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Indie Souls Studio released DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum on September 25 for PC via Steam, with Japanese in-game support. Players open 40 boxes and sort mixed bones into skeletons for nine extinct creatures, including Tyrannosaurus, Spinosaurus, and Mammoth. At the time of writing, about 94% of roughly 770 user reviews are positive, and the developer says total players reached about 20,000 within two days.
Indie Souls Studio released DinoBones: Tidy Up the Museum on September 25. As of September 28, the museum restoration game holds a Very Positive rating on Steam, with 440 reviews and 93 percent of them positive. Players sort through about 2,000 bones to assemble nine dinosaur skeletons. The game is priced at 790 yen, with a 10 percent launch discount running until October 10.
An exhibition of costumes and props from the Odoru Daisousasen series is running at Ginza Mitsukoshi to mark the September 18 release of Odoru Daisousasen N.E.W. Run Through the Metropolis! Director Katsuyuki Motohiro and producer Chihiro Kameyama spoke at the press preview. Motohiro said the Wangan Police Station signboard, boxed since the 2012 film, had gone 14 years without being unpacked.
A museum dedicated to the Odoru Daisousasen franchise opened July 25 inside Odaiba Fan Rising at Fuji Television headquarters. The exhibit displays costumes worn by Shunsaku Aoshima, including an early model coat preserved by producer Chihiro Kameyama, plus scripts, props, and personal items from director Katsuyuki Motohiro and the cast.