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If you buy a Mister FPGA to play the original SNES Clock Tower and follow this one Rewind, it will be the same thing, absolutely nothing will change. Because the only difference from Rewind will be the polished graphics and bringing this new option, which is the enhanced mode, where yes, there will be some different things, but only the issue of the game's quality of life, First Fear content ( From ps1) and a few other little things, otherwise it's the same thing and as I said before, the original mode will probably be completely the emulated version of the SNES.
My real opinion is... If you are going to buy a Mister FPGA just to play the original Clock Tower and then buy this one to go with it, I suggest that it will be an extra expense... And it would be a thousand times better to buy this Rewind that is coming both with the original game and also the more complete Clock Tower mode. And if you just leave it to play on Mister FPGA, you'll just be left with the basic content and nothing else.
Now if you are going to buy a Mister FPGA to play other games besides Clock Tower Original and also want to have the complete and improved experience of the game, then yes, I would think it would be better to buy both