you also get Linear Bounded Phenogram which is in the normal VN style, but by now you'd be used to the regular controls and Linear Bounded Phenogram is an ADDITIONAL 20 hours of Steins;Gate content taking place after the first!
After that there's https://store.steampowered.com/app/970560/STEINSGATE_My_Darlings_Embrace/
Then Steins;Gate 0.
Should I buy the original or Elite? If I can find out how to watch the anime I will try. Would it spoil the game?
Thanks all for any answers as I know nothing of this! I'm just looking for the best version really.
ELITE is like watching an anime, if you put it on auto mode it moves at the pace of an anime almost, as long as you have it set to skip through text speed fast enough.
The anime is an adaption of the true route of the game but leaves out, you know, 20 hours of the common route, all of which is animated in ELITE.
Personally I think Elite is good as a replay at some point and that's it. Want the original? Take the original. Want something animated? Take the anime. Elite is somewhere in between, cutting out a few things here and there, yet being not quite anime. It's just a little of this, a little of that.
If you've seen the anime, it makes little sense to go with Elite. The other games in the series will still have their usual style and Elite is not giving you the original experience that you'd probably want. May as well keep it at the anime at that point.
Elite is honestly the game you can ignore the most easily. That's the reason it's bundled to another game by force. This other game is the reason you probably have to pick it up eventually. Otherwise, few would do that. If the few bucks extra you'd need to spend on the original is an issue, I guess Elite might do. Keep in mind there's no patch to actually polish its translation and whatnot, unlike what you have for the original though. And judging from the quality of the polished script, I don't want to know the unpolished one. Only relevant if you rely on the English translation of course.
tl;dr:
Steins Gate in English is best experienced with the original Version with the patch to polish it, and if that's not to your liking with the anime. That't why you have to get Elite in a bundle with Linear Bounded Phenogram, because otherwise people would not buy it.
i don't really agree with that.. I always playing those games which have Japanese Audio, which means, i dont need to read.
the experiences from "reading only" and "from listening" are very very different. + English translations are not perfect, what did u read in English, it can have a completely different meaning in Japanese
* Cuts out a whole lot of Okabe's inner monologue (like 1/3 to 1/2 of it)
* Has a completely useless gimmick: the animation is really bad for the parts where they didn't just copy and paste the anime, and for most of the other time it's just the same repeated closeups of a character speaking over and over again
* Has way less player interaction
* Destroys the theme of "the lone observer" of the original by being in third person and sometimes just randomly cutting to other POVs for no reason at all
* Has a convoluted and obscure choice system (S;G spoiler Not talking about D-Mails) as opposed to just picking up calls or not from the original
* Completely destroys the tone of some scenes with poorly matched animation (for example, a character looks neutral or even happy while their voice tone is angry or agitated or sad) or just bad animation (S;G spoilers for example, there's a scene in chapter 9 where Mayuri dies but the characters are borderline stick figures so I can't take it seriously at all)
* Cuts not only a big part from chapter 7, but also a noticeable bit from chapter 8, and really butchers part of chapter 9 (This on top of Okabe's inner monologue mentioned previously).
> talks about something i didn't even mention that was cut, further adding to my post instead
Alright