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This version was identical to the previous laserdisc and VHS release. The movies were also released as a special set, just like before. In 2000 and 2001, three box sets were released to commemorate the fictional Second Impact which occurred in the year 2000 in the series. The Second Impact Box contained the original episodes and both movies on nine DVDs — three per Box. The versions were the original broadcast and theatrical versions respectively and therefore different from the previous DVD release. In addition, the video game Girlfriend of Steel was included in the third box set. [121][122] The Japanese-only, nine-volume "Renewal of Evangelion" DVDs were released on June 25, 2003,[123] with improved acoustic effects, remixed dialogue and remastered soundtrack for 5. 1 stereo sound. [124] The first eight volumes covered the original twenty-six episodes, including two versions of episodes from the twenty-first to the twenty-fourth: the extended video version that was available in previous releases, and a reconstruction of the shorter broadcast version, which was made available for the first time since the Genesis 0:X laserdisc and also wasn't censored like in the original broadcast. The ninth volume contained Death(true)2, while the tenth included End of Evangelion (omitting Rebirth). [125] The Renewal Project release formed the basis for the western "Platinum Edition".