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Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 1:58 pm
I don't have a DS, but I might have to go out and buy one now.
Of course, I also need to get a PSP for the Disgaea game.
If you can't tell, I don't play very much portable stuff.
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Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2008 8:49 pm
ringwraith10 I don't have a DS, but I might have to go out and buy one now. Of course, I also need to get a PSP for the Disgaea game. If you can't tell, I don't play very much portable stuff. disgaea also comeing to ds
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Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2008 12:46 pm
DELIGHT!
OH MY GOD.
My DS is my baby. My darling child. To give it the gift of Rhapsody is beautiful. lol
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 3:59 pm
Well, the game came out... and I got a DS. I hope to be getting the game for x-mas. Exciting! I hear all the songs are in Japanese only, though. I wonder why they did that...
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 10:49 pm
ringwraith10 Well, the game came out... and I got a DS. I hope to be getting the game for x-mas. Exciting! I hear all the songs are in Japanese only, though. I wonder why they did that...
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Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 5:13 pm
Finally i bougth the game in DS, 4laugh heart 4laugh heart but i prefer the original in psone 3nodding 3nodding
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Posted: Fri Nov 14, 2008 6:14 pm
I have the original Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure for the PS1 and I still play it too, although I have to admit that the DS version of Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure looks pretty cool...I wanna play it except that I don't own a DS or the game cartridge either...yet. I have to admit that I was highly disappointed that they never released the sequels of Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure for the PS1 here in North America but just in Japan, I hope that if Rhapsody sells for the DS maybe they'll have the sequels to Rhapsody on the DS as well and sold here in North America too.
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Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 11:08 am
i hpoe too -.- i like play more games of rhapsody, in japan are a lot games of marl kingodm crying a like live in japan crying crying crying crying
I very very disappointed whit nis america, they promise that in the game of rhapsody DS, the game will have two chapters of "Angel´s present" but a few days tha the game released, Nis america sent a letter, and this letter have the "excuse" the reason of the version of rhapsody DS to america don't have the extra chapters, that this chapters are only to japan evil evil
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Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 11:18 am
This is the letter
To our Consumers,
You may have read or heard that Rhapsody ~A Musical Adventure~ is missing additional post-game content that was included in the Japanese version of the game. If you've
seen any of the stories that have been printed lately, you're probably more than a little concerned. Let me share with you what has happened; hopefully it will ease some of
your concerns.
Originally Rhapsody for DS was not intended to be released in the United States.
While the game is popular among hardcore gamers, the project itself was extremely
difficult to bring over to the United States. However, our fans have been asking for Rhapsody from NIS America, and therefore we had to bring this title over to show our
appreciation for all the great support. But in order to bring the title over, we had to
make the hard decision not to add the post-game chapters from the game. We believed bringing the main game over was the top priority for a full gaming experience, especially
for those who have played the original, and in order to do we had to decide not to add
the extra chapters. It was a painful decision to make, but it was necessary to release
Rhapsody. Unfortunately, this information failed to reach our public relations department.
So the information from the original Japanese game went up on the website and
interviews, even though the content itself was not there. There were a number of
crossed wires and misunderstandings, and we deeply regret that these mistakes led to
such an outcome. We never intended to deceive or lie to anyone regarding this matter;
it was simple human error. We went to great lengths to bring Rhapsody over and we
hope you can understand our situation.
We pride ourselves on our customer satisfaction and fan interaction, and we offer our deepest apologies for the confusion. It was never our intent to mislead or deceive you.
It doesn't fix the issue, but please understand that it was an honest mistake on our
part, and one that we are going to work very hard to ensure doesn't happen again.
NIS America, Inc.
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Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 8:37 pm
Avalon Salkia This is the letter To our Consumers,
You may have read or heard that Rhapsody ~A Musical Adventure~ is missing additional post-game content that was included in the Japanese version of the game. If you've
seen any of the stories that have been printed lately, you're probably more than a little concerned. Let me share with you what has happened; hopefully it will ease some of
your concerns.
Originally Rhapsody for DS was not intended to be released in the United States.
While the game is popular among hardcore gamers, the project itself was extremely
difficult to bring over to the United States. However, our fans have been asking for Rhapsody from NIS America, and therefore we had to bring this title over to show our
appreciation for all the great support. But in order to bring the title over, we had to
make the hard decision not to add the post-game chapters from the game. We believed bringing the main game over was the top priority for a full gaming experience, especially
for those who have played the original, and in order to do we had to decide not to add
the extra chapters. It was a painful decision to make, but it was necessary to release
Rhapsody. Unfortunately, this information failed to reach our public relations department.
So the information from the original Japanese game went up on the website and
interviews, even though the content itself was not there. There were a number of
crossed wires and misunderstandings, and we deeply regret that these mistakes led to
such an outcome. We never intended to deceive or lie to anyone regarding this matter;
it was simple human error. We went to great lengths to bring Rhapsody over and we
hope you can understand our situation.
We pride ourselves on our customer satisfaction and fan interaction, and we offer our deepest apologies for the confusion. It was never our intent to mislead or deceive you.
It doesn't fix the issue, but please understand that it was an honest mistake on our
part, and one that we are going to work very hard to ensure doesn't happen again.
NIS America, Inc. Geez what a load of( pardon my language) crap, I mean if they pride themselves on customer satisfaction then why didn't they send the sequels to Rhapsody for the PS1 to North America when the PS1 was the generation of consoles? and the two chapters of Ange's Present to the DS, and what's up with deciding to not release the extra chapters. What I want to know is how is it extremely difficult to bring Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure over to the United States and North America? It's just my opinion but I think that they're hogging all the Rhapsody sequel games in Japan....they should really learn to share.
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