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Koji Igarashi, the game's co-director, stated that the game's pause and inventory screen was originally supposed to feature more gothic framing, but due to time constraints, the development version of the frames (being simple white outlines) was left in instead. He claims that as a result of this, he learned to use slightly more finalized designs during development.
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