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* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition:
** The Japanese Limited Edition includes a mini manga, a Drama CD and an acrylic phone stand with a cleaner.
** The English Limited Edition includes a cleaner cloth and a pair of earphones.
** The Japanese Limited Edition includes a mini manga, a Drama CD and an acrylic phone stand with a cleaner.
** The English Limited Edition includes a cleaner cloth and a pair of earphones.
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* PreOrderBonus: The Japanese version has a PS Vita skin as a preorder item.
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* NoPortForYou: The only major spinoff thus far that hasn't been ported to the PC, presumably due to its extensive use of the Vita's touchscreens.
** Another factor can be pointed to the fact that the game was published by NIS America, which cut ties to Idea Factory and Compile Heart after a conflict within the Japanese branch, shortly after the game's release.
** Another factor can be pointed to the fact that the game was published by NIS America, which cut ties to Idea Factory and Compile Heart after a conflict within the Japanese branch, shortly after the game's release.
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* NoPortForYou: The only major spinoff thus far that hasn't been ported to the PC, presumably due to its extensive use of the Vita's touchscreens.
** Another factor can be pointed to the fact that the game was published by NIS America, which cut ties to Idea Factory and Compile Heart after a conflict within the Japanese branch, shortly after the game's release.PC.
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** Another factor can be pointed to the fact that the game was published by NIS America, which cut ties to Idea Factory and Compile Heart after a conflict within the Japanese branch, shortly after the game's release.
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* NoPortForYou: The only major spinoff thus far that hasn't been ported to the PC, presumably due to its extensive use of the Vita's touchscreens.
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* NoPortForYou: The only major spinoff thus far that hasn't been ported to the PC, presumably due to its extensive use of the Vita's touchscreens.touchscreens.
** Another factor can be pointed to the fact that the game was published by NIS America, which cut ties to Idea Factory and Compile Heart after a conflict within the Japanese branch, shortly after the game's release.
** Another factor can be pointed to the fact that the game was published by NIS America, which cut ties to Idea Factory and Compile Heart after a conflict within the Japanese branch, shortly after the game's release.
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* NoPortForYou: The only major spinoff thus far that hasn't been ported to the PC.PC, presumably due to its extensive use of the Vita's touchscreens.
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* NoExportForYou: While rhythm games (such as ''VideoGame/HatsuneMikuProjectDiva'' and certain ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'' games) have been localized, this the first actual idol sim game announced to avert this trope. It was, however, released at the same time as the later-announced [=PSOne=] Classic import ''Heroine Dream 2'', which is entirely in Japanese for the West.
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* NoExportForYou: While rhythm games (such as ''VideoGame/HatsuneMikuProjectDiva'' and certain ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'' games) have been localized, this the first actual idol sim game announced to avert this trope. It was, however, released at the same time as the later-announced [=PSOne=] Classic import ''Heroine Dream 2'', which is entirely in Japanese for the West.West.
* NoPortForYou: The only major spinoff thus far that hasn't been ported to the PC.
* NoPortForYou: The only major spinoff thus far that hasn't been ported to the PC.
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* NoExportForYou: While rhythm games (such as ''[[VideoGame/HatsuneMikuProjectDIVA Hatsune Miku: Project Diva]]'' ''VideoGame/HatsuneMikuProjectDiva'' and certain ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmaster Idolmaster]]'' ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'' games) have been localized, this the first actual idol sim game announced to avert this trope. It was, however, released at the same time as the later-announced PSOne [=PSOne=] Classic import ''Heroine Dream 2'', which is entirely in Japanese for the West.
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* NoExportForYou: While rhythm games (such as ''[[{{Vocaloid}} ''[[VideoGame/HatsuneMikuProjectDIVA Hatsune Miku: Project Diva]]'' and certain ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmaster Idolmaster]]'' games) have been localized, this the first actual idol sim game announced to avert this trope. It was, however, released at the same time as the later-announced PSOne Classic import ''Heroine Dream 2'', which is entirely in Japanese for the West.
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* NoExportForYou: While rhythm games (such as ''[[{{Vocaloid}} Hatsune Miku: Project Diva]]'' and certain ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmaster Idolmaster]]'' games) have been localized, this the first actual idol sim game announced to avert this trope. It was, however, marginally beat to market by released at the same time as the later-announced PSOne Classic import ''Heroine Dream 2'', which is entirely in Japanese for the West.
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* NoExportForYou: While rhythm games (such as [[{{Vocaloid}} ''[[{{Vocaloid}} Hatsune Miku: Project Diva]] Diva]]'' and certain [[VideoGame/TheIdolmaster Idolmaster]] ''[[VideoGame/TheIdolmaster Idolmaster]]'' games) have been localized, this is perhaps the first actual idol sim game announced to avert this trope.trope. It was, however, marginally beat to market by the later-announced PSOne Classic import ''Heroine Dream 2'', which is entirely in Japanese for the West.
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* NoExportForYou: While rhythm games (such as [[{{Vocaloid}} Hatsune Miku: Project Diva]] and certain [[VideoGame/TheIdolmaster Idolmaster]] games) have been localized, this is perhaps the first actual idol sim game to avert this trope.
