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| Game Description |
Song of the Angel was a game released in 1994 by Telnet Japan and had
many of the developers who would eventually form the famous 'Wolf Team'
that brought us Tales of Phantasia and Star Ocean! Many musical tracks
were also done by the same composer too. Play the game, and the music and
atmosphere will be very familiar to fans of the aforementioned games.
Even though the game is rather obscure, its developers certainly are
not!
The gameplay is the typical 1994 RPG battle engine, with a few
additions. The most notable addition is the Parley system. This system
allows you to parley with monsters using several languages in order to
befriend or negotiate outcomes. Options include gaining gold, purchasing
special items, gaining experience, raising friendship points, and more!
There are day/night cycles that effect dialog as well as changing wares
in certain shops. You will walk, teleport, sail on a boat, and fly on an
ancient ark by the time your adventure concludes.
Tenshi No Uta is a love story at its core. A young man named Rayard
meets a traveling circus performer and songstress named Callana. They
fall in love early, but part ways due to Callana's traveling
lifestyle. After many days of misery, Rayard pulls himself together and
sets out to tell Callana how he really feels. Thus, the real journey
begins! This game has angels, demons, and even Satan himself! The story
and writing are the stand-outs of this game. If you appreciate substance
over style, you'll enjoy this game for its charming core!
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| Translation Description |
Spanish Translation for “Tenshi no Uta: Shiroki Tsubasa no Inori” for the Super Nintendo.
Added the accentuation, the opening signs of interrogation (¿) and admiration (¡), as well as the “ñ” of the Castilian language. Modified the title screen.
This translation is based on the great English version offered by Liana and Nightcrawler.
The English patch can be downloaded from Nightcrawler's Translation Corporation. |
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