Explore the physical world and the spirit world simultaneously, and use the interactions between them to solve dual-reality puzzles, unlock new paths, and awaken memories of past events. PLAY IN TWO WORLDS AT THE SAME TIME - Never-seen-before and officially patented gameplay that plays out across two worlds displayed at the same time.As a medium you see, hear and experience more than others, and with every new perspective you will change your perception on what happened at the Niwa resort. SEE WHAT’S HIDDEN - Delve deep into a mature and morally ambiguous story, where nothing is what it seems and everything has another side.Create energy shields and deliver powerful spirit blasts to survive the spirit world and its otherworldly dangers. Use the Out of Body experience to investigate places where your real-world self can’t go. Travel between the realities or explore them both at the very same time. BECOME A MEDIUM - Wield unique psychic abilities reserved for those with the gift.The Medium is a third-person psychological horror game that features patented dual-reality gameplay and an original soundtrack co-composed by Arkadiusz Reikowski and Akira Yamaoka.

Nothing is what it seems, everything has another side. As a medium with access to both worlds, you have a wider perspective and can see more clearly that there’s no one simple truth to what others perceive.

Use your psychic abilities to solve puzzles spanning both worlds, uncover deeply disturbing secrets, and survive encounters with The Maw - a monster born from an unspeakable tragedy.īecome a medium living in two different worlds: the real one and the spirit one.

Explore the real world and the spirit world at the same time. Takeshi Ohata, Vice President of Energy System & Plant Engineering Company of Kawasaki said, “We aim to actively expand energy and environmental business that leads to efficient energy use by pursuing synergies through this collaboration, based on the capability we have developed in meeting individual needs through implementation of industrial use steam turbines.Discover a dark mystery only a medium can solve. of Toshiba ESS said, “Coping with various market environmental changes, we will expand sales of medium-capacity steam turbine and contribute to deliver stable power supply in harmony with the environment, based on our world-class expertise and technologies.” The two companies will seek to expand their global sales through their respective sales networks.Ĭommenting on the collaboration, Takao Konishi, Vice President of the Thermal & Hydro Power Systems & Services Div. Kawasaki will supply high-pressure (HP) turbine and reduction gear, while Toshiba ESS will supply intermediate and low-pressure (ILP) turbine. The two companies have agreed to effectively utilize each other’s supply chains and to manufacture and sell the highly efficient and cost competitive medium-capacity of 100-200MW class steam turbines. Under these circumstances Toshiba ESS and Kawasaki have been in studies for joint development of steam turbines which combine the material and the reliability technologies which Toshiba ESS has accumulated through the manufacture of steam turbines for utility-use thermal power plants, with the compact, high-speed turbine technology and packaging technology for diverse applications and flexible operations accumulated by Kawasaki through the manufacture of steam turbines for marine and industrial-use power generation. In addition to the existing needs for small to medium-capacity steam turbines to be cost competitive and adaptable to a wide variety of applications such as utility and industrial use, there are also increasing needs for these turbines to deliver higher efficiency through such as better steam conditions and employing the reheat cycle, and better capability enhancing power plant flexibility. Sales activities for all over the world will be starting today.Īs the implementation of renewable energy has expanded throughout the world, the mainstream in the market for steam turbines for thermal power generation has been shifting from the large-capacity category to the small and medium of 300 MW or less. KAWASAKI and TOKYO―Toshiba Energy Systems & Solutions Corporation (Toshiba ESS) and Kawasaki Heavy Industries (Kawasaki) have entered into a collaboration agreement to supply medium-capacity steam turbines for utility and industrial thermal power plants.

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