So much doom... yet goodness...
Dec. 9th, 2002 12:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
setraI found out why I bought my GBA two years ago.
Link followed by review. Now I have to choose between them (because I'm poor)... So I'm taking votes! Please!
Anyone that feels like giving me a dollar or ten to contribute to my buying of these, I'll consider it your cristmas present...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1943281563
Angelique for GBA:
It is adorable. There is even a little bit of voice here and there ^^ It is the slightest of a shame that there are no memory-albums in this implimentation of the game... but it is still terribly fun ^^ Stills from the Angelique Special animations are used here and there (such as the openings and special date events), which was a pleasant surprise.
I would honestly highly recommend this game to any Angelique fan. Importing this game also has the advantage that it will run on a completely unmodified system... plus, with the Game Boy Advance, the Guardians can always be by your side ^^
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1943309680
Fushigi no Kuni no Angelique:
Game Boy Advance Version:
I must say that this game is much more addicting for the Game Boy Advance than it was for Playstation. First of all, many features have been added, including a picture album, instant-access mini games (after you have gotten to the tea party at least once ^^;), auto-save after every spin (in the playstation version, you had to remember to do it yourself ^^;), a 'card' that you can make and trade with all your friends who own the game, and special items you can collect and either trade with your friends or use to have special things happen in the game.
Now, it's one drawback is that it does not have all the great voice that was in the Playstation version (though, I think there may be some voice I'm missing somewhere, because they list the voice actors in the credits ^^;), and the tea party ending is no longer animated (it is a series of stills)... but all the nice added features more than make up for that, and make this implimentation of Fushigi no Kuni a game well worth buying ^_^
Link followed by review. Now I have to choose between them (because I'm poor)... So I'm taking votes! Please!
Anyone that feels like giving me a dollar or ten to contribute to my buying of these, I'll consider it your cristmas present...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1943281563
Angelique for GBA:
It is adorable. There is even a little bit of voice here and there ^^ It is the slightest of a shame that there are no memory-albums in this implimentation of the game... but it is still terribly fun ^^ Stills from the Angelique Special animations are used here and there (such as the openings and special date events), which was a pleasant surprise.
I would honestly highly recommend this game to any Angelique fan. Importing this game also has the advantage that it will run on a completely unmodified system... plus, with the Game Boy Advance, the Guardians can always be by your side ^^
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1943309680
Fushigi no Kuni no Angelique:
Game Boy Advance Version:
I must say that this game is much more addicting for the Game Boy Advance than it was for Playstation. First of all, many features have been added, including a picture album, instant-access mini games (after you have gotten to the tea party at least once ^^;), auto-save after every spin (in the playstation version, you had to remember to do it yourself ^^;), a 'card' that you can make and trade with all your friends who own the game, and special items you can collect and either trade with your friends or use to have special things happen in the game.
Now, it's one drawback is that it does not have all the great voice that was in the Playstation version (though, I think there may be some voice I'm missing somewhere, because they list the voice actors in the credits ^^;), and the tea party ending is no longer animated (it is a series of stills)... but all the nice added features more than make up for that, and make this implimentation of Fushigi no Kuni a game well worth buying ^_^
