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Also I do think they would brag about stuff like that.
So since its saying Afternoon of Darkness it should have everything that version of the game had including any DLCs, which is basically what its saying.
As its the PSP version though it shouldnt have anything related to the NDS version as Nintendo would have rights to whatever is on that one.
It does include Etna mode, the music shop, the Record Keeper, and some other options.
Sadly, neither version comes with the Cheat Shop from D4 Vita, DD2, and D5. That alone is a great feature that I REALLY wish they had added to this. I have purchased this game 3 times, original PS2, DS, and the "classic" version to play on PS3/Vita. I'm going to purchase it a 4th time, but I am very sad that they did not choose to merge an improved game engine with the original story. I really enjoy the new improvements to game play in DD2 and D5.