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Square Enix Finds Redemption for Demons' Score with Symphonica

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Mike Fahey and 23 others

I was terribly disappointed with the way Square Enix priced iNiS's rhythm game, Demons' Score. So disappointed that when I heard the company had released another iNiS rhythm game on iOS I almost didn't bother. Between the free initial download and the stirring sounds of Dvorak's New World Symphony my tenuous… » 10/19/12 11:30am 10/19/12 11:30am

The Most Diabolical Aspect of Square's Demons' Score is the Hellish Hidden Cost
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