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* [[Actor Allusion]]: Tony Wolf's appearance and animations are based on that of Ninezero, an American rock musician who plays in Japan. |
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* [[Doing It for the Art]]: An [[Even Better Sequel]] done by Cing when they were already on the brink of bankruptcy. |
* [[Doing It for the Art]]: An [[Even Better Sequel]] done by Cing when they were already on the brink of bankruptcy. |
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* [[No Export for You]]: When Cing filed for bankruptcy, a lot of people suspected that ''Last Window'' would never be released outside Japan, but a release in Europe was finally announced after a few months. The game never saw the light of day in America, but since the DS is region-free, non-Europeans can still import it. It helps that, as mentioned in the main section, that version of the game can be played in North America's major languages. |
* [[No Export for You]]: When Cing filed for bankruptcy, a lot of people suspected that ''Last Window'' would never be released outside Japan, but a release in Europe was finally announced after a few months. The game never saw the light of day in America, but since the DS is region-free, non-Europeans can still import it. It helps that, as mentioned in the main section, that version of the game can be played in North America's major languages. |
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Latest revision as of 15:29, 22 February 2018
- Actor Allusion: Tony Wolf's appearance and animations are based on that of Ninezero, an American rock musician who plays in Japan.
- Doing It for the Art: An Even Better Sequel done by Cing when they were already on the brink of bankruptcy.
- No Export for You: When Cing filed for bankruptcy, a lot of people suspected that Last Window would never be released outside Japan, but a release in Europe was finally announced after a few months. The game never saw the light of day in America, but since the DS is region-free, non-Europeans can still import it. It helps that, as mentioned in the main section, that version of the game can be played in North America's major languages.