6.8 /10 1 Votes
66% GameFAQs Director(s) Shigeru Komine Series Trace Memory series | 66% Metacritic 3.5/5 GamesRadar Designer(s) Rika Suzuki Initial release date 5 February 2009 Genre Adventure game | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Release date(s) JP: February 5, 2009EU: June 26, 2009 Similar Cing games, Puzzle video games | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Another code r a journey into lost memories mean girls part 6
Another Code: R – A Journey into Lost Memories (アナザーコード：Ｒ 記憶の扉, Anazā Kōdo: R – Kioku no Tobira, lit. "Another Code: R – Memory's Door"), known as simply Another Code: R, and also known by the working title Trace Memory: R, Gateway of Memory, is a point-and-click adventure game for the Wii console. It is the sequel to Another Code: Two Memories (known as Trace Memory in North America). Unlike its predecessor, the game has not been officially released outside Japan and Europe, although the Wii's region coding system means that the European version of the game will run on all PAL Wii consoles worldwide.
Contents
- Another code r a journey into lost memories mean girls part 6
- Another code r lake juliet part 1
- Plot
- Gameplay
- Characters
- Development
- Reception
- References
Another code r lake juliet part 1
Plot
At the end of her summer holiday 16-year-old Ashley, now an aspiring musician, receives an invitation from her father Richard, who has always been curiously distant towards his daughter. He has been absent as he took over from Ashley’s mother to work tirelessly on a memory control system known only as “Another,” the cause of her mother’s death.
In an effort to cement their bond following his protracted disappearance – Richard left Ashley to be brought up by her aunt – father and daughter are to spend a weekend together at Lake Juliet, a camping resort. But, as the game begins to unfold, Ashley discovers that there are a series of mysteries surrounding Lake Juliet. The intrigue deepens as she realises she has been to this resort before … she has a dim memory of being here just before her mother died 13 years ago.
Gameplay
Players must help Ashley solve a series of clues and puzzles, journeying back into her earliest memories to unlock the past.
The story is played as if in the pages of a mystery novel. Ashley must engage with the other characters to follow up the myriad different trails and clues in order to solve the mystery. Journeying through the story’s digital pages, she will encounter people who clearly know more than they are letting on about the events leading up to her mother’s death, who she will have to interrogate to glean the information she needs.
Players use the Wii Remote to point and click items and characters in the game’s watercolour backgrounds, interacting with them as she travels. Ashley is guided through the game’s world by clicking the arrows that tell players where she is able to go. Ashley is assisted in her puzzle solving by her DAS, a portable device with which she can take pictures during the game.
By exploring every corner of the world created by the game, collecting items from across it and by combining their intuition and skills in deduction, players will feel like they are themselves characters in a mystery novel as they unravel the secrets of Lake Juliet, Ashley’s family and ultimately, of Project Another itself.
Characters
Development
The game was first shown at Nintendo's autumn conference in October 2008.
Reception
The game received a score of all four sevens for a total of 28 out of 40 from Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu. Elsewhere, it received a bit more mixed reviews than the original Another Code according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. It was the 11th best-selling game in Japan during the week of its release, selling fewer than 15,000 copies.