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Gekiatsu!! Pachigē Tamashii Series: Evangelion

Game

A PlayStation 3 exclusive pachinko simulator from Fields Corporation reproducing the CR Evangelion Hajimari no Fukuin real money hall machine, part of the Gekiatsu Pachigē Tamashii strategy disc line released in Japan in late 2010.

Genre: Pachinko simulation
Platform: PS3
Developer: Fields Corporation
Publisher: Fields Corporation
Release Year: 2010
Japan Release Date: 2010-11-18
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Gameplay

The disc recreates a specific pachinko machine's ball physics, reel timing and bonus round triggers in 3D so players can study its odds and patterns without visiting a parlor, following the same practice oriented format as other Gekiatsu Pachigē Tamashii releases.
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Machine / Series Context

It is built around the CR Evangelion Hajimari no Fukuin cabinet, a title that translates roughly to Evangelical of the Beginnings, and sits within Fields Corporation's Gekiatsu Pachigē Tamashii line of PS3 pachinko simulators, several of which cover Evangelion themed hall machines.
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Release

Fields Corporation released the game exclusively for PlayStation 3 in Japan on November 18, 2010, with no release outside Japan.
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