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Touch Detective 2 ½, known in Japan as Osawari Tantei: Ozawa Rina - Season 2 1/2: Rina wa Mita! Iya, Mite nai. (?????? ???? ????2 1/2 ?????!????????) and in Europe as Mystery Detective II, is an adventure game for the Nintendo DS. It is a sequel to Touch Detective, also on Nintendo DS. It was released in North America on October 9, 2007.


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Gameplay

Players take control of Mackenzie, the Touch Detective. The game for the most part is played out on the Nintendo DS touch screen, though at times, Mackenzie's inner monologue will be displayed on the top screen. Clicking around an area will move Mackenzie. Players can also click on the townspeople to talk to them, or on items to pick them up. Players can use items they've collected to solve puzzles or gather valuable information from the townspeople.


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Characters

  • Mackenzie: The main character of this game. Recently accepted into The Great Detective's Society but she does not like her title, Touch Detective.
  • Funghi: Mackenzie's faithful pet mushroom and companion. He also comes in handy when secret documents need to be destroyed. Always follows Mackenzie around town.
  • Cromwell: Mackenzie's butler, and a genius inventor. After Mackenzie was accepted into The Great Detective's Society, he decides to train her manners, although some of it annoys her.
  • Penelope: One of Mackenzie's best friends. She enjoys having a lavish lifestyle since she comes from a rich family. She is rather an air-head. Most of Mackenzie's cases come from her since she always seems to be in trouble.
  • Chloe: Mackenzie's rival. Calls herself 'Chloe the Super Sleuth'. She's always trying to beat Mackenzie when it comes to solving the case. She always appears out of nowhere around Mackenzie's office when a client asks Mackenzie for help solving a case. A recurring joke that whenever she has a great idea, Mackenzie will always leave and she will confront her into giving her ideas as they are friends.
  • Inspector Daria: A red-headed inspector who has no patience for Mackenzie. She tries to solve cases before Mack can when The Cornstalker is involved. She is the self-proclaimed rival of The Cornstalker. She often throws out her back while making her extravagant entrance poses. She gets motion sickness when traveling.
  • The Cornstalker: A professional thief and master of disguise. Always trying to steal the rarest and most valuable items in the world. Always calls Mackenzie "Touch Detective", though no one knows how he knows about it.
  • Ace and Friday: A mysterious young man with a grudge against the rail conductor, and his rodent associate "Friday the Freeloader."
  • Mayor Tom: The mildly corrupt mayor is even more of a turkey than the ugliest politicians. Always panics or faints if anything happens to his items.
  • Eric: A petty, smooth talking salesman who cheats on his clients to make a profit for himself.
  • Harrison: A tough, hairy archaeologist who seeks to find rare artifacts, fossils and relics and make a name for himself.
  • Colleen: The mysterious young curator who runs the haunted mansion although it actually holds a dark secret of her and the mansion itself.
  • Silver: A living puppet that sleeps for many years. He could sing beautifully until a freak accident makes him lose his voice.
  • Connor: A young man who has recently moved to the town and opened an antique shop. He often gives Mackenzie information on antiques, and sometimes gives her useful items. His shop seems to be closed quite often. Mackenzie thinks he is rather cute, perhaps having a mild crush on him.

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Reception

GameSpot gave it a 5.5/10, stating, "Touch Detective returns with wacky new adventures and a fresh coat of paint, but the frustratingly esoteric puzzle design is the same as before." GameZone gave the game a 7/10, citing the lack of change from the previous title.


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Legacy

After this game, a lot of Funghi based spin-off games were released for IOS and Android, and another Puzzle-game spin-off called Osawari Tantei Nameko Daihanshoku was released for Nintendo 3DS.

A new game was announced on May 30, 2013. Touch Detective Rising 3: Does Funghi Dream Of Bananas? was released in Japan on May 2014 for Nintendo 3DS.

Source of the article : Wikipedia



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