I wonder how it is?

You might understand if you give it a try.

I lit a cigarette.

>>3

>>3

What do you think, Yoko?

I liked how asking the bear for an alibi in the first game would make him angry and lead to a game over.

I did it a little in the past.

I remember that despite this appearance, they were quite a pleasant person on the inside.

I have a memory of it being fun on my flip phone, but I don’t remember the content.

A game that plays like a detective novel in a classic adventure style.

Is it interesting?

The scenario is relatively forceful.

I love the passage of time as it flows by.

I only want to solve incidents that don’t hurt anyone.

Jinguji Special

It’s amazing that it’s been around since the Famicom.

Lung Cancer Game

I’ve been slowly working on a set that includes 10 past scenario works bought on sale and 4 new releases, but I can’t finish it.

It’s fun, but

I like all four that were released on PS.

One is a compilation from the Famicom era, but…

I heard that even though it’s being released under a different name abroad, it hasn’t been very well received.

Hardcore, or poorly said, plain.

But I think it has influenced various aspects of ADV in later years.

It used to be a regular slicked-back hairstyle, so why did it change to that style…

I liked how Mechanic Yoko-kun in the bonus scenario was upgraded over time.

The antenna became wireless.

You hear hints from cigarettes and the story progresses.

I was surprised that smoking too much damaged my lungs and led to a game over.

Wasn’t there a time when Yoko-kun got targeted, got angry, and immediately crashed after running out on a bike?

Was it this massive?

Content that feels like Yakuza, drugs, and organ trafficking.

I wonder if people are still smoking in the Reiwa era.

>>27

I was busy looking for a smoking area even in my last work.

>>31

There really are no smoking areas right now…

Is it interesting?

My father is a company president, and as his name suggests, Jinjuji Saburo is the third son.

I have two older brothers who are taking over our father’s company.

Saburo hated such a predetermined life path and became a detective after studying abroad in America, as revealed in the novel.

Having the ability to fly is against the rules for the perpetrator, right?

Yoko-kun seemed to become gloomy because of some sad past…

Katsuya Terada has completely become an artist.

There is a detective, an assistant, and a friendly policeman, and it’s pretty much like Conan, so there are too many series and I’m wondering where to start… But even for someone without a name, there’s no need to worry.

>>36

Adding a friendly Yakuza there as well.

Is it just as time passes? The fourth installment of FC.

I like that.

It’s not flashy, but it really resonates.

>>37

There’s no bad guy just passing by, and nobody dies, so it feels quite unique, right?

The smoking area has been removed from the convenience store due to COVID and hasn’t been reinstated.

The first work has tricks that are too superhuman.

>>39

Therefore, the script was significantly revised in the remake.

>>44

Changing the culprit is a bit…

The ones that were released on the original PlayStation (ports of past titles and new titles) are consistently good and fun.

Jazz-style background music is nice.

I wonder how far I got.

I still liked the end of the dream the most.

The first work is too rough, but from the second one onward, the format is already complete, which is amazing.

The one with the highest level of completion is “At the End of the Dream.”

It’s a game that just enjoys the atmosphere of jazz, tobacco, and alcohol.

Despite that, Jinguji changes his character quite a bit during the interviews…

I haven’t been able to play several new works that have been released on feature phones.

It’s about time that young people who don’t know what rolled cigarettes are start entering society…

I can’t pursue it anymore, but I’m only concerned about my relationship with Yoko.

I know that we’ve reached the point of calling each other by our names, but are we getting married or not?

What can be done on Steam has a bad reputation…

Are we going straight into the new chapter?

I liked detective adventure games that came out around ’98 (like DC Connection and The Golden Compass), so I also enjoyed the PS game Kamijuuji.

In the novel version, I don’t want to put Yoko in danger.

It was quite a surprising development where it ended with a breakup.

It seems that it is being treated as if it were not handled in a side story.

I only know that Data East was a company that made games with a unique and weird atmosphere because the generations are different, but is this serious?

>>55

The first work is quite strange.

From the second work onward, it’s much more proper, but suddenly the kung fu man goes on a rampage.

>>55

It occasionally has comical elements, but overall it has a hard-boiled feel.

Prism of Eyes is great.

You can get 14 of them for under 1000 yen during the sale.

Since Jinguji feels a sense of indebtedness, it seems that things won’t progress unless Yoko pushes down first.

