428 Getting the Novel Treatment

In September 2009, Kodansha will be publishing the first of a four volume series of novels based on 428: Fusasareta Shibuya de for 1,260 yen.

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One novel will be released each month, with the final volume being released in December. While the chances of us getting the game itself are pretty low, perhaps we can count on Randomhouse / Del Rey to pick up the novels?

 

They’re supposed to be bringing us Kara no Kyoukai, too, though things have been fairly quiet on that front.


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