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GungHo Online Entertainment America will bring a remastered version titled Grandia II Anniversary Edition to PC on August 24. The remastered title will be available on Steam and GoG.com for a limited time pricing of 14.99.
The PC release marks the 15th anniversary of the original Sega Dreamcast version and will feature new Japanese voice acting, a new difficulty level, and controller support.
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