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Go! Go! 5 Jigen Game Neptune: reVerse Trailer Dives Deep Into New Features and Mini-Games

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The latest trailer for Go! Go! 5 Jigen Game Neptune: reVerse trailer dives deep into various features and mini-games. This includes a look at how combat will be handled in Go! Go! Jigen Game Neptune: reVerse and the addition of a fishing mini-game.

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An arrange mode will be available in Neptune: reVerse along with new background music. Furthermore, twenty characters can be used from the start of the game. The arrange mode for Neptune: reVerse reworks and rebalances regarding the combat featured in the original title. Other features include the option to read the scenario text from the original game.

Additionally, physical items included in the Go! Go! Edition of the game include an original soundtrack OST, an artbook, a sticker sheet featuring the main characters of the Hyperdimension Neptunia series, a special 10th-anniversary poster, and a physical copy of the game.

You can watch the trailer below.

Go! Go! 5 Jigen Game Neptune: reVerse is an upcoming definitive edition and a remake of Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1. This title was announced to celebrate the upcoming 10th anniversary of the original title.

Go! Go! 5 Jigen Game Neptune: reVerse will release in Japan on December 17, 2020, for the PlayStation 5.


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