KURISU'S TIME LEAP MACHINE - Let's Play Steins;Gate ~ Part 33
50Welcome to Steins;Gate Part 33!
Oh boy is this a great episode! As you can see from the video's length I just couldn't stop myself today there was just too much going on. We start off by making the needed adjustments to the timeline that lead us to follow Suzuha rather than letting her search for her father alone. We were there for her when she needed a friend and she decided to stay at least a little longer. We also learn that she is looking for a Titor, but not the John Titor that we have been chatting with. Something about that name seems familiar... But the real revelation comes when Kurisu seems to have figured out how the PhoneWave has been working as a time machine. After some brainstorming, we think we have solved something critical. If we combine a process that Kurisu's neuroscience lab developed to harvest memories into data and then compress them in just the right way, it seems likely that we can send our memories through the PhoneWave and into the mind of an older version of ourselves!
Steins;Gate is considered by many to be one of the greatest Visual Novels of all time. This Sci-Fi adventure challenges the limits of time and space when science pushes the boundaries of what is possible. Time travel, government conspiracies, and the butterfly effect will each take their toll on what is to come. This fantastic game has been brought to us by MAGES.INC. Thank you for sharing this wonderful story with us all! I hope you enjoy this series as we dive headfirst into the unknown.
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