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	* There's a Nintendo DS version of this game, and a 2017 remake. The remake is bundled with a remake of the sequel. The remade sequel is generally considered the best version, but the DS version of the original is ~~considered~~ the ~~best~~.		* There's a Nintendo DS version of this game, and a 2017 remake. The remake is bundled with a remake of the sequel. The remade sequel is generally considered the best version, but the best version of the original is probably the DS one. That said, the remake is worth a play-through.

	* If you want to remain unspoiled, DO NOT LOOK UP ANYTHING RELATED TO THE GAME, no matter how harmless it may sound. No art, no music, nothing. This may sound obvious, but bears mentioning because of how easy it is to spoil crucial plot elements.		* If you want to remain unspoiled, DO NOT LOOK UP ANYTHING RELATED TO THE GAME, no matter how harmless it may sound. No art, no music, nothing. This may sound obvious, but bears mentioning because of how easy it is to spoil crucial plot elements.