Steins;Gate Crosses Over To iTunes This Summer

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Alongside the PC, Xbox 360 and PSP, 5pb also publish their visual novels on iTunes. Some games like Chaos;Head Noah and 11eyes CrossOver are already on the service, and next up on the list is Steins;Gate.

 

iTunes will be the fourth platform to receive Steins;Gate. Specifically, it will be headed to the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad sometime this summer. Before that, this week, the game will see its PSP release (with a limited edition lab coat!).

 

Both the iTunes and PSP versions will include the Xbox 360 DLC. The PSP version also has a new intro and outro created specifically for it. We don’t know yet if these will be included in the iTunes release as well.


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