Download SEASONS OF SAKURA ABANDONWARE

Seasons of Sakura

Published: July 17, 2011 - Last update: July 18, 2011 - 4685 downloads

Year: 1997
Genre: Adventure
Theme: Adult, Anime / Manga
Publisher: JAST USA
Developer: JAST USA
Perspective: 1st-Person

4.62 / 5
13 votes

4 MiB

Description of Seasons of Sakura

Offering adventure in a world of adult, anime / manga, Seasons of Sakura is an abandonware developed by JAST USA and published by JAST USA. Released in 1997, you wander around in a 1st-person perspective.

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#2630

kaori added this comment :

Actually I did't download from the link above, but I think it's the same. Copy only the sub-folder called "Season of the Sakura" to your DosBox folder, rename it to short filename to avoid error (I renamed it "sakura").
Fire up DosBox, mount the folder as you usually do, go to the "sakura" folder (or whatever you renamed it into), type "cd Saku_D", then run "SAKU-FM.BAT". Works like charm.
In case I was wrong and our downloads aren't the same, I got mine from this link: http://www.mediafire.com/?0213jqoywkm

#2625

ploki added this comment :

wow

#2417

libertarian added this comment :

which file in the folder is the install file, and which is the game file??? I can't figure out how to install and use this game. I use D-Fend Reloaded and have had no problem with other games on this site?!? Please Help!

#2415

Andrew added this comment :

I can't get this game to work!!! I use dfend reloaded, and had no problem with oregon trail, but can't seem to figure out out to play this one! Please help!

#2414

Andrew added this comment :

How do you install this game?!?! I use a DOS BOX with D-Fend Reloaded, and had no trouble with Oregon Trail, but I can't seem to figure this out! Please Help!

#2245

AJHunter added this comment :

Is there an option to "Stick It In?"
Is said option always available?

#2065

paperbrain added this comment :

Ignore my last post, I was misled by the frames around the screenshots which are similar to the first Windows version,which is almost impossible to find today anyway. I don't know why you were having problems saving though. Again DOSBOX solves almost all problems you might come across running old DOS games.

#2020

paperbrain added this comment :

I just noticed that this is not the original DOS version. Jast's first re-release of this game was very buggy, there are fixes and patches out there, but it's better to get the JAST Memorial Version(Which also contains Runaway City and Three Sister's Story), or if you don't mind 8 bit colors, see if you can find the DOS version(Which is the one I have)

#2019

paperbrain added this comment :

Damian
I never had problems saving or loading this game myself. are you running it in DOSBOX?, if you are your version may be corrupted. And choices ARE important in this game,the object is to win one and only one of the girls in each game, and bad choices will often cause you to have a girl you've been working on reject you on Christmas Eve or White Day. You may just be prejudiced because you were unable to save and had to play the game through in a single sitting, which WOULD make it less than enjoyable, especially if you made errors in one or more of your choices. The only thing I don't like about this game are that you can only get one girl at a time, which means you have to play it through eight times to get all the H-Scenes. I also personally found the H-scene with Seia to be disturbing(Date raping a religious girl in a church on Christmas Eve? How selfish and unfeeling is that!)

#1836

Damian added this comment :

It would be decent is not for several crushing failures. For one, the save/load function seems to be faulty; you can load a save fine from within the game, however, all data is erased when you quit. This means it's a game that has to be beaten in a single sitting. This is also a problem because the game is absurdly long due to the requirement for you to perform every available action in order to advance. Lastly, there seems to be no real choices; often, the game will down-right ignore a choice, and just send you down a pre-decided path. All-in-all, it's not worth the time.

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