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Hisshou Pachinko-Pachislot Kouryaku Series Vol. 13: Evangelion

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A pachislot strategy simulator from D3 Publisher's long running Hisshou Pachinko-Pachislot Kouryaku Series, letting players practice the real money CR Yakusoku no Toki Evangelion cabinet at home on PS2 and Nintendo DS, reels, bonus rounds and all.

Genre: Pachislot simulation
Platform: PS2 / Nintendo DS
Publisher: D3 Publisher
Release Year: 2008
Japan Release Date: 2008-12-18
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Gameplay

The disc functions as a home training tool for an actual pachislot parlor machine rather than an original game with its own story. Players spin virtual reels, learn the timing windows for bonus triggers, and study payout patterns so they can play the real cabinet more effectively once they visit an arcade.
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Machine / Series Context

This volume adapts the CR Neon Genesis Evangelion Yakusoku no Toki cabinet, a title that translates loosely to The Promised Time, one entry in a long line of Evangelion themed pachinko and pachislot machines. D3 Publisher's Hisshou Pachinko-Pachislot Kouryaku Series ported dozens of these real hall machines to consoles through the 2000s and 2010s, and this is the thirteenth PlayStation 2 volume in that run.
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Release

D3 Publisher released the PlayStation 2 edition on December 18, 2008, with a Nintendo DS edition arriving two weeks earlier on December 4, 2008. Like most entries in the series it stayed a Japan only release aimed at pachislot hobbyists rather than a general gaming audience.
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