Contents of the Second Update — The Centennial Case : A Shijima Story News

● Adjusted part of the “Rules for Reasoning”.
● Changed “Suspend” to “Save”.
● Improved the explanation in the tutorial about moving “Clues”.
● Improved the content of the notes in Chapter 5.

● Added the following features to Options:
　
　・ Feature allowing cursor movement (both free and investigation) controls when using a gamepad to be set to either to left or right stick.
　・ Feature allowing adjustment of cursor movement speed (both free and investigation).

　・ Feature that toggles the Pattern Guide on “Clues” and “Mysteries”.

● Adjusted and improved the following areas in the Cognitive Reasoning Space.
　・ Enlarged the valid area, making it easier to fit “Clues”.
　・ Made it so the path can be moved whilst holding a “Clue”.
　・ Made improvements to allow you to skip through line-by-line when viewing “Hypotheses”.
　・ Made improvements to allow you to skip the whole summary conversation.
　・ Changed so that “Clues” can be connected from any point when connecting several “Clues” on the path.

● ! on the title screen. Fixed a bug that prevented the exclamation mark from disappearing.
● Fixed a bug that, under certain conditions, caused the video to stop before moving onto a question.
● Corrections of errors in the Korean text, and in the text and video for other languages.
● Other minor bug fixes.

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