N-INNOCENCE (JP) Review: Players Give Their First Impressions
N-INNOCENCE has finally been released in Japan, but gamers in Western territories have managed to get their hands on the game (and we won’t say how but it rhymes with Tee See Glen).
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N-INNOCENCE has finally been released in Japan, but gamers in Western territories have managed to get their hands on the game (and we won’t say how but it rhymes with Tee See Glen).
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