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A North American release under the title Dream Probe had also been planned for 1993, but Renovation, the company handling sales in North America, ceased to exist, and it went unreleased.
It was originally an omnibus manga work published between 1984 and 1991 by Marino Nishizaki, who served as the designer of this game.
A North American localization was planned by Telenet Japan subsidiary Renovation Products, but was never released.
The Cross Review of Famitsu gave it a total of 18 out of 40.
Its rating for each element in the "Game Report Card" based on reader votes in Family Computer Magazine is 17.43 out of 30.
As of 1993, this score placed it 292nd among all Super Famicom titles (323 titles in total).
A North American release under the title Dream Probe had also been planned for 1993, but Renovation, the company handling sales in North America, ceased to exist, and it went unreleased.
A North American localization was planned by Telenet Japan subsidiary Renovation Products, but was never released.
A North American localization was planned by Telenet Japan subsidiary Renovation Products, but was never released.
Reviewing the planned localization, three reviewers at Electronic Gaming Monthly gave a score of 5/10 and a fourth gave a 6/10.
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