And after all of the hard work, much of the information obtained may turn out to be contradictory or just plain false. There are some deceptive characters, such as Gendou (you can never tell whether he's telling the truth). The quickest way to gather clues is to play the game repeatedly in as many different roles as possible. Director Anno and his staff answered the questions frankly, and the game reflects that.However, it won't be easy to find answers. The interview included questions such as, "What do you think about each of the Gundam series?" (to help program the "Anno AI" in the game) and "What was the first Angel?" (to further understand the story behind Eva).
Hiroshi Shibamura of Alfa System prepared a thick questionnaire and conducted an interview with Hideaki Anno, the director of both the TV series and the films, that lasted more than ten hours. Without their efforts, it would've been impossible to re-create the world of Eva. During production, the developers did their best to understand everything about Eva, and tried to incorporate what they learned into the game. The Eva 2 game draws you into the world of Eva once again. ↑ To solve the mysteries you must understand the world of Eva itself.So while the CI themselves might be considered reliable, the many alternative scenarios should probably be disconsidered much like the many alternative scenarios present in other licenced video games and visual novels. These are just the settings established for the game". ↑ Alpha Systems (the developers of the game) claim the information in the Classified Information files is reliable, while Gainax themselves states all the information fans need to know is already available in the show and films: "Enough information has been provided in the TV series and film.Only Scenario 01, one of Shinji's scenarios, follows the series' own storyline relatively closely. Refer to What Is Canon?.īesides the additional information, Evangelions also introduced a number of additions like F-type Equipment and the final products of the Jet Alone project (as in some storylines, the A HUMAN WORK episode does not end in the cancellation of the Jet Alone project), and includes several "Scenarios", including of comedic value, that disregard canon. Anno has not written scenarios for the game, either. This allows the player to create numerous scenarios for characters, battles, and relationships. This is also expressed in their effort to create an "autonomous" simulation and characters. The developers also state in a production log that they wanted to create their own "world of Evangelion". Gainax continuously states that all necessary information has been provided in the series and film. While the information seems to have been based on extensive interviews with Hideaki Anno, creator of the franchise, the involvement of the original Gainax staff was limited to the Classified Information material, whereas the scenarios contained within the game are "established for the game" according to the developers.
The various Angels seek out the Black Moon of Lilith because they are seeking Lilith, or Adam and so on. The topics considerably expand upon the back-story: Adam and Lilith are settlers sent to Earth in what would become Earth's moon by a "First Ancestral Race", with "Seeds" and Spears of Longinus. The 24 topics were named in total " Classified Information" ( Kimitsu Jouhou).
The PlayStation Portable port was released in Apas Neon Genesis Evangelion 2 Tsukura Reshi Sekai -another cases- ( 新世紀エヴァンゲリオン2 造られしセカイ -another cases-, " "Neon Genesis Evangelion 2 Tsukura Reshi Sekai -another cases-""). It has RPG and world-controlling elements, and allows the player to follow a number of characters (such as Shinji Ikari, Asuka Langley Soryu, Pen², etc.) through multiple versions of the main plot of the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion. Neon Genesis Evangelions ( 新世紀エヴァンゲリオン2, " "Shin Seiki Evangelion 2"") is a Japanese video game released for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable which was developed by Alfa System and published by Bandai.