«©NCSX» As a 14-year old who has a major crush on Dejiko, you visit the Gamers store in Akihabara regularly. One day as you enter the shop to check out the latest wares, an ebullient Dejiko glows out a brilliant greeting. Sheepishly and slightly fearful, you shuffle to the side and begin to browse. Before long, Rabi-en-Rose and Dejiko are squabbling again and Dejiko's powerful eye beam attack somehow opens a dimensional gate which sucks everyone inside Gamers to an alternative universe.
Upon waking up, it's clear that something has gone awry. Soon after, an animated intro with song runs through which shows the various characters in the game. Once the animation ends, the player is given the option of saving the progress of the game so that one won't have to slog through the beginning cinemas again...
As the story goes, poor Dejiko has
lost her memory and needs the help of
her rambunctious crew to regain it.
The inhabitants of the new dimension
are also puzzled by some of the
questions that our crew asks - for
example, near the beginning of the
game, a woman character doesn't know
what Akihabara is, to the dismay of
the heroes. To add to the madness, a
demon overlord needs to be defeated
before the whole lot of you can return
to Earth. Played in interactive
fashion, Digi Charat Fantasy features
copious amounts of voice acting,
communication sequences with
newfangled characters and exclusive
animations that were created solely
for this game.
The special boxed edition of
Digi-Charat Fantasy includes a blue
VMU with a Digi-Charat design on it, a
music CD and a 2002 calendar whose
pages are the size of a CD jewel case.
Publisher: Broccoli
Jan Code: 4510417030171 / T-46301M
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