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Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Psycho Dream

1992 70% ESRB E10+

Sayaka Kaori has fallen into a coma. However, she can be reached by a machine that can people into dreams. Dreams are incredibly surreal places, and are often very dangerous. Only experts from The National Public Safety Commission, also known as Diamond Dogs, are authorized to enter. It's up to Ryo and Maria, two of the best Diamond Dog officers, to save Sayaka and wake her from her coma.

Fecha de lanzamiento
December 11, 1992
Desarrollador
Riot
Editora
Telenet Japan

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Psycho Dream

In the early 1980s, rumors begin to circulate about a new entertainment medium called “D Movie”, which allows people to immerse themselves in a world of virtual reality. As D Movies gain traction, a trend emerges of disaffected young people taking permanent refuge in the virtual world while abandoning their physical bodies to atrophy. To retrieve these so-called “Sinkers”, Japan's National Public Safety Commission establishes Public Security Division Four, nicknamed “Diamond Dog”, in 1984. The agents who enter the virtual world and perform these rescues are known as Debuggers.

In 1992, a seventeen-year-old girl named Yūki Sayaka sinks into “Story of the Ruined Capital”, a D Movie directed by David Visconti. Three days pass before she is discovered, and combined with her weak constitution, she is expected to die within twenty-four hours. Two Debuggers, Shijima Ryō and Tobari Maria, are dispatched to rescue her before that happens.

Géneros

PlatformAdventureArcade

Modos

Single playerMultiplayer

Perspectivas

Side view

Temas

ActionScience fiction

Estudios y créditos

Developer
Riot
Publisher
Renovation
Publisher
Telenet Japan

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Fecha de lanzamiento

WorldwideDecember 11, 1992 · ESRB E10+
WorldwideSeptember 5, 2025 · ESRB E10+

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