Plenty of new screenshots from Good People Die, the successor to Chunsoft’s visual novel/adventure game 999, coming to 3DS/PS Vita on February 16 in Japan.

Good People Die takes place in the same world as 999, even featuring some returning characters it seems, but it updates the Nonary Game with an AB (Ambidex) version. Siliconera explains how the AB game works:

“Each player in the game has a bangle attached to them, with BP, which presumably stands for bangle (or bracelet) points. Like in 999, you travel in pairs, and can cooperate with or betray your partner.

AB rooms have a voting machine set up within them, and each pair of participants must make a choice within a time limit. Do you “cooperate” or “betray”? Each choice you choose unlocks a different scenario and, depending on different situations, you’ll see different stories unfold.

The key is to get more than 9BP so you can open the door to escape. On the other hand, if your points fall below 0, you’ll get injected with poison from your bangle and die.”

You can see more Good People Die screenshots and details on the game (if you don’t mind running the page through Google Translate) at this new Famitsu report.

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New screenshots of Good People Die, the new nonary game from Chunsoft’s 999 team, coming to Nintendo 3DS and PS Vita. Nothing too revelatory here — the image of the white-haired girl essentially says, “My name is Phi”.

For some discussion on what’s going on with this title, there’s a forum thread over at Court-Records with plenty of speculation on all those weird numbers that appeared in the trailer, the significance of the characters’ names (the protagonist is named Sigma), and what this “Ambidex edition” of the nonary game will entail.

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Art and screens from Good People Die, the new 3DS/PS Vita visual novel from the Chunsoft group that brought you 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors.

Holy crap, it’s in 3D! And the plot, which centers around nine people who are trapped in a warehouse and are somehow connected to each other, is awfully similar to 999’s. Chunsoft says development on this “game of betrayal” is currently 50 percent complete.

As for whether or not Aksys will bring this Stateside, the official word is that it has “no plans at this time regarding localization,” but a few jokes in the game’s NeoGAF thread from producer Frank deWindt II hint that the company is interested in publishing Good People Die (an awesome title that I fear will be toned down for the U.S.).

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Zombie Daisuki wallpapers for smartphones. These are designed for iPhone 4, but would also look great on previous iPhones, Palm Pre, Android, or whatever. You have your choice of four adorable blue zombies over which to display your icons!

Now I need to make a ringtone of Smileage’s song from the commercial. That started out as a joke, but now I really want to do that. I haven’t changed my ringtone since I found the ringtone version of the Steel Samurai theme from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney!

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