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Before Jaleco was purchased for one yen, the game company was working on Wii role-playing game Ougon no Kizuna ("Golden Bonds"). There are two ads — one pedestrian, the other anything but.
The game's tagline is: "Your way of life will change. Maybe." Ougon no Kizuna goes on sale in Japan on May 28.
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Kotaku 
Mar 3, 2009 9:00 PM
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