These sequences will be cycled through endlessly. The retail game has five attract mode sequences that play if you leave the title screen running for too long. Please look forward to the full version!' The screen text roughly translates to: 'This is the end of the Special Version. Interestingly, the game doesn't clear data for these menus between demo sequence playthroughs from memory, so dialogue from the 'prologue' demo sequence for example can be read if you complete that sequence and select another, then press minus to bring up the history log.Īfter playing through a demo scenario, this screen will appear before the game returns to the title. The History, Topics and Timeline menus can also still be accessed. You can still change the game settings in the config menu, though config changes also won't save and the 'Saving config changes' prompt will not appear. The Kiosk demo disables saving and loading. The buttons used in this menu have the text shadow baked into their texture and since they were updated for the main menu on the retail game, they look incorrect here. The four available scenarios (approximate translations) are: 'Prologue,' 'Onboard investigation with Haruhi,' 'Onboard investigation with Mikuru,' and 'Onboard investigation with Nagato'. The start game button prompt is also very slightly different in the special version. Note the different (darker and realigned) copyright text in the Special Ver. Lip flap data in the demo scenes, however, appears to make use of an earlier version of the format and so doesn't synchronize correctly against the voice lines being played. The kiosk demo scenarios are shortened from their retail equivalents and make use of different event/script files, though share the exact same voice lines, sound effects and levels. It's up to the Kyon and the player to escape the loops of this neverending voyage.ĭocument which demo event/script files correspond to retail game equivalents The introduction of the mysterious pair of Mikoto and Taiichirou only serve to complicate things further. As expected, things quickly take a turn for the unexpected. The story is set into motion after Haruhi wins tickets to a luxury cruise aboard the Oberon for her and her friends. Unlike other games in the series, Heiretsu uses fully 3D characters and environments. It was released as part of a pair of games, and was followed in series by Suzumiya Haruhi no Chokuretsu ( The Series of Haruhi Suzumiya - geddit?!) for the DS later in 2009. Suzumiya Haruhi no Heiretsu ( The Parallel of Haruhi Suzumiya) is a fully-voiced adventure game/visual novel hybrid game released for the Wii in 2009.

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