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Hisshou Pachinko-Pachislot Kouryaku Series Vol. 14: Evangelion

Game

The fourteenth PS2 volume of D3 Publisher's pachislot strategy series, simulating the CR Shin Seiki Evangelion Saigo no Shisha cabinet, sometimes rendered The Beginning of the End, released for PlayStation 2 and Nintendo DS in mid 2009.

Genre: Pachislot simulation
Platform: PS2 / Nintendo DS
Developer: Bitsy
Publisher: D3 Publisher
Release Year: 2009
Japan Release Date: 2009-07-30
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Gameplay

As with the rest of the Hisshou Pachinko-Pachislot Kouryaku Series, this disc reproduces a specific real arcade machine's reel behavior, bonus stages and payout tables so players can rehearse strategy away from the parlor rather than play an original story or action game.
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Machine / Series Context

It adapts the CR Shin Seiki Evangelion Saigo no Shisha pachinko cabinet, continuing developer Bitsy and publisher D3 Publisher's steady run of Evangelion themed hall machine tie ins. Counting separately by platform, it stands as the series' fourteenth PlayStation 2 release and the fourth entry in the parallel Nintendo DS numbering.
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Release

D3 Publisher released the game in Japan on July 30, 2009 for both PlayStation 2 and Nintendo DS, again limiting distribution to the domestic pachislot hobbyist market with no overseas release.
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