This is so well done that it gets in the way of itself. *GameTrailers Game of the Year Awards 2011 - Best Nintendo DS Game Winner
*GameSpot Best of 2011 Awards - Best Handheld Game Winner ◆Based on the Critically Acclaimed Nintendo DS Game Should this touching tale “possess” you, the rest of the story is available for purchase under “Buy More Chapters” on the title screen. ◆ Rewind Time "4 Minutes Before Death" to Change Fate!ĭeath seems to follow you wherever you go, but you can do something about that! Using one of your ghostly powers, go back to a point 4 minutes before a person’s death and change their fate! A variety of actions will be available to you depending on what you possess.
◆ "Possess" and "Manipulate" Your Way to the Truth!Īs the main character, you can possess and manipulate objects, such as a guitar or an umbrella, using your "Powers of the Dead". One night is all you have to answer these questions before your soul vanishes at dawn’s first light, and your only lead is the female detective who witnessed your death. Thus begins your search for the answers to these questions: “Who am I?”, “Who killed me?”, and “Why was I killed?” When you awaken as a spirit, you realize you have no recollection of who you are. In an obscure corner of the city, a single bullet takes your life, but that’s not all it takes. Try this brand-new kind of "Interactive Mystery" for free right now! In the final words, Norah includes a book series recommendation (Jutta Profijt’s “Morgue Drawer”), and Ben casually endorses the television series “iZombie.”Ġ0:00:21 - Surf’s up in Chicago, 8AM installations, and what Norah is watchingĠ0:04:27 - State of mind, predictability, life things, mysteries of the sexes, and pod peopleĠ0:07:21 - From digressions to definitions, the death of Raquel Welch, and Ox N.Experience this much beloved, touching story for yourself. To close out the show, Norah listens intently while Ben talks about some of his favorite mystery themed point and click adventure games and Nintendo DS games from Capcom’s Shu Takumi. Things out a little slow conversationally, but then their on-brand rampant digression kicks in with topics such as television procedurals, the “cozy” genre of mysteries, the movie adaptation of Japanese author Kōtarō Isaka’s black humour thriller novel “Maria Beetle,” Ben’s favorite Chris Columbus movie script, and Scandinavian Noir. Ben is joined by Norah this week, and cooperatively they investigate this week’s word.
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