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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The sequel to the DS game Hotel Dusk: Room 215, originally released in Japan under the title of Last Window: Midnight Promise. This installment again features Kyle, now in Los Angeles in 1980. After waking up from a day spent sleeping in his car, he gets a message on his pager and calls his employer to find out he's been fired and is being evicted. Returning to his home at the Cape West Apartments (due for demolition) Kyle receives an anonymous letter requesting that he find something called the Scarlet Star in the apartments. He soon realizes that the apartments are connected to his father's death, and begins investigating. |