Jack Jeanne Demo Lets Players Start Its Story
Tokyo Ghoul creator Sui Ishida’s “shonen opera” themed game,
Jack Jeanne, on the Japanese Nintendo eShop. The demo lets players check out the introduction in its entirety. [Thanks, 4Gamer.]
The
Jack Jeanne demo starts from the very beginning up until the “Newcomer Performance” part of the story, where the protagonist, Saki Tachibana, appears on stage for her very first performance. It will include main and sub-scenario parts. The “Newcomer Performance” part features two rhythm action tracks. One is a “Dance Rhythm Action” performance, and the other is a “Singing Rhythm Action” part. It’s also worth noting that save data from the demo will not carry over to the full version.
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Final Sword Returns To The Japanese Switch eShop As A Definitive Edition Release
Final Sword, the game featuring background music from
The Legend of Zelda series, has now returned to the Japanese eShop as a Definitive Edition release.
The Zelda-themed music has reportedly been removed. There were also some asset issues as well, but it s unclear at this stage if they ve been removed or even swapped out.
Here s an incredibly rough Google translation of the developer s latest Twitter message - thanking fans for all the support: Thanks to everyone s support, we were able to release it. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. We are still struggling to develop even more interesting games. Thank you for your patronage of Final Sword Definitive Edition. (The story is the same as the previous work.) Thank you very much.