Main differences between Yisu 1-2 PC version and PCE version:

Because Yisu 12 has many versions, let's introduce the differences between these versions:

Yisu 12 generation can be mainly divided into PC88 version, PCE version and eternal version. Among them, PC88 and Eternal Edition were developed by falcom Press. PC88 is the earliest version, and most of the transplanted versions are based on PC88. Although the Eternal Edition is also developed based on PC88, it greatly improves the picture and enriches a lot of contents, which is also a new edition. PCE version is a re-made version after Hudson bought out the copyright from falcom, which combines the contents of two generations and makes many modifications to the original plot setting. So in the plot, the pc88 version is almost the same as the eternal version. The following PC88 version and Eternal version are collectively referred to as PC version, so as to compare with PCE version and illustrate the differences in plot.

Main plot setting differences between PC version and PCE version:

At the opening of 1 PC version, the protagonist enters the storm circle around Estella, the boat capsizes, people are washed ashore and fainted, and then the story begins; The man in the PCE version entered Astaria safely by boat. If you play the PC version and then the PCE version, you may feel strange at first. In fact, Hudson has adapted this story.

2. Sarah, the soothsayer who talked to the protagonist in the opening credits, died in the middle of the PC version, but her whereabouts are unknown in the PCE version. She will reappear in the fourth generation of the PCE version.

This is the biggest difference between the two versions of this story. The first heroine in the PC version is the goddess Fina. When the PC version finally says goodbye, the taciturn hero will affectionately call out her name. The first heroine of the PCE version is Lilia, a girl from Lance Village. At the end of the PCE version, the hero will kiss Lilia under the Rhoda tree. .....

To add another surprise, at the end of the PC88 version of ESU 2, the protagonist actually had a conversation after saying goodbye to Fina.

"Oh, idiot!" This is the last line of the original version of Issu 2. Does this portend anything? ...