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To save on data charges however, the user had the option to skip directly to the game itself.

The opening FMV had to be downloaded separately from the main game.

Klonoa's movements are flat against the ground, unlike the PS version where his movement has a little bit of a bounce.

Sounds and voices were similarly altered.

The port contains unique arrangements of the music to fit within the mobile hardware's limitations.

Widescreen mode has an altered HUD to fit the aspect ratio, what appears to have a revised indicator for rescued villagers along with an indicator if being played with an external controller.

The game could have been played in a 1:1 aspect ratio or a widescreen aspect depending on the version if the phone supported it.

PS Version Known Changes and Differences The accessibility for S! App and EZ app is unknown but likely in similar circumstances.Īs of 2021, the only evidence of the game's existence is a page with screenshots from the developer's website and two gameplay videos that were uploaded to NicoVideo shortly after release.

On November 30, 2021, the i-Mode download store was shut down, making any i-Mode related title completely non-downloadable.

New phone plans for the i-mode service were discontinued in 2019, making it more difficult to access the network and because of this, it is unknown if it was even still available to purchase/subscribe to as recent years. īy 2015, the web links to Namco's page from the developer were dead. In addition, the Softbank 930P model came preinstalled with a trial version of the game, with the option to purchase the full game.

The S! App version included a new widescreen mode for phones that supported it. The game could have been purchased on its own and/or have been part of a compilation of titles accessible via subscription called Namco EZ Games. The ports were never released outside of Japan. The developer of the ports was Windream, who had also done mobile ports of other Namco titles. The game was later released as a S! App and as an EZ app for their respective phones. The port doubled as a way to promote the then upcoming Nintendo Wii remake of the game. In late 2008, the game was ported to Java and released in Japan for DoCoMo mobile phones through its i-appli service.

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