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Hameln no Violin Hiki [Model SHVC-AVNJ-JPN]
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ăăŒăĄă«ăłăźăă€ăȘăȘăłćŒŸă (c) 1995 Enix, Limited. (Hameln no Violin Hiki) Hameln no Violin Hiki (The Violinist of Hameln) is an action-platformer based on the popular dark fantasy manga series by Michiaki Watanabe. The game is highly regarded for its unique "escort" mechanic, where the player controls the protagonist, Hamel, while manipulating his companion, Flute, to solve puzzles, navigate complex environmental traps, and defeat enemies. - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: SHVC-AVNJ-JPN - TRIVIA - Released on September 29, 1995 (Friday) in Japan. Innovative Partner Mechanics: Unlike standard platformers where the partner is an AI-controlled burden, Flute is a central puzzle element. Hamel can command her to perform various actionsâsuch as transforming into different shapes (a bird, a fish, or a bomb-wielding girl) or activating distant switchesâby playing his magical violin. Aesthetic Fidelity: The game captures the series' distinct blend of whimsical dark comedy and gothic fantasy. It features detailed, moody sprite work and a soundtrack that prominently utilizes "violin-inspired" synth arrangements, fitting the titular character's role as a master musician. Design Sophistication: Hameln no Violin Hiki was released late in the Super Famicomâs lifecycle, allowing the developers to push the hardware. The level design is notoriously complex, favoring tight platforming and multi-layered puzzle solving that often requires precise synchronization between Hamel and Flute. - STAFF - Author: Michiaki Watanabe (M. Watanabe) Programmer: Yoshihiro Matsumoto (Y. Matsumoto) Sound Creator: Y. Mori Graphic Designers: Taihei Konakawa (T. Konakawa), Nozomi Takeguchi (N. Takeguchi), Kiwa Hirayama (K. Hirayama) Game Plan: Nozomi Takeguchi (N. Takeguchi), Y. Mori Producer: Yasuhito Watanabe (Y. Watanabe) Enix Staff: Keiji Honda (K. Honda), Sadao Yahagi (S. Yahagi), Kenjiro Kano (K. Kano), Yasuyuki Sone (Y. Sone), Yoshihisa Saito (Y. Saitou), Takashi Ćtsuka (T. Ootsuka) Test Players: Minoru Kakizawa (M. Kakizawa), S. Uchida, Kaoru Wakabayashi (K. Wakabayashi), M. Endow (M. Endow), Mariko Numajiri (M. Numajiri) Supervisor: Masatoshi Hashimoto (M. Hashimoto) Executive Producer: Yukinobu Chida (Y. Chida) Publisher: Yasuhiro Fukushima (Y. Fukusima) - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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ăăŒăĄă«ăłăźăă€ăȘăȘăłćŒŸă (c) 1995 Enix, Limited. (Hameln no Violin Hiki) Hameln no Violin Hiki (The Violinist of Hameln) is an action-platformer based on the popular dark fantasy manga series by Michiaki Watanabe. The game is highly regarded for its unique "escort" mechanic, where the player controls the protagonist, Hamel, while manipulating his companion, Flute, to solve puzzles, navigate complex environmental traps, and defeat enemies. - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: SHVC-AVNJ-JPN - TRIVIA - Released on September 29, 1995 (Friday) in Japan. Innovative Partner Mechanics: Unlike standard platformers where the partner is an AI-controlled burden, Flute is a central puzzle element. Hamel can command her to perform various actionsâsuch as transforming into different shapes (a bird, a fish, or a bomb-wielding girl) or activating distant switchesâby playing his magical violin. Aesthetic Fidelity: The game captures the series' distinct blend of whimsical dark comedy and gothic fantasy. It features detailed, moody sprite work and a soundtrack that prominently utilizes "violin-inspired" synth arrangements, fitting the titular character's role as a master musician. Design Sophistication: Hameln no Violin Hiki was released late in the Super Famicomâs lifecycle, allowing the developers to push the hardware. The level design is notoriously complex, favoring tight platforming and multi-layered puzzle solving that often requires precise synchronization between Hamel and Flute. - STAFF - Author: Michiaki Watanabe (M. Watanabe) Programmer: Yoshihiro Matsumoto (Y. Matsumoto) Sound Creator: Y. Mori Graphic Designers: Taihei Konakawa (T. Konakawa), Nozomi Takeguchi (N. Takeguchi), Kiwa Hirayama (K. Hirayama) Game Plan: Nozomi Takeguchi (N. Takeguchi), Y. Mori Producer: Yasuhito Watanabe (Y. Watanabe) Enix Staff: Keiji Honda (K. Honda), Sadao Yahagi (S. Yahagi), Kenjiro Kano (K. Kano), Yasuyuki Sone (Y. Sone), Yoshihisa Saito (Y. Saitou), Takashi Ćtsuka (T. Ootsuka) Test Players: Minoru Kakizawa (M. Kakizawa), S. Uchida, Kaoru Wakabayashi (K. Wakabayashi), M. Endow (M. Endow), Mariko Numajiri (M. Numajiri) Supervisor: Masatoshi Hashimoto (M. Hashimoto) Executive Producer: Yukinobu Chida (Y. Chida) Publisher: Yasuhiro Fukushima (Y. Fukusima) - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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