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Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English, porting it to Platform/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. ''Hellbound & Debriefed'' would make its western global debut on July 20th, 2021.
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In what may be one of the weirder takes on the vampire hunting genre, ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed'' is a "Strip Action RPG" published by Acquire in 2011 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable, and the start of the greater ''VideoGame/AkibasTrip'' series. An UpdatedRerelease for the same platform released in 2012 under the title ''Akiba's Trip Plus''. It would eventually get a sequel in ''VideoGame/AkibasTripUndeadAndUndressed'' in 2013.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English, porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. ''Hellbound & Debriefed'' would make its western debut on July 20th, 2021.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English, porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. ''Hellbound & Debriefed'' would make its western debut on July 20th, 2021.
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In what may be one of the weirder takes on the vampire hunting genre, ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed'' is a "Strip Action RPG" published by Acquire in 2011 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable, Platform/PlayStationPortable, and the start of the greater ''VideoGame/AkibasTrip'' series. An UpdatedRerelease for the same platform released in 2012 under the title ''Akiba's Trip Plus''. It would eventually get a sequel in ''VideoGame/AkibasTripUndeadAndUndressed'' in 2013.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English, porting it toUsefulNotes/PlayStation4 Platform/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. ''Hellbound & Debriefed'' would make its western debut on July 20th, 2021.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English, porting it to
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In what may be one of the weirder takes on the vampire hunting genre, ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed'' is a "Strip Action RPG" published by Acquire in 2011 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable. An UpdatedRerelease for the same platform came in 2012 under the title ''Akiba's Trip Plus''. It would eventually get a sequel in ''VideoGame/AkibasTripUndeadAndUndressed'' in 2013.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English, porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. It was later announced that ''Hellbound & Debriefed'' would release on July 20th, 2021.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English, porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. It was later announced that ''Hellbound & Debriefed'' would release on July 20th, 2021.
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In what may be one of the weirder takes on the vampire hunting genre, ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed'' is a "Strip Action RPG" published by Acquire in 2011 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable. UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable, and the start of the greater ''VideoGame/AkibasTrip'' series. An UpdatedRerelease for the same platform came released in 2012 under the title ''Akiba's Trip Plus''. It would eventually get a sequel in ''VideoGame/AkibasTripUndeadAndUndressed'' in 2013.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English, porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title.It was later announced that ''Hellbound & Debriefed'' would release make its western debut on July 20th, 2021.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English, porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title.
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In what may be one of the weirder takes on the vampire hunting genre, ''Akiba's Trip'' Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed'' is a "Strip Action RPG" published by Acquire in 2011 for the UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable. An UpdatedRerelease for the same platform came in 2012 under the title ''Akiba's Trip Plus''. It would eventually get a sequel in ''VideoGame/AkibasTripUndeadAndUndressed'' in 2013.
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In what may be one of the weirder takes on the vampire hunting genre, ''Akiba's Trip'' is a "Strip Action RPG" published by Acquire in 2011 for the UsefulNotes/PlaystationPortable. An UpdatedRerelease for the same platform came in 2012 under the title ''Akiba's Trip Plus''. It would eventually get a sequel in ''VideoGame/AkibasTripUndeadAndUndressed'' in 2013.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. It was later announced that ''Hellbound and Debriefed'' would release on July 20th, 2021.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. It was later announced that ''Hellbound and Debriefed'' would release on July 20th, 2021.
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In what may be one of the weirder takes on the vampire hunting genre, ''Akiba's Trip'' is a "Strip Action RPG" published by Acquire in 2011 for the UsefulNotes/PlaystationPortable.UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable. An UpdatedRerelease for the same platform came in 2012 under the title ''Akiba's Trip Plus''. It would eventually get a sequel in ''VideoGame/AkibasTripUndeadAndUndressed'' in 2013.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released inEnglish as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', English, porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. It was later announced that ''Hellbound and & Debriefed'' would release on July 20th, 2021.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in
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Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. It was later announced that "Hellbound and Debriefed" would release on July 20th, 2021.
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Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title. It was later announced that "Hellbound ''Hellbound and Debriefed" Debriefed'' would release on July 20th, 2021.
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Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title.
title. It was later announced that "Hellbound and Debriefed" would release on July 20th, 2021.
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Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on May 20.
20 to mark the 10th anniversary of the original title.
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Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames eventually announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC, though there has been no news and it was announced in early 2021 that it would be released in Japan as ''Akiba's Trip: First Memory'' on the release since then.
May 20.
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Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XSEEDGames would eventually release announced in 2019 that the ''Plus'' version would be released in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC.
PC, though there has been no news on the release since then.
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GameWithinAGame: ''Samurai Cooking'', a FightingGame where Miyamoto Musashi and Sasaki Kojiro have their famous duel with cooking utensils.
* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Shadow Souls have a unique version of the traditional sunlight weakness: while they're able to stay in the sun with a modest amount of clothing, most will die if enough skin is exposed.
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* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Shadow Souls have a unique version of the traditional sunlight weakness: while they're able to stay in the sun with a modest amount of clothing, most will die if enough skin is exposed.
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Don't walk out just yet! There's a good reason for this: Shadow Souls (the aforementioned vampires) are able to stay out in sunlight as long as most of their skin is covered. A normal shirt and slacks cover fine, but being in Akihabara gives them the option to wear any kind of clothes imaginable, from ElegantGothicLolita dresses to the wild styles of JapaneseDelinquents to even layers upon layers of cosplay. Unfortunately for you, an incident you can't remember led you getting turned into one of them, and a secret organization of hunters is taking advantage of your plight to get rid of as many of Shadow Souls as possible before they can succeed in their insidious plan. Beat them up, strip them down, and take back your district.
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Don't walk out just yet! There's a good reason for this: Shadow Souls (the aforementioned vampires) are able to stay out in sunlight as long as most of their skin is covered. A normal shirt and slacks cover fine, but being in Akihabara gives them the option to wear any kind of clothes imaginable, from ElegantGothicLolita dresses to the wild styles of JapaneseDelinquents to even layers upon layers of cosplay. Unfortunately for you, an incident you can't remember (which involved a vampire girl kissing you) led you getting turned into one of them, and a secret organization of hunters is taking advantage of your plight to get rid of as many of Shadow Souls as possible before they can succeed in their insidious plan. Beat them up, strip them down, find the girl who kissed you, and take back your district.
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Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XseedGames Creator/XSEEDGames would eventually release the ''Plus'' version in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC.
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* ClothingDa
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The streets of Akihabara have been overrun with creatures that are said to stalk the darkness: vampires. Human in shape, but not in ability, they blend in with the general public, but in truth are one of the biggest menaces to the tech and hobby capital's way of life. Every victim claimed by these creatures becomes sensitive to sunlight, withdrawing from outdoor life and becoming a total recluse. The more they turn, the lazier the populace becomes until the nation has reached total {{NEET}}-ification.
And your job is to strip them.
Don't walk out just yet! There's a good reason for this: Shadow Souls (the aforementioned vampires) are able to stay out in sunlight as long as most of their skin is covered. A normal shirt and slacks cover fine, but being in Akihabara gives them the option to wear any kind of clothes imaginable, from ElegantGothicLolita dresses to the wild styles of JapaneseDelinquents to even layers upon layers of cosplay. Unfortunately for you, an incident you can't remember led you getting turned into one of them, and a secret organization of hunters is taking advantage of your plight to get rid of as many of Shadow Souls as possible before they can succeed in their insidious plan. Beat them up, strip them down, and take back your district.
In what may be one of the weirder takes on the vampire hunting genre, ''Akiba's Trip'' is a "Strip Action RPG" published by Acquire in 2011 for the UsefulNotes/PlaystationPortable. An UpdatedRerelease for the same platform came in 2012 under the title ''Akiba's Trip Plus''. It would eventually get a sequel in ''VideoGame/AkibasTripUndeadAndUndressed'' in 2013.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XseedGames would eventually release the ''Plus'' version in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC.
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And your job is to strip them.
Don't walk out just yet! There's a good reason for this: Shadow Souls (the aforementioned vampires) are able to stay out in sunlight as long as most of their skin is covered. A normal shirt and slacks cover fine, but being in Akihabara gives them the option to wear any kind of clothes imaginable, from ElegantGothicLolita dresses to the wild styles of JapaneseDelinquents to even layers upon layers of cosplay. Unfortunately for you, an incident you can't remember led you getting turned into one of them, and a secret organization of hunters is taking advantage of your plight to get rid of as many of Shadow Souls as possible before they can succeed in their insidious plan. Beat them up, strip them down, and take back your district.
In what may be one of the weirder takes on the vampire hunting genre, ''Akiba's Trip'' is a "Strip Action RPG" published by Acquire in 2011 for the UsefulNotes/PlaystationPortable. An UpdatedRerelease for the same platform came in 2012 under the title ''Akiba's Trip Plus''. It would eventually get a sequel in ''VideoGame/AkibasTripUndeadAndUndressed'' in 2013.
Unlike its sequel, neither the original game nor its ''Plus'' version got an English localization for some time. China managed to get a translation of the original, but weren't as lucky with ''Plus''. Creator/XseedGames would eventually release the ''Plus'' version in English as ''Akiba's Trip: Hellbound and Debriefed'', porting it to UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and PC.
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