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ktay95 on 28 May 2016

The PC version of Zero Time Dilemma, the third entry in the Zero Escape series, is currently planned for release via Steam on June 30—two days after the PS Vita and 3DS release on June 28.

Aksys Games confirmed to Gematsu that June 30 is the preliminary date given to them by Spike Chunsoft, who will be handling the PC release.


Read more at http://gematsu.com/2016/05/zero-time-dilemma-pc-launches-june-30#x2HQsHuCf6WFCpOW.99

WELL SHIT!!!!!!

Thats pretty damn awesome.



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Nautilus on 28 May 2016

And the first and second game?Makes perfect sense to release them NOW for people who didnt play the trilogy to enjoy



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Darwinianevolution on 28 May 2016

What about the first one? It's the one that's hardest to find, and it's the first one in the series. It would make sense to see a complete trilogy edition being released on Steam (hell, on the 3DS/Vita would do well too).



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Darwinianevolution on 28 May 2016

By the way, how many differences are between the 3DS and the Vita's versions of Virtue's Last Reward? To see how it plays with one or two screens.



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Alex_The_Hedgehog on 28 May 2016

AWESOME!

I've played the original Zero Escape for DS (999) and it was one of my favorite Visual Novel/Adventure games. I am so happy right now! xD



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Alex_The_Hedgehog on 28 May 2016
Darwinianevolution said:
What about the first one? It's the one that's hardest to find, and it's the first one in the series. It would make sense to see a complete trilogy edition being released on Steam (hell, on the 3DS/Vita would do well too).

I think there's a high chance that the entire trilogy will eventually come to Steam.



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Nautilus on 28 May 2016
Darwinianevolution said:
By the way, how many differences are between the 3DS and the Vita's versions of Virtue's Last Reward? To see how it plays with one or two screens.

Content-wise, none.The Vita has just slighter better graphics, but the 3DS is better for the touchpad and making notes in the game.I personally prefer the 3DS version, since(for me)the grphics are basically the same, but the ease of use to make notes and use the lower screen, compared to the vita less precise touchscreen, makes it better.



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LuckyTrouble on 29 May 2016

It would be nice if they did a full trilogy release on PC since, as it stands, having just the third game available on PC doesn't make too much sense. If you're a PC gamer and don't feel too morally bound to the power of your dollar and legal distribution of IP, at the least DS emulation is easy and 3DS emulation has made leaps and bounds.

On a positive note, my Vita pre-order from back when the game and localization was first announced is still ready to go and already price adjusted for my Prime discount.