命运石之门 变移空间的八比特
Command input (eight bits of shift space)
Players input English words to issue action commands, investigate scenes, interact with characters, and advance the story. The visuals can also simulate the early process of line drawing and coloring on computers, or skip drawing and display immediately.
Steins;Gate: Eight Bits of Shifting Space
Steins;Gate: Eight Bits of Transformation (STEINS; GATE Transformation Space (Ocktet) is a Windows command-based adventure game released on October 28, 2011. It retains the settings of Rintaro Okabe and the world line, but transforms the investigation operations, visuals, and music presentation into the style of early personal computer adventure games.
Explanation (8-bit audio version of the variable space)
The retro version of "Explanation" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bits of Transit Space," corresponding to tracks 5, 23, and 40. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
OPERATION SKULD (Eight-bit audio version of Shift Space)
The retro version of "OPERATION SKULD" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bits of Variable Space," corresponding to tracks 16, 34, and 51. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Crossroads (8-bit audio version of Variable Space)
The retro version of "Crossroads" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bit of Shifting Space," corresponding to tracks 9, 27, and 44. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Reunion (8-bit audio version of Shift Space)
The retro version of "Reunion" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bit of Transit Space," corresponding to tracks 14, 32, and 49. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Gate of steiner 2nd Edition ver1.02 (Eight-bit audio version of Shift Space)
The retro version of "Gate of steiner 2nd Edition ver1.02" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Gate of Steiner 2nd Edition ver1.02," corresponding to tracks 18 and 53. This version is listed in two MEC PC-8081mk2SR specification groups.
Beginning of Fight (8-bit audio version of Shift Space)
The retro version of "Beginning of Fight" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bit of Shifting Space," corresponding to tracks 7, 25, and 42. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Gate of steiner (eight-bit audio version of Variable Space)
The retro version of "Gate of steiner" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bits of Change," corresponding to tracks 2, 20, and 37. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Gate of steiner Ringing (eight-bit audio version of the variable space)
The retro version of "Gate of steiner Ringing" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Gate of Steiner Ringing," corresponding to tracks 17, 35, and 52. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Easygoingness (8-bit audio version of the variable space)
The retro version of "Easygoingness" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bits of Change," corresponding to tracks 15, 33, and 50. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Laboratory (8-bit audio version of variable space)
The retro version of "Laboratory" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bits of Variable Space," corresponding to tracks 3, 21, and 38. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Village (8-bit audio version of Shift Space)
The retro version of "Village" is included in the "Eight Bits of Change" first edition soundtrack, corresponding to tracks 11, 29, and 46. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Solitude (8-bit audio version of variable space)
The retro version of "Solitude" is included in the "Eight Bit of Change" first edition soundtrack, corresponding to tracks 6, 24, and 41. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Noisy times (8-bit audio version of variable space)
The retro version of "Noisy times" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bit of Shifting Space," corresponding to tracks 4, 22, and 39. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Over the sky (8-bit audio version of Shift Space)
The retro version of "Over the Sky" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bits of Shifting Space," corresponding to tracks 13, 31, and 48. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Precaution (8-bit audio version of the shift space)
The retro version of "Precaution" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bits of Variable Space," corresponding to tracks 12, 30, and 47. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Skyclad Observer (Variation Spatial Eight-Bit Audio Version)
The retro version of "Skyclad no Observer" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bits of Transit Space," corresponding to tracks 1, 19, and 36. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
Walking on sleeping (8-bit audio version of variable space)
The retro version of "Walking on Sleeping" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bits of Changing Space," corresponding to tracks 10, 28, and 45. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
The Limit (8-bit audio version of Shift Space)
The retro version of "The Limit" is included in the first edition soundtrack of "Eight Bits of Shifting Space," corresponding to tracks 8, 26, and 43. These numbers correspond to different analog models.
D-mail (Steins;Gate)
Information passed across time. At the beginning of "Eight Bits of Variable Space," in 2010, Okabe receives an email from his fifteen-year later self, informing him of the future crisis caused by the IBN5100 theft.
IBN5100 (Steins;Gate)
A fictional ancient computer featured in Steins;Gate. In "Eight Bit of Variable," it falls into someone else's hands and triggers a new timeline crisis, prompting the future Okabe to demand that his 2010 self reclaim the computer.
Banba Van.
Banba Van. Credited as the brand producer for 'Steins;Gate: Eight Bits of Space'.
The Eight Bits of Shift Space First Press Original Soundtrack
The acoustic CD bundled with the 2011 Windows first release edition contains 53 tracks, divided into three audio specifications: MEC PC-8081mk2SR[FD], MEC PC-6010mk2, and MEC PC-8081mk2SR. Several tracks reappear repeatedly under various formats, reflecting adaptations of different audio sources.