The World Ends with You: Final Remix Set for September Release in Japan

Square Enix has announced that The World End with You: Final Remix will be released for Nintendo Switch in Japan on September 27, 2018. The company also announced that Japan will receive a special “It’s a Wonderful Bag” edition available exclusively though Square Enix’s online store for ¥17,000 (around $155) that contains:

  • Physical copy of The World Ends with You: Final Remix
  • Mini soundtrack CD
  • Art book
  • Stylus pen
  • Neku acrylic stand
  • Maki-e stickers
  • Tin badge sticker set

 

The World Ends with You: Final Remix is an enhanced port of 2008 Nintendo DS title The World Ends with You, which was also released on iOS and Android. The game is a 2D action RPG set in the Shibuya district of Tokyo and follows Neku, a young man tasked with competing in the Reaper’s Game in an alternate plane of existence called the Underground. The Final Remix version includes a new story scenario as well as new tracks and arrangements from composer Takeharu Ishimoto, and is also planned for release in North America and Europe sometime in 2018.

 

 

Source: Gematsu

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3 Responses

  1. There’s still no mention of it, and at this point, it’s likely that there isn’t going to be full voice acting in this game. It’s not a deal breaker or anything, but it feels like such a missed opportunity. It worked well with Devil Survivor and Radiant Historia, and those were 3DS enhanced ports of DS games.

    On a more positive note, if that special edition is released for the west, I’m totally getting it!

  2. says:

    Feel free to re-ban me, but I just feel my point has to be made. I don’t care if a game has voice acting, since 99.99% of the time I just skip through the text if possible, and am too impatient to sit through unskippable dialogue. I’d much rather the music be the voice of games.

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