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The Eigyōdō

The Eigyōdō is a 2008 NDS game by Jorudan Co., Ltd..

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About the game

The Eigyōdō (or "The Business Road") is an adventure game that teaches you the business trade. You play Daisuke Suzuki, a fresh, without much experience, young lad who joins a big company hoping to become a top salesman. While receiving the teaching from your superior official, Mr. Ichimura (whose character is based on a real successful businessman, Hirofumi Ichimura), you will struggle on your way to success.

The game is split into four chapters, and features static background screens with characters and dialogues set in front plan during the dialogues. While talking with other characters, you are constantly on alert for possible business opportunities, the game tries to create a viewpoint of a top salesman.

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Facts

Platforms
NDS
First released
2008-03-27
Developers
Jorudan Co., Ltd.
Publishers
Jorudan Co., Ltd.
Genres
Adventure, 1st-person, Anime / Manga

Covers and screenshots

Box, manual and cartridge scans

  • The Eigyōdō: Front Cover (NDS · Japan)
    Front Cover (NDS · Japan)
  • The Eigyōdō: Back Cover (NDS · Japan)
    Back Cover (NDS · Japan)
  • The Eigyōdō: Media (NDS · Japan)
    Media (NDS · Japan)
  • The Eigyōdō: Manual (NDS · Japan)
    Manual (NDS · Japan)
  • The Eigyōdō: Manual (NDS · Japan)
    Manual (NDS · Japan)
  • The Eigyōdō: Extras (NDS · Japan)
    Extras (NDS · Japan)

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Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
NDS2008-03-27JapanJorudan Co., Ltd.

Barcodes

  • 4941013902027

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