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D.C. (Limited Edition) (DVD-ROM) image 1

D.C. (Limited Edition) (DVD-ROM)

  • Compatible with Windows™ (PC)
Version: USUS
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Product Languages

Language  English

Product Features

  • English text with Japanese voice
  • OS: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista
  • Memory: 96+ MB RAM, 1000 MB hard drive space
  • Manufacturer: MangaGamer

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Edition
Limited

Item Description

Silently...
Cherry Blossoms danced in the air,

All throughout the year, unceasingly--
Their blooming, pale pink petals the pride of this island.

Winter was here.

he ground lay covered in a faint layer of frost, as snow white crystals fluttered down upon it.
The season when puffs of breath turn white and getting out of bed proves difficult.

And yet...
"As usual, the scenery doesn't reflect the season,"
Muttered a young man---Yoshiyuki---as he walked to school along the cherry blossom tree-lined streets.

"Well, it is Hatsune Island's famous 'Everlasting Cherry Blossom Tree'."
"No, saying that so earnestly now doesn't really..."

A young girl walking before him turned around.

One of them wore a pleasant smile; the other looked a bit weary.

It was a familiar scene to them.

The young man looked up at the cherry blossoms, blooming as if it were spring, as he exhaled white puffs.

Their Christmas party was nearly upon them. Then, after the new year passed, his final year at the affiliated campus would begin.

New encounters? Or farewells? Joy? Or sadness?
He had no idea what kind of life awaited him.

But---

He felt that something was bound to change.

As he gazed upon the cherry blossoms slowly dancing in the air, the young man dreamed of the coming spring.

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(214) · Jan 10, 2012
Mangagamer still have a long way to go with their expensive physical releases. Very VERY poor quality packaging (cases seem second hand), no instruction manual.

Game's good though.

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