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Neon Genesis Evangelion: Typing-Project E

Game

Gainax's Evangelion branded typing tutor, first released for Windows in December 1999 and later ported to Dreamcast and PlayStation 2. Series character Maya Ibuki guides players through seven typing lessons built around recreations of key anime scenes.

Genre: Typing tutor / edutainment
Platform: PS2 / Dreamcast / PC
Developer: Gainax (Windows, Dreamcast); Artdink (PlayStation 2)
Publisher: Gainax
Release Year: 1999
Japan Release Date: 1999-12-24
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Gameplay

Across seven lessons, players type words and phrases on a keyboard to play through recreations of moments like the Jet Alone standoff, the Eva synchronized training run, Asuka's fight with Gaghiel, and Iruel's attack on the MAGI supercomputers. Console versions require a keyboard peripheral to play.
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Development and Release

Gainax developed and published the original Windows release on December 24, 1999, then handled a Dreamcast port in 2001 that took advantage of the console's Windows CE support. Artdink later ported the game to PlayStation 2 that same year as part of its own typing software lineup.
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Legacy

An online leaderboard tied to Gainax's website ran for a few years before being shut down. Decades later, fans produced an English translation patch for the Dreamcast version, and the game is now often discussed for its unusual choice of Maya, rather than Rei, as its central guide.
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