Posts tagged OVERDRIVE
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Tidbit: MangaGamer posts DEARDROPS trial version
December 15th, 2011, by in Release, Tidbits, Translation
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MangaGamer reveals new hardcopy titles
December 7th, 2011, by in Release, Translation
MangaGamer has now announced the first three releases under their hardcopy collaboration with J-List. Go Go Nippon!, their all-ages game that introduces the reader to living in Japan, will be available for 15 USD MSRP. For their adult segment, MangaGamer and J-List are releasing Edelweiss and its fan disc, Eiden Fantasia as a bundle for the list price of 40 USD. Lastly, the recently released maid-centric title, We Love Master, will also be receiving a hardcopy edition, for the list price of 35 USD. All titles will be DRM-free, as have been their previous hardcopy titles, and are basic releases with no extras. The announcement post also contains detailed images of the packaging. Go Go Nippon and the Edelweiss bundle are expected to finish printing on December 20, and MangaGamer hopes to push through last minute fixes for We Love Master to have it out by New Years. The J-List website is now accepting preorders of the newly announced titles.
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Tidbit: MangaGamer hints at upcoming DEARDROPS
December 2nd, 2011, by in Tidbits, Translation
MangaGamer has tweeted that the English localization of the rock and roll visual novel from OVERDRIVE, DEARDROPS has entered beta testing. Furthermore, they hope to have a trial version up later this month.
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Go Go Nippon going nicely
October 8th, 2011, by in Release, Translation
MangaGamer released their virtual homestay game, Go Go Nippon slightly over a week ago and has garnered a decent amount of sales. According to MangaGamer, sales of Go Go Nippon during the first week beat out Kara no Shoujo and We Love Master in their first week sales. However, sales numbers for the first week were still less than first day sales of Koihime Musou. The rate at which Go Go Nippon has been selling has MangaGamer commenting that “[they'd] love to see the game expanded through DLC, so [they] hope it continues to sell well.”
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Tidbit: MangaGamer updates Edelweiss’s translation
September 6th, 2011, by in Release, Tidbits, Translation