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ひまわり -Pebble in the Sky-

"Himawari -Pebble in the Sky-" is a console adaptation of "Sunflower," continuing the story of the Space Department and the amnesiac girl, with expanded voice lines and music.

Work information
Title of the workひまわり -Pebble in the Sky-
The publication date listed in the materials2010-04-22
PlatformPS2 / PSP
Genreアドベンチャー
Developmentぶらんくのーと、Frontwing
ReleaseBlog Not, Kadokawa Shoten Co., Ltd., Prototype Inc., MangaGamer, Frontwing
Scriptごぉ
Key animationたつきち、イチリ
Musicdai (music), Joji Nakahata, Keiichi Takenaka, chica
External links to source recordshttps://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=13526 / https://vndb.org/v210 / https://store.steampowered.com/app/554290/

Story foundation

After the accident, the protagonist loses his memory and works with friends in the Space Department building rockets. Another fall brought Aries into his life; The things she and Aqua have hidden or forgotten gradually connect with the protagonist's experiences. Asuka, on the other hand, participates in this series of events from the perspective of childhood friends.

Adapted in 2010

Kadokawa Shoten released the PSP version in April 2010. It adds voice acting and visuals based on the doujin PC version. The PSP DX pack also comes with PS2 bonuses, featuring an alternate opening theme sung by eufonius.

Additional music

The 2010 dual-disc soundtrack collection mainly featured additional tracks for the PSP, with some radio drama music. The opening song "Gleeming Sky" was performed by Eufonius, with lyrics by Riya and arrangements composed by Kikuchi; It also includes yuiko's song "Sayonara." "WISH" performed by Yugetsu, and "Star Rocket" performed by Marie.

Differences from subsequent remakes

The 2015 Vitamin Edition features a redesigned character with aerial color animation, featuring 960×544 images. The Steam International version was subsequently released in 2016.

Reading operation of the 2015 Vitamin Edition

In the 2015 Vitamin Edition, options can be placed at the center or bottom of the screen, and you can jump to the read selection point, revert from the save position, or restart from a line of dialogue in the log. The touchscreen allows text advancement, selection, fast forward, and backward movements, while the original key controls are retained.

Vita's display and equipment

The Vita version features color correction to adjust the more vivid display on the PCH-1000 and the yellowish and lighter display on the PCH-2000, making the CG closer to the original colors. This version supports Vita TV; The product page lists the release date as August 27, 2015, and a memory card is required to save the game.

Read: Contents that open after reading

The Vita version unlocks new stories after reading specific ones. Additional features include CG, music, and movie viewing, as well as an ending list where you can replay previously unlocked content.

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