That would be my current desktop, thanks to the first English otome game ever to be released with their original Japanese seiyuus~ Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom!
I was able to get the limited edition UMD with the 72-page art book and soundtrack CD. 
Surprisingly (or unsurprisingly?), I got Saito Hajime in my first run. 
What I didn’t expect, however, was the accuracy of the historical events written in the game. And how completely different this would be from UtaPri. There's so much depth in the story that it just pulls you in, even if you're not much of a history fan like me.
When I went through Hijitaka Toshizo on my 3rd run (and figured out how to fast forward any and all dialogue I’ve already gone through), I decided to read the real Hijitaka’s biography… My goodness, right to the very end! Including his family, his battles with the Shinsengumi, and even his title of “Demon”… they were all historical facts! Even his height!
Maybe… that was why when I finished Saito’s, Kazama’s, and Hijitaka’s route… I felt very depressed. 
me Chizuru in the end… Because the game stays true to the historical facts, it makes my heart sink every time I reach the ending.
Hijikata's the most difficult route for me to play so far, because to get him to like me, I had to go against my own personality. Saito’s was much easier, since I just did what I would do or say, given the circumstances. Kazama was easy, because all you really had to do was… well, I’m sure you guys will figure it out.
I haven’t touched my PSP all day because of Hijitaka… 
…I can’t help but wonder what the real Shinsengumi would say if they saw this game. 
