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Remaster of 2005 PS2 Game Just Stealth Released
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A remaster of a 2005 PS2 game just got a stealth release, bringing it to a brand new platform for the first time.
This new stealth release comes courtesy of PC, but the remaster was already released on Switch, PS4, and PS5 back on June 25.
For those who do not know, the 2005 release — which this is a remaster of — is actually a compilation release that features 2002 Sega Dreamcast exclusive, My Merry May, and 2003’s My Merry Maybe, a PS2 and Sega Dreamcast game.
Play videoA PS2 Visual NovelIf there is a re-release that illustrates the times, it is this one.
And this is because, compared to new game development, they are safer investments due to low costs and built-in audiences.