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Join me and my bestie Mikyu777 as we explore this gem of an Otome game and its silly characters, and as we are torn between making everyone fall victim to the Allan Curse, or proving that the Secret LI is the only one to worship. If you think you are a true otome fan who isn’t afraid of anything, then we suggest you have a look at our fun discussion!

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Viruses are escaping from the Ar Tonelico Tower, and everyone is now in danger; may the power of Song Magic rescue them, and may The Girl Who Keeps Singing at the End of the World be their saving light. Always assuming she isn’t tone-deaf…

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What if you’re trapped in an abandoned school, and a remote-controlled bear tells you that the only way to escape is to kill one of your classmates and get away with it? Well, this is exactly what happens in Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc! Let’s ring the doorbell to Hope’s Peak Academy, and dive into its world!

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Let’s help the cute witch Pieberry in her exciting journey to fulfill two of her childhood dreams; finding both her desired pie and her long-lost mum! Will she make it before the Pope finds her and assassinates her? Or will his dangerous witch hunters find her first?

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Sakura Wars is set in a Steampunk Tokyo, in the 1920s, protected by a mysterious Imperial Assault Troop. The male protagonist, Ichiro Ogami, an Imperial Japanese Navy Ensign, is transferred to the Flower Division in order to become its captain. As he arrives at the Grand Imperial Theater, the theater manager, Ikki Yoneda, tells Ogami that his job will be… punching tickets? Ogami is, obviously, quite confused, as he expected to become a captain and fight alongside his soldiers. Quite disheartened, Ogami is about to give up and stay a ticket puncher forever, when, suddenly, a strange alarm rings, and the beautiful actresses of the company jump into their giant mecha armor, the Koubou, and it’s time to fight! Ogami and the Imperial Assault Troupe will have to protect the city from a nefarious force that plans to take over Tokyo.

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It's time for me to celebrate the release of the 100th Journal Page by talking about one of the most important games in my gaming journey, Mother 3, and my complicated relationship with it! Why is it so special to me? Let’s find out!

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Many people get suddenly transported into another world after hearing a song by a virtual idol called μ (Mu); they end up in a virtual reality program called Mobius, that allows them to live as high schoolers forever and, most importantly, it makes all these people forget about reality. The illusion is kept consistent thanks to the magical songs of μ and the Ostinato Musicians; plus, there are even fake NPCs added in, to make it seem the real deal. Too bad that no one realizes that everything is a simulation, and all the unfortunate people who are trapped in this place don’t even try to escape, as, in their opinion, there is nothing to run away from! Will they ever realize it’s all fake?

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So many games to try, so little time to do it… We always want to try new things, and end up leaving behind what we used to love. Is it that easy to go back to a game you’ve already finished? Let’s find out!

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What would you do if, in 2006, your newly bought Wii told you to insert a Startup Disc that is not in your Wii box? Where do you find it then? Does it exist? Is it a bug? Can you burn one of these on a CD or DVD with your parents' pc without them noticing? Will pressing A+B+Down on your Wii Remote skip that screen and let you create Miis? Find it out in this article about the mysterious Wii Startup Disc!

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Two seemingly unrelated Yakuza members, an empty lot, the 80s, and Takoyaki? How are these even related? And why are they so important to my gaming journey? Read the article in the Blisscast Journal to find out!