The Silver Case 2425 on the Nintendo Switch includes both the game Silver Case and its sequel, The 25th Ward: The Silver Case. ... with the original and its sequel being released originally in Japan in 1999 on the PSX and 2005 on mobile phones, respectively. These games were made by Goichi Suda, or Suda51, a Japanese developer known for making

The Silver Case was published by ASCII Entertainment on October 7, 1999.[17][23] The PlayStation version would later be reissued through the PlayStation Network on December 10, 2008.[24] While Suda wished for the game to be localized in English, translating and localizing the game properly initially prevented this: issues with translation ranged from the sheer amount of dialogue and some of its more nuanced and technical aspects, to questions in gameplay that required deep knowledge of how Japanese worked due to its implementation in puzzles and dialogue.[2][25] Prior to its Western release, the title was alternately referred to as The Silver and its romaji reading Silver Jiken.[26]

The Silver Case was Grasshopper Manufacture's debut release on the original PlayStation game and it was remastered and finally released in English through the PC and eventually PS4 a few years ago. The 25th Ward is the follow up to The Silver Case, and the new PS4 and PC release included redone visuals and new content. Following the PS4 and PC releases of both adventure games, The Silver

The Silver Case 2425 on the Nintendo Switch includes both the game Silver Case and its sequel, The 25th Ward: The Silver Case. ... with the original and its sequel being released originally in Japan in 1999 on the PSX and 2005 on mobile phones, respectively. These games were made by Goichi Suda, or Suda51, a Japanese developer known for making

The Silver Case was published by ASCII Entertainment on October 7, 1999.[17][23] The PlayStation version would later be reissued through the PlayStation Network on December 10, 2008.[24] While Suda wished for the game to be localized in English, translating and localizing the game properly initially prevented this: issues with translation ranged from the sheer amount of dialogue and some of its more nuanced and technical aspects, to questions in gameplay that required deep knowledge of how Japanese worked due to its implementation in puzzles and dialogue.[2][25] Prior to its Western release, the title was alternately referred to as The Silver and its romaji reading Silver Jiken.[26]

The Silver Case was Grasshopper Manufacture's debut release on the original PlayStation game and it was remastered and finally released in English through the PC and eventually PS4 a few years ago. The 25th Ward is the follow up to The Silver Case, and the new PS4 and PC release included redone visuals and new content. Following the PS4 and PC releases of both adventure games, The Silver