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Genres/Tags: Arcade, Rhythm, 2D, Japanese
Companies: UnknownX, Alliance Arts
Languages: ENG/MULTI4
Original Size: 7.3 GB
Repack Size: 4.8/5 GB
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Play Danmaku Kagura and collect the Mitama Cards, the Fragments of Memories to find the key to rebuild the now barren Phantasia.
Two different rhythm game experiences
Kagura Stage
– In this mode you hit the notes at the right moment!
– You can stack up combos and get a high score by hitting the notes consecutively, coming through the 6 lanes.
– Over 160* arranged Touhou music will be playable with 4 different difficulties!
*Includes music from paid DLCs
Danmaku Stage
– A totally new game experience that combines Danmaku shoot ’em up & Rhythm games!
– Hit the notes on the sides rhythmically and deal great damage to the boss!
– Complete missions set for each stages and beat the stage!
Wide Variety of Music
Contains 68 songs including the original Touhou music.
Story
To rebuild Phantasia, Reimu journeys to find the Fragments of Memories.
The key to rebuilding is Danmaku Kagura.
To rebuild the Phantasia and unveil the truth of its destruction, Reimu have to gather Mitama cards, the Fragments of Memories.
Reimu’s unending journey, begins.
Marisa begins her own journey to find Reimu
Will the two, ever meet eye to eye?
Included DLCs:
Backwards Compatibility
This repack IS NOT backwards compatible with my previous TDKPL repacks.
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This is just a notice for my subscribers about freshly updated Touhou Danmaku Kagura: Phantasia Lost repack. Now it’s updated to Mega Bundle, v1.13.1 and includes 19 DLCs/Bonuses.
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Britney Spears has sold the rights to her music catalogue, it is reported.
According to legal documents obtained by TMZ, the pop princess sold her ownership share of her catalogue to music publisher Primary Wave.
The figure Primary Wave paid for the rights is unknown but it is reported that the “landmark deal” was completed on 30 December, and the singer is “happy with the sale and has been celebrating by spending time with her kids”.
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Britney is just one of many artists to sell the rights to their music catalogues in recent years.
Others include Justin Bieber, who sold his for around $200 million, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Nicks and Shakira.
While the move may sound dramatic, some fans have been left feeling rather celebratory.
Spears was placed under a conservatorship in 2008, meaning her financial affairs were managed by her dad Jamie Spears and attorney Andrew M Wallet.
It was ended in November 2021, after years of campaigning from fans.
Now, a number of fans are celebrating the pop icon’s decision to sell her catalogue.
Writing on X, formerly Twitter, one said: “I think everyone is missing the point. Maybe it was a stupid decision but she got to make a stupid decision. She had the freedom to do this. That’s the best part [in my opinion].”
Another agreed, writing: “Exactly like this is what she wanted… I believe this would be more of an issue if she was still an active artist but for the time being she isn’t so clearly she just wants to take control of her own business decisions and the money she makes.”
However others weren’t so sure, saying she “sold one of the greatest pop catalogues in history for a fraction of its real value”.
Share your thoughts! Let us know in the comments below, and remember to keep the conversation respectful.
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In this article, we show you how to encrypt files with GPG in Linux, generate key pairs, share encrypted files securely, and decrypt them.
In computing, encryption is a popular and most often the recommended technique of hiding information in a secretive format. GnuPG is one of the useful tools for encrypting information (files) on Linux systems.
GnuPG (also known as GNU Privacy Guard or simply GPG) is GNU’s tool used to encrypt data and create digital signatures that contribute to overall information security. It is a complete and free implementation of the OpenPGP Internet standard that provides an advanced key management solution.
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