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An average college student called Sigma awakens inside an elevator, finding himself with an odd girl named Phi who seems to know him. Along with seven others, they discover that they have been kidnapped, trapped inside a large warehouse and forced to play the "Nonary Game: Ambidex Edition". |
An average college student called Sigma awakens inside an elevator, finding himself with an odd girl named Phi who seems to know him. Along with seven others, they discover that they have been kidnapped, trapped inside a large warehouse and forced to play the "Nonary Game: Ambidex Edition". |
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As in ''999'', each of them have numbered bracelets attached to their wrists and will be killed if they break the rules. However, there's a twist: to escape the warehouse, players must accumulate points by splitting into groups of three (comprised of teams of two players paired and one player solo) and completing deadly challenges. Nine points will reward a player with freedom, but losing all their points will greet a player with death. Reminiscent of the [ |
As in ''999'', each of them have numbered bracelets attached to their wrists and will be killed if they break the rules. However, there's a twist: to escape the warehouse, players must accumulate points by splitting into groups of three (comprised of teams of two players paired and one player solo) and completing deadly challenges. Nine points will reward a player with freedom, but losing all their points will greet a player with death. Reminiscent of the [[wikipedia:Prisonerchr(27)s dilemma|Prisoner's Dilemma]], teams can choose to betray their partnered team in order to steal points from them, but if both teams choose to betray then neither gain anything. |
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Check out the trailer [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAqGs441qzU here]. There is also a promo anime for the game over [http://youtu.be/BqcHlMsJoh4 here]. |
Check out the trailer [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAqGs441qzU here]. There is also a promo anime for the game over [http://youtu.be/BqcHlMsJoh4 here]. |
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* [[Aerith and Bob]] : Compared to the previous game almost everyone has [[Awesome McCoolname|a cool name]] (like Sigma, Phi, Quark, and Dio.) |
* [[Aerith and Bob]] : Compared to the previous game almost everyone has [[Awesome McCoolname|a cool name]] (like Sigma, Phi, Quark, and Dio.) |
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** the exceptions are Luna (fairly common name), Tenmyouji, K (can be spelled Kei) and Alice... |
** the exceptions are Luna (fairly common name), Tenmyouji, K (can be spelled Kei) and Alice... |
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* {{spoiler|[[Deceptively |
* {{spoiler|[[Deceptively-Human Robots]]}}: {{spoiler|Luna}} |
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* [[Driven to Suicide]]: In at least one ending, {{spoiler|Alice.}} |
* [[Driven to Suicide]]: In at least one ending, {{spoiler|Alice.}} |
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* [[Expy]]: Luna, the orange-haired woman, shares a lot of mannerisms with Akane, while Phi looks a lot like a gender-bent Santa. |
* [[Expy]]: Luna, the orange-haired woman, shares a lot of mannerisms with Akane, while Phi looks a lot like a gender-bent Santa. |
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* {{spoiler|[[Evil All Along]]}}: the player character, Sigma, {{spoiler|is the true Zero.}} |
* {{spoiler|[[Evil All Along]]}}: the player character, Sigma, {{spoiler|is the true Zero.}} |
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* {{spoiler|[[Posthumous Character]]}}: {{spoiler|June.}} |
* {{spoiler|[[Posthumous Character]]}}: {{spoiler|June.}} |
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* [[Hey It's That Voice]] : Luna [[Hell Girl|ferries people to Hell]] |
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]] : Luna [[Hell Girl|ferries people to Hell]] |
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* [[Wise Beyond Their Years]] : Quark |
* [[Wise Beyond Their Years]] : Quark |
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* [[Zettai Ryouki]] : Clover |
* [[Zettai Ryouki]] : Clover |
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