북으로 포토 메모리얼 | August 5, 1999

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북으로 Photo Memories

 《북으로 Photo Memories》는 1999년 8월 5일 드림캐스트용으로 출시된 소프트웨어이다. 이 게임은 일러스트집과 이전 작품에서 6개월 후를 다룬 미니 어드벤처 게임을 포함하고 있다. 초회 한정판에는 트레이딩 카드가 들어 있다. 제작에는 하도슨이 참여하였으며, 프로듀서는 히로이 오우지, 디렉터는 시바타 마사토, 시나리오는 요코야마 유이치와 타케시타 코우이치가 협력했다. 음악은 이케 타케시가 담당하였고, 캐릭터 디자인은 NOCCHI, 비주얼 프로듀서는 미즈노 쇼지가 맡았다.


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