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Idea Factory International Bring Superdimension Neptunia vs Sega Hard Girls to Steam

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Idea Factory International Bring Superdimension Neptunia vs Sega Hard Girls to Steam 1

Following the games initial PlayStation Vita release, Idea Factory International have released a multi-language (English, Japanese and Traditional Chinese) version of Superdimension Neptunia VS Sega Hard Girls onto the PC through Steam.

In addition to the core game being released, IFI also opted to release one of their standalone ‘Deluxe Editions’. Although this does not come with a copy of the game by itself, it does include some goodies you might expect to find in a digital special edition. These include:

  • A sketch art book
  • An OST
  • PC Desktop Wallpapers
  • Mobile Wallpapers

You can purchase Superdimension Neptunia VS Sega Hard Girls in several different sets. Those looking to buy the RPG by itself can nab a copy for $29.99 ($20.99 until 20 June). You can also purchase this in a bundle with the deluxe edition for $36.98 ($25.18 until 20/06) or as a complete deluxe set containing all DLC as well for $42.92 ($30.52 until 20/06).

The Story of Superdimension Neptunia VS Sega Hard Girls

Our story begins in the mysterious halls of an ancient library…

The Grand Library holds the history of the world within its shelves. Legend says that if one was to tamper with the books kept there, the past itself could be completely rewritten…

A daring adventurer known as IF discovered the location of this revered library and finally crossed its threshold. Little did she know, a disaster of historical proportions was about to occur before her very eyes. Books began to vanish from the library’s shelves; the history of the world was disappearing before her and the reasons for this occurrence were shrouded in mystery.

IF sets out on a journey across time to uncover the truth! Will she be able to work together with both the Sega Hard Girls and Goddesses to recover the lost history? Will they really be able to save the world?

Sam
Sam
Founder of The Otaku's Study. I have been exploring this labyrinth of fandom these last fifteen years, and still nowhere close to the exit yet. Probably searching for a long time to come.
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