Digimon World: Next Order

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Digimon World: Next Order is the follow-up to Digimon World for the PS1.

Version Differences#

Vita Version#

The original version of the game. It was released only in Japan. ¹

• Easier difficulty.
• Updates and free DLC distribution.
• When playing the Japanese / Chinese Version on an account outside of those countries, updates can be downloaded but DLC cannot.
• DLC is now delisted from Japanese / Chinese PSN.
• The Chinese version has an unused English translation that can only be accessed by modifying the game.²

PS4 Version#

This is a remaster of the PS Vita version³, with all DLC and updates included.

• More free DLC was added.
• Harder difficulty than the PS Vita version⁴, resulting in a grindy experience.⁵
• There are more Digimon and content in this version.
• Released in Japan as Digimon World: Next Order International Edition.
• Voice over options are available in the original Japanese and a new English dub.
• Kuro-rin and Kuro-cchi's names were changed to Blackie and Blackosaurus in the English localization.⁶

Switch / PC Version#

This version has all of the DLC and updated included.⁷

• Difficulty options have been revamped in order to make the game more forgiving.⁸
• A run button was added for faster movement.
• Kuro-rin and Kuro-cchi's name changes in the PS4 localization were reverted back to their original names.⁹
• The Japanese voice acting requires a DLC download in the Switch version.

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