First Anato Wo Yurusanai screenshots

Here are a couple of screenshots for the upcoming Japanese PlayStation Portable title Anato wo Yurusanai. It is being developed by AQ Interactive and Chunsoft and will be available in the Land of the Rising Sun on November 15 for 5,040 Yen or roughly around US$ 44.29. There’s still no word if it’s going to be released in other markets.

In case you’re a bit not sure if these are indeed screenshots for Anato wo Yurusanai, we’re telling you they are. It’s just that they are a bit different in style and texture because the title is going to be a sound novel and those who want to play it will have to turn their PSP units vertically.

A sound novel is basically similar to visual novels. But the thing is Chunsoft has already coined the word and that’s why other developers have referred to the genre using the latter term. Anyway, Anato wo Yurusanai is backdropped by an interesting story featuring Takeuchi Ririko and the death of her father as well as the mysterious disappearance of her husband.

We hope AQ Interactive decides to make the title available in English-speaking markets. We guess it’s about time we get to try a different kind of game for our dear handhelds. In the mean time, just enjoy the screenshots below!

See the rest of the screenshots after the jump!

Here are a couple of screenshots for the upcoming Japanese PlayStation Portable title Anato wo Yurusanai. It is being developed by AQ Interactive and Chunsoft and will be available in the Land of the Rising Sun on November 15 for 5,040 Yen or roughly around US$ 44.29. There’s still no word if it’s going to be released in other markets.

In case you’re a bit not sure if these are indeed screenshots for Anato wo Yurusanai, we’re telling you they are. It’s just that they are a bit different in style and texture because the title is going to be a sound novel and those who want to play it will have to turn their PSP units vertically.

A sound novel is basically similar to visual novels. But the thing is Chunsoft has already coined the word and that’s why other developers have referred to the genre using the latter term. Anyway, Anato wo Yurusanai is back-dropped by an interesting story featuring Takeuchi Ririko and the death of her father as well as the mysterious disappearance of her husband.

We hope AQ Interactive decides to make the title available in English-speaking markets. We guess it’s about time we get to try a different kind of game for our dear handhelds. In the mean time, just enjoy the screenshots below!

Via Famitsu