A PlayStation 2 remake of Dragon Quest V was released in Japan, and included a preview video of the prototype version of Dragon Quest VII. The remake was developed by ArtePiazza and Matrix Software, the former of which would go on to supervise remakes of nearly each title in the series for the Nintendo DS and 3DS.
It features 3D graphics that are similar in style to Dragon Quest VII, but it utilizes the extra PlayStation 2 graphical capabilities for more detailed polygonal models and textures and the soundtrack was performed by the NHK Symphony. The remake actually uses an earlier version of the DQVIII engine developed by Level-5, making the only instance of a hardware's remake title launching before the next main entry. In addition to truly bringing the series into the third dimension after the limited scope of the seventh game, the PS2 remake of Dragon Quest V also adjusted the scenario and balance of the game.
WWII Battle Over Europe is the sequel to Pacific Warriors II: Dogfight set during the European theater of World War II.
The game is played from a third person perspective in and lets the player control a fighter plane from either Germany or Britain. Both the British RAF and German Luffwaffe have their own campaign in which the player will battle over Britain and Normandy among others. Players will take on enemy aircrafts as well as ships on the sea. The game offers fifty missions and can be played on three difficulty levels: rookie, veteran and elite.
The battle for control of the skies during wartime Europe produced many heroes. Now it's your chance to fly alongside those World War II aces, battling for dominance across the skies of Britain, Normandy and beyond. The skies of Europe are yours to defend. It's time to do your duty!
Future GPX Cyber Formura Road To The INFINITY 4 is a PS2 game that was released in 2007.
It featured an interactive storyline that included characters from the anime, voice actors, and some original characters.
Future GPX Cyber Formura Road To The INFINITY 2 is a PS2 game that was released in 2005.
It featured an interactive storyline that included characters from the anime, voice actors, and some original characters.
This is a randomizer for Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne.
The randomization includes: boss shuffle, enemy/demon shuffle, skill randomization, Magatama and key item drops by bosses, and race randomizer for fusion logic.
Energy Airforce: aimStrike! is the second title in Taito's military flight sim series, and is greatly expanded over its predecessor. Several new types of aircraft have been added, including the F/A-18 Super Hornet, F-15 Eagle, and A-10 Thunderbolt II, and the need to pass license tests to unlock aircraft has been removed.
As before, the game includes a wide range of missions, including both air-to-air and air-to-surface missions, and there is also a mission generator called Strike Mode, where the player can set up a wide range of options and play a free mission.
Kino no Tabi II -the Beautiful World- is a visual novel adapted from some volumes of the light novel by the same name with an additional scenario written by the original creator, Keiichi Sigsawa.
The game came bundled with a thirty-six page book containing the story of the original scenario written for the game.
A grounds-up remake of Romancing SaGa that carries over the general aesthetic and style of Unlimited SaGa, featuring changes to the battle and class systems, the removal and addition of certain characters, as well as the addition of several elements that had originally been planned for the SNES Romancing SaGa 2 (the story, however, remains largely the same).
XII century England. Richard, the true King of England, is absent from the throne, waging crusades in the Holy Land. Chaos rages in the country, while greedy Norman Lords are oppressing poor Saxon people. But not all of them want to abide with the cruelty unleashed upon them. Young and brave archer Robin Hood, who's house was taken by the local Sheriff of Nottingham, gathers a group of fine men and sets out fir the woods of Sherwod to fight and bring justice back.
This PlayStation 2 release removes the erotic content, but adds new CG events. The game focuses on four female protagonists and features the story that plays in pre-determined order of selection. The four female protagonists were reunited after being separated for three years during the closure of the academy they were all attending together. They soon find out that the time capsule they buried prior to going separate ways have been dug up and instead, they find a note saying that their former teacher took it and buried it someplace else. The four of them decide to find that time capsule.
The visual novel element of gameplay is regular, consists of reading on-screen text with occasional choices and top-down navigation through the map of the school campus. After the original PC game, but before this PS2 port, the game also branched into OVA series and manga series.
Hono no Takuhaibin ("Blazing Express Delivery") is an action delivery game where the player, as experimental enhanced humanoid Jiro, must deliver packages within a time limit, while at the same time defeating or avoiding various enemies. Jiro has access to both a hand cart and a van, which he can switch between at will, though the van cannot enter certain areas. Defeating enemies and completing deliveries will earn Delivery Spirit, which can be used to launch special attacks and boost Jiro's speed.
This game is an update to the arcade version of Cyber Troopers Virtual-On.
It features a variety of extra options such as widescreen support, system link, "assault mode" (removing projectile weapons) and "chibi mode" (similar to Virtua Fighter Kids).
You can also play as the final boss in "Z-Gradt mode", and can enable "dash cancelling", a feature introduced in Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram.
This game is an enhanced version of Panzer Dragoon, featuring both a original mode (almost identical to the Sega Saturn original) and "arrange" mode, sporting a few graphical improvements. There are also a number of extra options.