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日本語版のアイテム探しゲームは公開されていますか?

以下に記載しているビッグフィッシュの英語版で公開されているゲームで、日本語版でも公開されているものを購入したいのですが、ありますでしょうか? (Collector's Editionでなくてもかまいません。) ・PuppetoShow:Mystery of Joyville ・Hallowed Legends:Samhain Collector's Edition ・Dark Parables:The Exiled Prince Collector's Edition ・Shadow Wolf Mysteries:Curse of the Full Moon Collector's Edition ・PuppetoShow:Lost Town Collector's Edition ・Maestro:Music of Death Collector's Edition ・The Agency of Anomalies:Mystic Hospital Collector's Edition ・Spirits of Mystery:Amber Maiden Collector's Edition ・Voodoo Whisperer:Curse of a Legend Collector's Edition ・Dark Tales:Edgar Allan Poe's The Black Cat Collector's Edition ・Gravely Silent:House of Deadlock Collector's Edition ・Haunted Legends:The Queen of Spades Collector's Edition ・Magrave:The Curse of the Severed Heart Collector's Edition ・Redemption Cemetery:Curse of the Raven

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