Another Code Wii Euro Boxart

By Jorge Ba-oh 25.04.2009 9

Another Code Wii Euro Boxart on Nintendo gaming news, videos and discussion

The European box art for upcoming Wii sequel to Another Code, A Journey into Lost Memories, has emerged.

The adventure game, interactive novel hybrid is due out on June 26th 2009 in Europe, and the cover art has emerged showing the game's protagonist Ashley Mizuki Robins standing beside Juliet Lake where her mother passed away 13 years ago.

Image for Another Code Wii Euro Boxart
Box art for Another Code: R - A Journey into Lost Memories
Developer

CiNG

Publisher

Nintendo

Genre

Adventure

Players

1

C3 Score

Rated $score out of 10  9/10

Reader Score

Rated $score out of 10  9/10 (4 Votes)

European release date Out now   North America release date None   Japan release date Out now   Australian release date Out now   

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JoshSL is offline. JoshSL 25.04.2009#1

"Just like a Mystery Novel, definitely not a video game, nope! Smilie"

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jesusraz is offline. jesusraz 25.04.2009#2

Well, apparently it does have less puzzles than the DS version...with some saying it's kind of like Hotel Dusk in that way.

It seems the Euro version has voice-acting, something the Japanese edition didn't! Smilie

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JoshSL is offline. JoshSL 25.04.2009#3

jesusraz said:
It seems the Euro version has voice-acting, something the Japanese edition didn't! Smilie

That is weird! Smilie

Well if they wanted the cover to look like a book cover instead of as game cover, they did a good job. I've never seen such a "book like" cover in my life.

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Mason is offline. Mason 25.04.2009#4

That's a beautiful cover, really well done. Well, aside the blooming big 'MYSTERY NOVEL' circle on it, that ruins it a bit...

 
jesusraz is offline. jesusraz 25.04.2009#5

SuperLink said:
Well if they wanted the cover to look like a book cover instead of as game cover, they did a good job. I've never seen such a "book like" cover in my life.

I think given how well 100 Classic Book Collection's done here in the UK, it's no wonder they're taking this route.

Does this come out around the time people break up for the school holidays?

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Darkflame is offline. Darkflame 26.04.2009#6

frell.
LESS puzzles?

The first game was lovely, but crazy short. If this has even less puzzles it should be sold cheap :-/

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mooojc is offline. mooojc 26.04.2009#7

Hmm a simple boxart nothing too interesting. Less puzzles? The DS version was short as it is... neitherless I'm still interested to see how this turns out.

 
Laurelin is offline. Laurelin 27.04.2009#8

I saw a trailer on Nintendo-Channel yesterday and was taken in by the atmosphere of the game. And yes, it was voice acted. I hope not only for the trailer...
I think this cover looks beautiful, I don't know the Japanese cover, thou.
They could take the Mystery Novel sticker and shove it... Well, Laurelin, behave...

The graphics in the game are great, really good and the best I saw on Wii so far. But it's no free 3D, so it's not difficult to brush up the graphics...

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Darkflame is offline. Darkflame 27.04.2009#9

Well, like the DS version, they can remove polygons backfacing to the camera, thus freeing up more to use elsewhere while keeping a steady framerate.
That said, I dont think this is pushing the Wii hard technicaly, its just a really lovely style. (which is more important).

As for the sticker...I'm all for it.
Increasing the market for these sort of games is desperately needed. Stuff like this, Proffesor Layton etc are good examples of how non-gamers can have their perspectives widened about how games can be highly engaging and non-shallow.
Showing people theres thinking games out there, and not just action is an important step.

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