Rave from the Grave.
The ’90s horror output of controversial Japanese developer FairyTale is headed to PC, translated into English (officially) for the very first time. Published by FAKKU, the first release in FairyTale’s “Nightmare Collection” will be the PC-98 title Dead Of The Brain, which gooed up the Japanese market back in 1992.
Dead of the Brain: Day of the Living Dead spearheaded FairyTale’s forced genre shift from erotic games (or “Eroge”) to horror titles. In a story that seems almost quaint today, a high-school student stole a copy of the studio’s 1991 release Saori: The House of Beautiful Girls from Japanese store shelves. You wouldn’t steal an Eroge.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Rave from the Grave.
The ’90s horror output of controversial Japanese developer FairyTale is headed to PC, translated into English (officially) for the very first time. Published by FAKKU, the first release in FairyTale’s “Nightmare Collection” will be the PC-98 title Dead Of The Brain, which gooed up the Japanese market back in 1992.
Dead of the Brain: Day of the Living Dead spearheaded FairyTale’s forced genre shift from erotic games (or “Eroge”) to horror titles. In a story that seems almost quaint today, a high-school student stole a copy of the studio’s 1991 release Saori: The House of Beautiful Girls from Japanese store shelves. You wouldn’t steal an Eroge.
Read the full article on timeextension.com