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Kanon

Second hand. Complete with spine and registration cards. Very slight impression in manual reverse.

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$9.29 $14.99 In stock

Category: Dreamcast

A winter’s romance on the main shopping streets of a Japanese city with five different outcomes depending on the in-game choices. Beautifully presented with exquisite avatars.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia W. ★★★★★

I’m really impressed by how the five different endings give real weight to every choice you make—I’ve already replayed twice just to see how the story shifts. The character avatars are so detailed they make the snowy streets feel alive.

Eli D. ★★★★★

The winter atmosphere in this game is spot-on, with the main shopping streets feeling alive and cozy. I loved how my choices naturally led to different endings without feeling forced. The avatar designs are really detailed and add a lot of charm.

Emma F. ★★★★★

The winter setting really pulls you in—the shopping streets feel alive, and the avatar artwork is stunning. I played through three of the five endings and each one felt genuinely different, not just a token variation.