"Heartbeat Memories: Confess Your Heart" corresponds to the Windows version of "Tokimeki Memorial ~おしえてYour heart~", and is a spin-off game ported from arcade games.
| Title of the work | ときめきメモリアル 〜おしえてYour heart〜 |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | Heartbeat memories confess your heart |
| The publication date listed in the materials | 1998-03-26 |
| Platform | PC |
| Genre | ADV |
| Website address recorded by the source | http://www.konami.jp/gs/game/tokimeki/ |
PC port of arcade titles
At the 1998 Tokyo Game Show in spring, KONAMI showcased the PC version of the game. Live reports linked this to the arcade version: the feature of character pattern output after the game ends, which was retained in the PC version.
Print and desktop use
Players can print character content or use images as desktop wallpapers. The PC version added the ability to print photos and characters after merging; the implementation demonstrated at that time used the Epson printing program.
Physical items and developer signatures
The version held by the National Diet Library was published by KONAMI in 1998, developed under the credits Konami Computer Games Aoyama. The collection includes a CD-ROM and an 18-page manual, publisher number ME225-J1.
The operating environment at that time
Collection records list Japanese Windows 95, Pentium processors above 100MHz, and at least 16MB of memory, requiring a DirectDraw compatible graphics card and a MIDI-supported sound card. This configuration describes the product environment at the time and cannot be directly taken as a guarantee of modern system compatibility.
Cards and strategy materials
The official guidebook, published in April 1998, is 107 pages long and comes with a CD, with a catalog containing printed cards, data, and a guide. These materials echo the output features of the PC version, indicating that character pattern collection is an important part of related products.
Differences in input devices
The original arcade uses a three-finger sensor to read heart rate, sweat, and other reactions, then uses it for conversation feedback and ending cards. PC player records mention difficulties when operating with the mouse; The Windows port did not include arcade physical sensors as a result.
Windows version recognition
The library catalog ID026224454 publisher number ME225-J1, and the developer credited as Konami Computer Games Aoyama. The physical item contains a CD-ROM and an 18-page manual, with the bibliographic year marked as c1998.
From answering on a date to confessing her feelings
The arcade gameplay ported here focuses on dating, omitting ability development from the original series. The three years are divided into twelve seasons, with one subject chosen each season; Answers affect hidden affection and health; affection is expressed through character expressions, and when life is depleted, the game ends. Upon graduation, meeting the conditions allows players to confess under the Legendary Tree, and certain conditions also allow players to confess in advance.
Sensor values on the computer
The Windows 95 version includes the sticker version+ and the original card version. Physical arcade games judge answers along with heart rate and sweat response, while the PC ports now use a mouse to specify sensing values, allowing players to directly participate in selecting these values. Character responses are therefore closely related to both responses and input values.
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Related entries
- Guide:Teach Me Your heart official strategy guide
- Arcade original input:Tokimeki Sensor (Street Console Version)
- Windows Edition Publishing and Distribution (Collection Records) Responsibilities:コナミ
- Windows Version Development (Library Records) Responsibilities:Konami Computer Games Aoyama
- Related versions:Tokimeki Memorial: Tell Me Your Heart Windows 95 Edition
- Game System:Tell me about your heart's dating and confession
References
- Bangumi Entry Entry: Tokimeki Memorial – Tell Me Your Heart –
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- National Diet Library: Tell Me Your Heart
- PC Watch: 1998 Spring Tokyo Game Show
- Rakuten Books: Teach Me Your Heart Strategy Guide
- Wisteria: Arcade Edition Gameplay Record
- Mizuryu: Records related to Miharu Tatebayashi
- Game directory: Wiki:おしいて Your heart system and Windows port
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