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    Akai Ito & Aoi Shiro HD Remaster Launches May 25 in Japan

    The wheel of fate is about to turn.

    SUCCESS Corporation announced Akai Ito & Aoi Shiro HD Remaster launches May 25 for Nintendo Switch in Japan. The game will be sold physically and digitally.

    A Special Edition will be sold featuring the physical game copy, Akai Ito soundtrack CD, Akai Ito drama CD “Kyoto Gouma”, Akai Ito fan CD “Itsuka no Hikari”, Aoi Shiro two-disc soundtrack CD, Aoi Shiro drama CD “Aoi Shiro no Enbukyoku”, Aoi Shiro drama CD “Aoi Shiro no Enmusubi”, Aoi Shiro drama CD “Aoi Shiro to Shoushi no Kutsu”, Aoi Shiro drama CD “Aoi Shiro no Gaisenmon”, and Aoi Shiro drama CD “Seijou Kitan.”

    Pre-orders for the remaster open on February 1, but pricing has yet to be announced. Akai Ito & Aoi Shiro HD Remaster supports English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese subtitle options. The Steam version launches later in 2023.

    Lastly, here’s an overview of the main story via Gematsu:

    Akai Ito Story

    This summer, I lost my mother—the only family I had left… I took a long train ride to see my family home, which I inherited from my father…”

    I had a strange dream—a red memory I was unable to recall. There was a kaleidoscope of shining blue butterflies flying about, and a familiar person with sad eyes.

    My birthplace, Hemidzuka. It is there I will meet someone, and there I will part from someone.

    Past and present, dream and reality, my memories and my blood… The threads of fate will intertwine and twist together to form a single picture…

    The wheel of fate is about to turn.

    Aoi Shiro Story

    My grandmother, who passed away long ago, loved to travel. Strange landscapes. Unfamiliar people. She loved meeting new people…

    She would say, those raised under a high ceiling will grow taller—and seeing the world makes a person bigger.

    During the summer vacation of my second year in high school, I too went on a trip far away. It was a training camp for extracurricular activities, but it was by no mistake a trip.

    By train and car, we headed to the southern sea. With our swords and gi packed, we headed to the temple gate of the cape overlooking Oniga Island. It was there I met—.

    The waxing and waning of the moon, the ebb and flow of the tides, the cycle of destiny that disturbs the surface of the water.

    I will resist the storm brought about by the dragon who slumbers within the azure shrine.

    SourceGematsu
    Soul Kiwami
    Soul Kiwami
    Raul Ochoa, a.k.a. Soul Kiwami, is the Managing Editor of Final Weapon and a Games Writer at Game Rant with four years of writing and editing experience. Raul is passionate about the Japanese gaming industry, and he's a huge fan of Nintendo Switch, PC hardware, JRPGs, and fighting games. business email: [email protected]

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