If you leave Yoko-kun alone, he will start investigating on his own…

I thought it was just a story about people dying, but it turns out that’s not the case, as I realized while watching “Prism something.”

>>61

As time passes, there are no dead, and it feels heartwarming with human emotions.

The recent one that came out on the 3DS was quite interesting.

The ones that were released later as fixed versions were poorly received.

The scene of the tailing in the unfinished report left an impression on me like a nightmare.

>>63

Do we need the gameplay elements of the stalking part and the final chase part?

Fumoffu!

It feels like the story and setting are both connected and not connected at the same time…

Maybe

The opening with the angels flying is really scary.

>>68

Is this the end of the dream?

>>71

Maybe that.

I thought it was a horror game all along.

>>77

It’s not horror, but it’s an incredibly heavy story.

The design of female characters changes drastically from work to work.

Kasumi-san can be super erotic sometimes.

I am faster than anyone! I like it.

>>73

(accident)

Whether it’s due to nostalgia or the live performance BGM recorded since the PlayStation era.

The cheap BGM of the Famicom is more memorable.

Recently, Yoko from the Mystery Incident Diary has become super cute…

Speaking of which, that angel doll in the opening wasn’t related to the main story at all.

>>80

That’s something that Katsuya Terada often draws.

The angel and the girl lying on the ground won’t appear at the end of the dream…

>>81

There is a sense of Terada’s worldview.

That OP is not a metaphor for Jinguji’s nightmare… but rather Terada Katsuya’s music video.

I have published as many as eight novels.

The harpy that appears in BUSIN, designed by Katsuya Terada, had a face that looked like its eyes were crushed too.

I want to do it again at the end of my dream, but I can’t do it on the current machine…

Why aren’t they including this in the prologue?

>>87

If we record it, Daedalus will become even more miserable due to the difference in quality!

There were a lot of them during the DS era, right?

I have memories of it being released quite a bit even on flip phones.

I like it because it has a good gameplay even while the lights are on.

I guess the PS era was the golden age, huh?

When I woke up sleeping on the sofa after a heavy drink at the detective agency…

Is the super beautiful secretary Yoko-kun at the office again sleeping on the sofa…?

Please rest in bed for your health, while also being concerned.

I drink the morning coffee that Yoko made for me and light a cigarette for the first time in the morning…

This game is perfect for those who yearn for such a lifestyle.

>>91

Sounds good…

>>91

But I don’t earn enough to drink good sake like Jinguuji…

I want to drink Camus too!

I remember being surprised when I read several Japanese hard-boiled novels, having developed an interest in hard-boiled fiction at Jinguji, and finding that they were all full of older men’s desires.

>>92

Jinguuji is a man who loves alcohol and cigarettes, and although he’s sharp-minded, he’s also physically strong—someone that men aspire to be like…

That’s fine like that…

If it’s Marlboro, I can smoke it!

>>95

Well, I completely started smoking Marlboro because of Saburo Jinguuji’s influence.

As a result of this, I admired the Mini Cooper.

I feel sad that Bear is closer in age than Jinguji.

I can’t help but have the image of the bold tricks from the first generation.

Few have played Daidalos: The Awakening of Golden Jazz.

>>100

I think it’s a bit awful for something like this to come out from the writer of “The End of the Dream.”

If I drink coffee and smoke a cigarette first thing in the morning, I always end up with an upset stomach, so I can’t be hard-boiled…

>>101

His name is Nameless.

A down-and-out guy smoking a cigarette while struggling to chat on a run-down internet bulletin board, ending up with an upset stomach.

I’ll do it after Prism of Eyes is finished…

That aside, I want to stop by my regular bar run by a beautiful sister duo and have some Camus.

Saburo has money, right?

I’m not really doing detective work.

>>105

My home is very thick.

>>106

That said, I probably haven’t used my family’s money to maintain the office.

Using it makes the hard-boiled feeling quite diminish…

>>105

I was in such dire straits that I couldn’t even afford to buy coffee as time passed by.

>>105

He’s the heir of the Jinguji conglomerate, but…

But I’m not sponging off my parents, that’s not very hard-boiled.

I was surprised that new works were still being released until 2018.

>>107

Has it really been 7 years already…?

>>107

I want a collection of remakes or new works featuring the smartphone stuff soon.

It’s too pathetic and hilarious to be pretending to be hard-boiled while depending on my parents.

