This is a sub-page of Prerelease:Cocona World.
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'...But does it make sense?' |
Famitsu, Issue 9, 1986-10-17, pg. 75#
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Expected to release in December |
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Price TBD (Disk Card) |
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A doll to play make-believe with! |
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Cute, cute! It's a new Famicom title certainly intended for young girls. |
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The heroine is Cocona, the princess of Pineapple Star's Citron Kingdom. She is studying her magic in SOFEL's Forest, but she's a rascal of a girl. |
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On Side A of the disk card, Cocona can get her horoscope and take a quiz. She can also play a game of Bingo. The player can also register their friends' birthday, address, and so on by filling out Cocona's notebook. It's an interesting feature to have in this game. |
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On Side B, Cocona lives in SOFEL's Forest. This is a game where you talk to her, feed her food, and put her to sleep in a safe place. Cocona's has a goal here. However, a shoot-em-up this is not. This is a kind and gentle game, where you can live out Cocona's life and go on a carefree forest adventure. |
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The title screen is absolutely adorable. |
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In the middle [of the forest] is Cocona's home, where she can sleep. |
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It's a hill where they do horoscopes. With her magic, Cocona can get her fortune told. |
Family Computer Magazine, Issue 22, 1986-11-07, pg. 132#
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You play as Cocona, the princess of Pineapple Star's Citron Kingdom. |
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She wants to grow up to be a fully-fledged witch, so she has to study. |
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Cocona's specialties include fortune telling, bingo game, mental gymnastics, etc. |
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If you play with her like a doll, she'll be quite happy with you. |
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Cocona is a witch. She'll call out her feelings to you from inside your Famicom. |
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Side A and B of the disk are used for different purposes, as there's many features to enjoy. |
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Lovely∼, the future is like looking at a picture book. |
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Cocona's just about to leave. I wonder where she'll go? |