Mudprints Unboxes Rym 9000 Limited Edition (PS4)

Rym 9000 definitely had its issues in our Bullet Heaven review... but also some decent merits. Thankfully, the best parts of Rym 9000 are prominently featured in its Limited Edition, from EastAsiaSoft and Playasia. So what's inside? Let's take alook. 

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