Galaxy Angel II: Eigou Kaiki no Koku

NCS Product Synopsis - Updated: March 12, 2009
«©NCSX» Kazuya Shiranami and the Rune Angel Troupe are back in a new adventure that plays a lot like the earlier Galaxy Angel II games on the Playstation 2. The Rune Angels' mandate is to protect the Milky Way from assorted dangers and when the occasion calls, to save it from crisis when big trouble arises. The lengthy introductory sequence features a healthy amount of non-interactive character interplay and conversation which provides the backdrop for the storyline. Press the "Triangle" button to automate the forwarding of the conversations. Once the premise is established, Kazuya and friends embark on missions where encounters are triggered by moving Angel units on an overhead galactic map. When a skirmish starts, the view changes to a 3D view of space where a Rune Angel's Emblem Frame is coursing through the cosmos and firing ordnance at enemy ships with glittering visual effects . During the movement phase of the game, little communication flashes between the Rune Angels are played to relay information. The Luxiole serves as the mothership for the Angels and it's also where most of the interaction takes place as Kazuya gets to acquaint himself with the girls.

Galaxy Angel II features full voice acting which accompanies all of the dialogue in the game which may explain why the adventure is mastered on two single-layer DVDs. A sizable amount of animation and CG is also featured in the adventure to provide theatrics and eye candy. Characters featured in the adventure include Apricot Sakuraba, Tequila Marjoram, Kahlua Marjoram, Anise Azeat, Nano-Nano Pudding, Lily Caramel Sherbet, and Natsume Izayoi.

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Region Lock-out
Please note Japanese Playstation 2 games will not boot on USA or European PS2 consoles due to the inherent region-lockout on Playstation 2 game discs.

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