wraggster
July 9th, 2009, 16:15
Like Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure? Princess Antiphona’s Hymn: Angel’s Score Op.A follows in its footsteps.
Both games have musical events and puppets. In Princess Antiphona puppets take care of chores and lack the ability to sign. In our world this wouldn’t be an issue, but music is power in Princess Antiphona’s world.
Tenpei Sato, the composer from the Marl Kingdom games, is working on the music for Princess Antiphona. The PSP game also has full voice acting, which could be an issue if NIS America decides to pick this up and wants to retain the original voice track.
Princess Antiphona’s Hymn is slated to come out in Japan this October.
http://www.siliconera.com/2009/07/08/nippon-ichi-composing-a-musical-rpg-for-psp/
Both games have musical events and puppets. In Princess Antiphona puppets take care of chores and lack the ability to sign. In our world this wouldn’t be an issue, but music is power in Princess Antiphona’s world.
Tenpei Sato, the composer from the Marl Kingdom games, is working on the music for Princess Antiphona. The PSP game also has full voice acting, which could be an issue if NIS America decides to pick this up and wants to retain the original voice track.
Princess Antiphona’s Hymn is slated to come out in Japan this October.
http://www.siliconera.com/2009/07/08/nippon-ichi-composing-a-musical-rpg-for-psp/