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** SavedFromDevelopmentHell: The overseas release of the game was finally released in July 13, 2012 for PC during the launch of the English-language page for [[http://www.playism-games.com/ Playism]], a Japanese UsefulNotes/DigitalDistribution store by Active Media Gaming Co. that sells and distributes {{indie game}}s.
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** SavedFromDevelopmentHell: The overseas release of the game was finally released in July 13, 2012 for PC during the launch of the English-language page for [[http://www.playism-games.com/ Playism]], a Japanese UsefulNotes/DigitalDistribution MediaNotes/DigitalDistribution store by Active Media Gaming Co. that sells and distributes {{indie game}}s.
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* DevelopmentHell: The UsefulNotes/WiiWare [[VideoGameRemake remake]] was originally planned for a 2009 release window, but problems stirred concerning the game itself that NIGORO needed to re-work the game and ultimately delay it. This happened again in 2010 when there was a problem on getting the game to [=WiiWare=] and getting Creator/{{Nintendo}}'s approval. It was finally released on [=WiiWare=] on June 21, 2011... [[NoExportForYou only in Japan]]. Due to the decline of the [=WiiWare=] service, it was canceled by [=NICALiS=] from its overseas release in May 2012, much to fans' dismay (and anger).
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* DevelopmentHell: The UsefulNotes/WiiWare Platform/WiiWare [[VideoGameRemake remake]] was originally planned for a 2009 release window, but problems stirred concerning the game itself that NIGORO needed to re-work the game and ultimately delay it. This happened again in 2010 when there was a problem on getting the game to [=WiiWare=] and getting Creator/{{Nintendo}}'s approval. It was finally released on [=WiiWare=] on June 21, 2011... [[NoExportForYou only in Japan]]. Due to the decline of the [=WiiWare=] service, it was canceled by [=NICALiS=] from its overseas release in May 2012, much to fans' dismay (and anger).
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* SelfImposedChallenge: Some UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} achievements require players to do these. Some examples include defeating Zu without using the Lamp of Time and defeating all Guardians (including Mother) without using sub-weapons (one achievement each for normal mode and hard mode).
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* SelfImposedChallenge: Some UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} achievements require players to do these. Some examples include defeating Zu without using the Lamp of Time and defeating all Guardians (including Mother) without using sub-weapons (one achievement each for normal mode and hard mode).
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* TheWikiRule: There was a wiki which had a mix of database problems, spambots, and absent admin caused. The [[http://lamulana-remake.wikia.com/wiki/La-Mulana_Remake_Wiki remake's wiki]] was always safe, but the original eventually vaporized and was only saved by manually importing content from the Internet Archive to [[http://lamulana.wikia.com/wiki/La-Mulana_Wiki Wikia]].
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* DevelopmentHell: The UsefulNotes/WiiWare [[VideoGameRemake remake]] was originally planned for a Window 2009 release window, but problems stirred concerning the game itself that NIGORO needed to re-work the game and ultimately delay it. This happened again in 2010 when there was a problem on getting the game to [=WiiWare=] and getting Creator/{{Nintendo}}'s approval. It was finally released on [=WiiWare=] on June 21, 2011... [[NoExportForYou only in Japan]]. Due to the decline of the [=WiiWare=] service, it was canceled by [=NICALiS=] from its overseas release in May 2012, much to fans' dismay (and anger).
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* DevelopmentHell: The UsefulNotes/WiiWare [[VideoGameRemake remake]] was originally planned for a Window 2009 release window, but problems stirred concerning the game itself that NIGORO needed to re-work the game and ultimately delay it. This happened again in 2010 when there was a problem on getting the game to [=WiiWare=] and getting Creator/{{Nintendo}}'s approval. It was finally released on [=WiiWare=] on June 21, 2011... [[NoExportForYou only in Japan]]. Due to the decline of the [=WiiWare=] service, it was canceled by [=NICALiS=] from its overseas release in May 2012, much to fans' dismay (and anger).
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* NamesTheSame:
** The Boss in the Hell Temple is not to be confused with The Boss from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3SnakeEater''.
** Within the game itself, Shu is one of the Egyptian deities found in the Temple of the Sun in the remake. This is most likely the reason the Gate of Illusion room guardian's name was changed from Shu to Chi You.
** The Boss in the Hell Temple is not to be confused with The Boss from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid3SnakeEater''.
** Within the game itself, Shu is one of the Egyptian deities found in the Temple of the Sun in the remake. This is most likely the reason the Gate of Illusion room guardian's name was changed from Shu to Chi You.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: An updated version for the original ''La-Mulana'' designed to work better on modern operating systems was planned if the sequel's Kickstarter reached a specific stretch goal during its campaign, however, the goal to development this updated re-release of the first game was not reached before the campaign's end.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** An updated version for the original ''La-Mulana'' designed to work better on modern operating systems was planned if the sequel's Kickstarter reached a specific stretch goal during its campaign, however, the goal to development this updated re-release of the first game was not reached before the campaign's end.
** An updated version for the original ''La-Mulana'' designed to work better on modern operating systems was planned if the sequel's Kickstarter reached a specific stretch goal during its campaign, however, the goal to development this updated re-release of the first game was not reached before the campaign's end.
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* CutSong: The jukebox program that comes with the PC version of the game reveals a number of songs that never made it into the final version of the game.
** In the [=WiiWare=] version Good Morning Mom gets used.
** In the [=WiiWare=] version Good Morning Mom gets used.
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* CutSong: The jukebox program that comes with the PC version of the game reveals a number of songs that never made it into the final version of the game.
**game. In the [=WiiWare=] version Good Morning Mom gets used.
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