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Tenchi Souzou [Model SHVC-AQTJ-JPN]
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天地創造 (c) 1995 Enix, Limited. (Tenchi Souzou) Tenchi Souzou is a seminal action role-playing game and one of the final major RPGs released for the Super Famicom. The narrative follows Ark, a young man from the underground village of Crysta who inadvertently destroys his home and must embark on a journey to resurrect the world’s continents, plants, animals, and humanity. The game is celebrated for its mature, philosophical storytelling, which explores the dualistic nature of light and dark, civilization and nature, and the cycle of death and rebirth. - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: SHVC-AQTJ-JPN - TRIVIA - Released on October 20, 1995 (Friday) in Japan. The title translates from Japanese as 'Creation of Heaven and Earth'. The "Quintet Trilogy": While never officially branded as a single series, Tenchi Souzou is widely considered the third and final entry in the "Quintet Trilogy" (often referred to by fans as the "Heaven and Earth" or "Gaia" trilogy), following Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia (or Illusion of Time in Europe). The games share thematic DNA, including concepts of resurrection, the duality of light and shadow, and the restoration of life. Development Philosophy: Developed by Quintet, a studio founded by former Nihon Falcom employees, the game showcases their design philosophy of blending real-time action-RPG combat with emotional, often melancholic narrative beats. It was one of the most technologically advanced titles on the system, featuring expansive world-building that evolved as the player completed tasks. Unique Narrative Structure: The game is divided into distinct chapters that reflect the player's progress in rebuilding the world. As the continents rise and humanity evolves, the game world physically transforms, affecting town layouts, technology levels, and dialogue, making the player's impact on the world feel tangible and permanent. Global Release Status: While a legendary title among enthusiasts, it is infamous for its limited regional availability. It was released in Japan in 1995 and received a PAL (Europe and Australia) release in 1996, but it was famously never released in North America, largely due to Enix's U.S. branch closing around that time. Critical Acclaim: It is frequently cited as one of the best action RPGs of the 16-bit era, praised for its sweeping soundtrack, fluid combat mechanics, and a story that takes a dark and existential turn, distinguishing it from many of its contemporaries. - STAFF - Game Designer: Tomoyoshi Miyazaki Script Writer: Tomoyoshi Miyazaki Scenario Writer: Reiko Takebayashi Planner Takeshi: Tsuru Programmers: Akira Kitanohara, Shigemi Kita, Megumi Tsuruno, Kyosuke Achiwa Graphic Designers: Naoko Suzuki, Kazuteru Sugaya, Toshiaki Yamada, Sadao Kobayashi, Keisuke Yasaka (Image Works), Katsutoshi Segawa (Image Works), Akira Baba (Image Works), Wataru Yanagawa, Ayano Koshiro Sound Composers: Miyoko Kobayashi, Masanori Hikichi Package CG: Tatsuo Hashimoto CG Programmer: Toshiaki Gotou Quintet Staff: Kazunori Takado, Takashi Shichijō, Naohito Suginaka, Yutaka Sasaki, Noriyoshi Akiba, Masami Fujita, Yuko Miyata, Atsuko Muro, Takako Ochiai, Kunihiro Hirabayashi, Mitsunori Yoshida, Masami Ohkubo, Kenichi Kobayashi, Hajime Watanabe Art Direction: Kamui Fujiwara (with Studio 2B) Special Thanks: Tomoaki Honda, Kōji Yokota Test Players: Yoko Kagaya, Tomoe Suzuki, Shinichi Kōda, Kan Ikeda, Akihiro Yamada, Kazunori Ōwada English Version Translation: Colin Palmer, Daniel Owsen, Hiro Nakamura Spanish Version Translation: EM Software SL Artwork Naoki Ōishi, Takashi Ōtsuka Technical Support: Sadao Yahagi, Kenjirō Kano, Hiroshi Satō Enix Staff: Keiji Honda Director: Tomoyoshi Miyazaki Quintet Producer: Masaya Hashimoto Producers: Shinji Futami, Jun Toda Executive Producer: Yukinobu Chida Publisher: Yasuhiro Fukushima Copyright: Quintet, Kamui Fujiwara, Enix - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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天地創造 (c) 1995 Enix, Limited. (Tenchi Souzou) Tenchi Souzou is a seminal action role-playing game and one of the final major RPGs released for the Super Famicom. The narrative follows Ark, a young man from the underground village of Crysta who inadvertently destroys his home and must embark on a journey to resurrect the world’s continents, plants, animals, and humanity. The game is celebrated for its mature, philosophical storytelling, which explores the dualistic nature of light and dark, civilization and nature, and the cycle of death and rebirth. - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: SHVC-AQTJ-JPN - TRIVIA - Released on October 20, 1995 (Friday) in Japan. The title translates from Japanese as 'Creation of Heaven and Earth'. The "Quintet Trilogy": While never officially branded as a single series, Tenchi Souzou is widely considered the third and final entry in the "Quintet Trilogy" (often referred to by fans as the "Heaven and Earth" or "Gaia" trilogy), following Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia (or Illusion of Time in Europe). The games share thematic DNA, including concepts of resurrection, the duality of light and shadow, and the restoration of life. Development Philosophy: Developed by Quintet, a studio founded by former Nihon Falcom employees, the game showcases their design philosophy of blending real-time action-RPG combat with emotional, often melancholic narrative beats. It was one of the most technologically advanced titles on the system, featuring expansive world-building that evolved as the player completed tasks. Unique Narrative Structure: The game is divided into distinct chapters that reflect the player's progress in rebuilding the world. As the continents rise and humanity evolves, the game world physically transforms, affecting town layouts, technology levels, and dialogue, making the player's impact on the world feel tangible and permanent. Global Release Status: While a legendary title among enthusiasts, it is infamous for its limited regional availability. It was released in Japan in 1995 and received a PAL (Europe and Australia) release in 1996, but it was famously never released in North America, largely due to Enix's U.S. branch closing around that time. Critical Acclaim: It is frequently cited as one of the best action RPGs of the 16-bit era, praised for its sweeping soundtrack, fluid combat mechanics, and a story that takes a dark and existential turn, distinguishing it from many of its contemporaries. - STAFF - Game Designer: Tomoyoshi Miyazaki Script Writer: Tomoyoshi Miyazaki Scenario Writer: Reiko Takebayashi Planner Takeshi: Tsuru Programmers: Akira Kitanohara, Shigemi Kita, Megumi Tsuruno, Kyosuke Achiwa Graphic Designers: Naoko Suzuki, Kazuteru Sugaya, Toshiaki Yamada, Sadao Kobayashi, Keisuke Yasaka (Image Works), Katsutoshi Segawa (Image Works), Akira Baba (Image Works), Wataru Yanagawa, Ayano Koshiro Sound Composers: Miyoko Kobayashi, Masanori Hikichi Package CG: Tatsuo Hashimoto CG Programmer: Toshiaki Gotou Quintet Staff: Kazunori Takado, Takashi Shichijō, Naohito Suginaka, Yutaka Sasaki, Noriyoshi Akiba, Masami Fujita, Yuko Miyata, Atsuko Muro, Takako Ochiai, Kunihiro Hirabayashi, Mitsunori Yoshida, Masami Ohkubo, Kenichi Kobayashi, Hajime Watanabe Art Direction: Kamui Fujiwara (with Studio 2B) Special Thanks: Tomoaki Honda, Kōji Yokota Test Players: Yoko Kagaya, Tomoe Suzuki, Shinichi Kōda, Kan Ikeda, Akihiro Yamada, Kazunori Ōwada English Version Translation: Colin Palmer, Daniel Owsen, Hiro Nakamura Spanish Version Translation: EM Software SL Artwork Naoki Ōishi, Takashi Ōtsuka Technical Support: Sadao Yahagi, Kenjirō Kano, Hiroshi Satō Enix Staff: Keiji Honda Director: Tomoyoshi Miyazaki Quintet Producer: Masaya Hashimoto Producers: Shinji Futami, Jun Toda Executive Producer: Yukinobu Chida Publisher: Yasuhiro Fukushima Copyright: Quintet, Kamui Fujiwara, Enix - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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