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|preceded by=[[XZR II]] | |preceded by=[[XZR II: Kanketsuhen]] | ||
|followed by=[[Exile: Wicked Phenomenon]] | |followed by=[[Exile: Wicked Phenomenon]] | ||
|series=Exile | |series=Exile | ||
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{{nihongo|'''Exile'''|エグザイル〜時の狭間へ〜|Eguzairu: Toki no Hazama e|lit. "Exile: Into the Boundaries of Time"}} is a [[action role-playing]] video game was developed by Riot and published by [[Telenet Japan]]. It was the third game in the series, and the first console installment of the series, was first released for the [[PC Engine CD|PC Engine CD-ROM²]] System on March 29, 1991. A [[Mega Drive]] version was released during the same year on December 6. Both versions of the game were released in North America the following year, with the Genesis version published by Renovation Products and the TurboGrafx-CD version published by Working Designs. Exile is a remake of XZR II which rewrites most of the story, cutting one portion of the final act in which Sadler time travels to the present day (as it referenced the ending to the original XZR), and removes the character of Sufrawaldhi, Sadler's fourth traveling companion. | {{nihongo|'''Exile'''|エグザイル〜時の狭間へ〜|Eguzairu: Toki no Hazama e|lit. "Exile: Into the Boundaries of Time"}} is a [[action role-playing]] video game was developed by Riot and published by [[Telenet Japan]]. It was the third game in the series, and the first console installment of the series, was first released for the [[PC Engine CD|PC Engine CD-ROM²]] System on March 29, 1991. A [[Mega Drive]] version was released during the same year on December 6. Both versions of the game were released in North America the following year, with the Genesis version published by Renovation Products and the TurboGrafx-CD version published by Working Designs. Exile is a remake of XZR II which rewrites most of the story, cutting one portion of the final act in which Sadler time travels to the present day (as it referenced the ending to the original XZR), and removes the character of Sufrawaldhi, Sadler's fourth traveling companion. | ||
