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    Digimon World Re:Digitize Decode

  • First released on 27 June, 2013 for Nintendo 3DS
  • In the future, all communication networks collapse except for the GIGO network, which from then on controls all aspects of human life. Among the services of GIGO is an MMORPG called Digital Monsters. Unknown to everyone, the game connects actually with the Digital World and the players are raising Digimon in fact, but only a few Tamers may hear their voices and interact with them beyond the game. Taiga and his friends are sent to the Digital World when the enigmatic Mirei send them an email which should be responded with the expression "Re:Digitize". There, Taiga and the others should help Jijimon to rebuild the Primary Village, which had been losing population due to a crisis happened in the File Island. While helping rebuild the city and investigate the mystery of the crisis on the island and their arrival at the Digital World, the guys run into wild and dangerous Digimon that have been infected by the mysterious Blackening Phenomenon. In order to restore the Digimon and the Digital World, our heroes must unravel the secret of the Vitium GIGO Project and defeat the terrible creature known as Vitium.

    Science fiction
    Role-playing game

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    Digimon

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  • First released on 27 June, 2013 for Nintendo 3DS
  • In the future, all communication networks collapse except for the GIGO network, which from then on controls all aspects of human life. Among the services of GIGO is an MMORPG called Digital Monsters. Unknown to everyone, the game connects actually with the Digital World and the players are raising Digimon in fact, but only a few Tamers may hear their voices and interact with them beyond the game. Taiga and his friends are sent to the Digital World when the enigmatic Mirei send them an email which should be responded with the expression "Re:Digitize". There, Taiga and the others should help Jijimon to rebuild the Primary Village, which had been losing population due to a crisis happened in the File Island. While helping rebuild the city and investigate the mystery of the crisis on the island and their arrival at the Digital World, the guys run into wild and dangerous Digimon that have been infected by the mysterious Blackening Phenomenon. In order to restore the Digimon and the Digital World, our heroes must unravel the secret of the Vitium GIGO Project and defeat the terrible creature known as Vitium.


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    A 3DS expanded port of Digimon World Re:Digitize.

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    tri-Crescendo
    Former tri-Ace sound team, now a full-blown development house.
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    Bandai Namco Entertainment
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