#lenne echo clock0ex

[lenneax]

始終優しさに溢れていた終夜√。 見方によっては一番泣けるキャラ設定なのかもしれません。 見た目からの期待値が低かっただけに感動が大きかった気が… まさかのダークホース。

母親に優しいほんわか息子。 思いの外いいものです（しみじみ）

[lenneax]

トラの未来エンドに関しては… 主人公ちゃんの為に血塗れ・消えるという歪んだ形の自己犠牲。 何年経っても鳥肌ものとしか例えようがありません。

Side Story（或いはAfter Story）では安定した二人の関係が拝められる傍、 やはりトラの家族問題はそう簡単に解決出来るものではないと発覚。 本編が終わっても困難な未来が待ち受けている所、 他の未来√に比べて割と不憫な扱いではあります（笑）

[lenneax]

理一郎の場合は断然未来√が好きでした。 すれ違いもここまで来れば国宝級でしょうに…

現実では似過ぎている二人が結ばれるのはやはり難しいものでしょうか。 そしてそう思える自分はやはり擦れた大人になった訳でしょうか。 だからこそのノベルゲー逃避行ですが（笑）

[lenneax]

Two months and a bit until CLOCK ZERO ExTime's official release! Finally had a chance to sit down earlier and double-confirm all the improvements that have been made from the game's PSP version based on its latest PV and updated website:

Content Add-on

Additional after story for each route with marriage as the theme

New area open for map exploration: South District

Extra character route for Nakaba, the elder Hanabusa brother

Bonus artworks (also spot in the full opening sequence)

System Enhancement

Scene skip: the functionality that was needed the most by the PSP version. As much as I love CLOCK ZERO, it's a long story with episodes taking place in two different worlds (much like Final Fantasy VI's World of Balance/Ruins); really glad that the remastered version will be easier to play through from round 2 and up.

Voice added for default heroine name: apart from CLOCK ZERO, this is a functionality that should be implemented by more visual novels so that character dialogues flow in a more natural/less interrupted manner. Many of us read through a visual novel from the POV of a 3rd party and being able to hear the heroine addressed properly in the story by other characters can make a big difference in our overall experience.

Touch interface and refined answer selection for in-game quizzes: another highly anticipated feature. If you've played CLOCK ZERO via PSP, you'd most likely understand the sentiment that knowing the answer to a quiz is not enough to get it right—choosing the right spellings are. The latter was both a time-consuming and difficult process with PSP's limited functions, which I'm glad to see improved in the form of touchable characters on a less condensed interface.

...plus the fact that all the visuals will look a lot cleaner and crispier on a PS Vita screen compared to PSP? Let April come quick.