CLOCK ZERO~Shuuen no Ichibyou~ ExTime (CLOCK ZERO ~終焉の一秒~ ExTime)

Title: CLOCK ZERO ~終焉の一秒~ ExTime
Company: Otomate
Release Date: April 23, 2015
Platform: PSV
Official Site: http://www.otomate.jp/clock_zero/ex_time/
Walkthrough: http://yaplog.jp/ns2762525/archive/88
Synopsis:
Kurou Nadeshiko goes to a private school for rich kids. One day, her class adviser, Kaga Akira, tells her that she needs to go to supplementary classes after school along with other “problem” students. At the same time, there is a transfer student in their school called Kaidou Takato.

 

Meanwhile, she is having a recurrent dream of a world in ruins. All of a sudden, the people she meets in her dreams starts appearing in real life…

I was so ecstatic when they announced the PS Vita port of Clock Zero. Not only because of better graphics, but also the addition of Nakaba’s route. I was pretty sure anyone who have played the PS2 or the PSP version wished they could play his route. After all, Nakaba grew up in to a fine young lad. (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚✧

Since I’ve played the PSP ver, I skipped most of the game (the skip scene feature is a pretty nifty thing). This post will mostly be about the added features in the PSV port. You may refer to my previous CZ post.

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Clock Zero ~Shuuen no Ichibyou~ portable (CLOCK ZERO ~終焉の一秒~ portable)

Title: CLOCK ZERO ~終焉の一秒~ portable
Company: Otomate
Release Date: October 13, 2011
Platform: PSP
Official Site: http://www.otomate.jp/clock_zero_psp/
Walkthrough: http://momokan.chu.jp/momokan/frame-clockzero.html or http://blog.livedoor.jp/love_otome/archives/6222263.html
Synopsis:
Kurou Nadeshiko goes to a private school for rich kids. One day, her class adviser, Kaga Akira, tells her that she needs to go to supplementary classes after school along with other “problem” students. At the same time, there is a transfer student in their school called Kaidou Takato.

 

Meanwhile, she is having a recurrent dream of a world in ruins. All of a sudden, the people she meets in her dreams start appearing in real life…

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