total to fifty five. The game's cut-scenes have been replaced with scrollable, static art of the protagonist, however, due to the removal of all Mitchell branding. The defunct Japanese magazine TECH PlayStation Extra contained three new fields in each of its June, July and August 1997 issues' demo discs, along with guides to complete them. Umihara Kawase Portable Although another re-release of Shun, Umihara Kawase Portable nevertheless disappointed fans and critics alike on release, due to a bug-ridden physics engine, which differed in crucial aspects to its predecessors. Further criticism was leveled at the new visual perspective, which sometimes interfered with play. On July 14, 2008, it was announced that the game would be coming to North America under the title Yumi's Odd Odyssey, however, this release never came about. It would have been the first Umihara Kawase game to have been released outside of Asia. Umihara Kawase Portable was not developed by Super Famicom and PS version developer, Kiyoshi Sakai, instead being developed by Rocket Studio. Many Japanese fans felt anxious about Umihara Kawase Portable prior to release, and were disappointed and angry afterwards. Accordingly, they protested Marvelous Entertainment sales agency and Motion Bank, and staged a boycott. Umihara Kawase Shun ~second edition~ Kanzenban A DS Umihara Kawase compilation was released on October 29, 2009. Both the SFC and PlayStation games are present, along with some extra levels, and wireless exchange of data is also supported. The development of the port was overseen by original designer/programmer Kiyoshi Sakai, with additional artwork from Toshinobu Kondou. The DS port has been far better received by fans of the series than the PSP port, as it is a much more faithful conversion. Sayonara Umihara Kawase A third game in the series called was announced in March 2013, likely a response to the more successful Nintendo DS compilation release of the first two games. Half of the original staff were involved in its development . The game includes a cast of playable characters including a younger Umihara Kawase, her classic self, her future descendant named Noko Yokoyama, and her childhood friend Emiko. The gameplay is similar to past games. It was released in Japan on June 20, 2013, for the Nintendo 3DS. The game was also released outside of Asia; it was the first game in the series to do so. Natsume confirmed that they would release the game in North America under