I'm glad it didn't change much! I'd hate it if it got the MOBILE LIGHT FORCE treatment xD

THIS September!!?? YESSS!! *dances around like a shwasted monkey* ((yes, there's a difference between drunk and shwasted... shut up XD))

So, erm, anyone wanna tell this poor American the cheapest, and SAFEest, way to import this from Europe (like a website or anything)? I know there's always the free, illegal way, but I'd like to give some money to this poor, bankrupt company

^ Play-Asia, eBay and any European game site which allows international delievery.

All I can say about this topic is hell YES.
And thank GOD for Play-Asia. :'D

Don't expect anything from Play-Asia, they don't have European games (there are exception, but they are so exceptional, you simply can't expect anything from them at all), nothing but Japanese/Asian/US games. As for other websites, I don't know of a single one which is allowed to ship games outside the European Union, as Nintendo doesn't want its European/US games to be shipped overseas.

But if you know of a website which can ship Nintendo games overseas, please tell me, as I also have a friend who'll want to get this game. And I won't pretend I know all the existing European websites xD
Though, I've already planned to have it delivered to my place, and then sent the game to her, in the US.

Of course, there's still eBay, but I really don't like this website.

Play Asia is indeed going to be selling this game.

http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-y7- ... -3wkg.html

And to think I checked P~A just a few days ago... but that's just awesome they're gonna have it, though I'm really surprised.
Man, it's gonna be so easy for my friend to get it then :D

Too bad this is coming out AFTER I start school again. Noooooo!

This is wonderful, truly wonderful news!

Blegh, fifty bucks maybe I should wait for the price to drop... or for more money... lol

Still, I want to get this game sooo badly.

Wohoooo i just got the Game with the mailman

I live in Denmark

It's out tomorrow.

In just one day I'll be enjoying this game.

"My body is ready." - Reggie Fils-Aime

Playing it right now. Dylan's lack of chin scares me. ;_;

Don't be mean to Dylan, he's like, the best character, seriously.

Dylan grew on me when he

Aaaahh, I love this game =D

BECAUSE KYLE CONDITIONS.

I must admit, he's beginning to grow on me because of Chapter 2. Going from 'i am skulking around fixing your doors 8)' to the whole fire alarm thing was a nice turnabout of character from kinda creepy to pretty cool dude.

I've been playing through this since I bought it on Friday. Started off a bit slow but the revelations in the later chapters really turned things up a notch. I was blazing through the last chapter and then I hit a snag, and as there's no walktroughs about yet I'm out of luck.

That's some coincidence, I'm stuck on the exact same puzzle as well.

That fucking music box. |: |

Also:

I give up. Could anyone help me?



EDIT: Never mind, I did it myself. I've finished it now. Awesome game.

Someone please help me with this? ;__;



What am I missing here? D8

^ Hmm...

Yay beat the game!! I must say that together with Hotel Dusk, Last Window is the Greatest game out for the DS

=D Guess what surprised me in my mailbox today!

Made it to chapter 3 thus far. Man, where are the skeletons in peoples' closets? I'm about ready to go plant some at this rate. I also noticed how a few sound effects, references, and sequences made there way in from Another Code: R.

I poked around in the novel. It's actually almost the sort of thing that I'd check out from the library. Except, the DS is not optimized to be an eReader. I I just couldn't read it very far. May see if I can't just extract the script and read it that way.

@Wooster: Don't worry, the game speeds up after chapter 3.

I hate being unemployed :(

Need monies so I can fuel my expensive hobbieeees.

Alright, I've beaten CiNG's last game. I'll post my thoughts later, but first, any one figure out what the reward is for not opening the classified files? I seem to be missing some songs at the end of the JukeBox.

Speaking of the classified files, I actually invite you to take a peek at them, should you feel brave. You'll learn interesting trivia about Hyde, Including his TEN HOUR SWIM around manhattan. The dude needs a better hobby.

Oh and the Epilogue, it brought some closure to Rex and Dylan's storylines not covered in the main game. Some day later I'll read the actual novel, but it's difficult. It's written halfway decent, but the monologue dialogue and narration has a somewhat broken flow to it, arbitrarily flowing between the three. Never mind that it's a retelling of the game.


I am really going to miss these games. I really love Hyde's interrogations and the music that goes with it.

I believe the reward is the epilogue. And you're not missing any song at the end. You had ??? for the songs that were still unlocked.

I haven't taken a peek at the classified files yet, I'll do so only when I'm done with reading the whole novel. I like it so far. I agree, it's not some great literature, but it's still a nice way to 'review' the story and notice little tid bits you might have missed (or just overlooked) when playing the game.


Yeah, I kinda agree with you on that one (despite the fact I really enjoy reading that 'novel'), but I wonder: was it like that in the original Japanese version, or is it a 'side-effect' of the translation?

Yeah, I kinda agree with you on that one (despite the fact I really enjoy reading that 'novel'), but I wonder: was it like that in the original Japanese version, or is it a 'side-effect' of the translation?[/quote]

Mentioned before, but maybe it's written badly because it's a work of everyone's favourite failauthor~

Personally, I suspect that the broken flow is due to the author reading from the in game script. The broken flow happens almost exactly during moments in game where Hyde has a monologue in the middle of a conversation, for instance. I suspect it had more to deal with deadlines then writing a good standalone eBook.