I feel like it’s a good opportunity now that the market for indie games is thriving.

Once I receive the payment, I’m going to immediately buy a big desk and then get scolded by Yoko…

The DS ones are going for a premium price.

I wonder if Ark won’t be ported.

I wonder how much the office rent is now.

I never thought that “The Mystery of the Disappearing in the Okhotsk” and the Famicom Detective Club would have new releases in the Reiwa era.

I wonder if the volume layer of the game is from the baby boomer generation.

How many hours does it take for one out of 14?

>>121

The app version is a short game that takes just a little over 4 hours, so it’s something you can easily play.

It’s a new release, so it has a lot of content, and if you’re interested, buying it won’t be a loss.

It feels like there was a strong sense of getting lost along the way because of the close ties with the Yakuza.

It’s good when you enter the boss’s room without greeting the young guys and end up getting beaten up and game over.

I’ve been doing it roughly since the end of the dream, just in case.

None of them leave much of an impression of the incident…

>>126

Well, it’s not so much about tricks or anything; it’s truly a diligent detective job that involves searching in various ways on foot.

Since it became a standard to ask the Yakuza when in trouble, I have a bit of a feeling of uncertainty.

When I read Jiro Taniguchi’s “The Incident Company,”

I feel like it’s the original story behind Jinguji.

Well, it seems there’s a side to the Shinjuku area that’s closely linked to the Yakuza…

The Portopia Serial Murder case was also remade the year before last.

Money! Violence! SEX! It may be a bit of a peculiar type because it’s hard-boiled without much feeling (it’s SF), but it might be fun to read the legacy of Light Jean.

I want them to make a new work in 3D like Detroit: Become Human.

>>133

Who holds the rights now? Is it still with Ark?

I got into the game after playing the demo included in a PS magazine at the end of my dreams…

The most memorable trick is that the culprit is in the first flying one.

If we’re going to revive it this time, we should definitely employ Kazutaka Kodaka.

I have a feeling that detectives can’t even make a name for themselves in the underworld.

However, even just professional relationships cannot maintain a clean image in this day and age.

Since it’s Shinjuku, how about a collaboration with Yakuza?

Well, it’s unlikely that they would do something like that.

Wasn’t the indoor cultivated vegetable by Deco a success?

>>142

No, I failed.

I was also getting involved with strange machines.

Jinguji is more of a suspense genre than a mystery.

>>143

Even though “Dōkoku” and “REVIVE” have a high level of difficulty…

In the latter half, the mystery-solving element is 90% of the mysterious case files…

Also searching for passwords… that’s unrelated to the main story…

Even if it’s a high difficulty in ADV, I’m not really that happy about it.

Is it at the end of the dream that Yoko-kun’s boyfriend does drugs and rapes Yoko-kun?

>>149

Was there something so direct?

Well, since he’s a drug addict, there probably was dating abuse.

I also like the Tōdō Ryūnosuke series.

Worried about the end of the dream…

I still clearly remember only the introduction of the ending at the end of the dream.

>>152

At the end of the dream, morning comes…

If you want to deduce, go play Obra Dinn.

Detective games mostly involve playing detective novels, for better or for worse.

I also liked Cross Detective Story alongside this one… It’s such a shame that a sequel didn’t come out.

>>155

The company was making Jinguji.

I don’t know if that’s the case for everything, but the Jinguji I did only checked whether the choices remembered the content of the incident exactly, which didn’t boost my motivation.

If I had cleared the bear’s part at the end of the dream, I would have completed the game.

It seems there was a bug where a flag got stuck halfway, and I was stuck.

I wonder if it’s a matter of order since there were other people who reported the same.

I’m getting motivated to do it just because Daedalus is being criticized so much.

I wonder which one comes first, City Hunter or the other?

>>161

Isn’t it different as a comparison target?

I liked being able to clear everything in a round-robin style, so I stopped playing the last one on PS1…

Both are Shinjuku Private Eyes, so it’s not wrong to consider them as the target, but…

I don’t think it’s something to compare whether it’s later or earlier.

It feels like Shinjuku Shark or something like that.

It was interesting that a new title came out on the 3DS after such a long time.

It’s just that it was quite short.

The criminal can’t really go for an outrageous scale, so smuggling is about as far as they can manage.

I bought and read “A Shining Future,” and it was interesting.

I like the atmosphere of “Before the light goes out.”