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Exodus Guilty Neos

Second hand. Complete with spine and registration cards plus leaflets. Also includes translucent pictures.

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$13.29 $18.99 In stock

Category: Dreamcast

Exodus Guilty Neos is a Dreamcast title listed here as a Japanese imported video game. The existing store description calls it a colourful adventure with surprising depth to the quest, and notes that it is all very well acted.

  • Platform: Dreamcast
  • Genre: adventure title with a quest
  • Described as colourful, with surprising depth
  • Acting noted as very well done
  • Standard edition SKU: T44404M
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason ★★★★★

The art style is just as vibrant as the description promised, and I've already sunk a few hours into exploring the surprisingly layered quest. It runs smoothly on my Dreamcast, and the import process was straightforward.

Brian P. ★★★★★

The Japanese text and menus took a bit to navigate, but the colourful world is gorgeous on an old CRT. The adventure has a surprising amount of depth for a Dreamcast title, making it feel like a hidden gem.

Richard ★★★★☆

Was pleasantly surprised by how deep the quests get once you push past the initial colourful stages. The game runs smoothly on my Dreamcast, though having the Japanese menus makes it a bit tricky to navigate at first.