In 2009, physical and downloadable formats were released separately; In 2011, there was another charitable entity. The memory card is installed for reading on the UMD version.
Distribution and content
In 2009, physical and downloadable formats were released separately; In 2011, there was another charitable entity. The memory card is installed for reading on the UMD version.
Scope of application for memory disks
The PSP version allows you to transfer BGM to a memory stick to reduce UMD loading, allowing normal gameplay even when not enabled. Using this feature in the downloadable version does not improve performance.
Scene screenshot
Game scenes can be saved to a memory stick and used as a PSP homepage wallpaper; Some videos do not support screenshots.
Physical, downloadable, and charity editions
The physical PSP version was first released on February 28, 2009, as a limited item for commemorative events and similar occasions; The downloadable version was released on August 24 of the same year. On May 12, 2011, the charity physical edition was sold for general sale only for the first batch of orders, supporting areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake.
2011 Charity Sales Report
According to a report from PROTOTYPE dated May 12, 2011, the charity edition received 16,663 orders. Company profits and Cybel royalties are donated through PROTOTYPE, and Visual Arts also donates its own royalties; After deducting distribution and manufacturing costs, the report lists a total donation of 22,415,069 yen, with the recipient being the Japanese Red Cross Society.
Correction of the label for the packaging version of music appreciation
The publisher's PSP package FAQ corrected three names in music appreciation: the song displayed as "雨とロボット" should be "Gentle Jena"; the song displayed as "Hoshi Meguri no Uta ~Winter's Tale~" should be "雨とロボット~雨とロボット"; and the song displayed as "Gentle Jena" should be "Hoshi Meぐりの歌~Winter's Tale~."
Related entries
- Original Work:Dream of the stars
References
Data compiled on: 2026-10-10.