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Trusty Bell: Chopin no Yume
Namco Bandai Games
Compatible with PlayStation3™
Japan No Region Protection more choices
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Price: US$ 64.90

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  features
  • aka. Eternal Sonata
  • New Quests, Battles and Events: Experience new quests, battles and events that will shed new light to the dramatic and evolving storyline compared to the previous version.
  • New Playable Characters and Costume Changes: Now players can play as Crescendo or Serenade and change some of your favorite character’s costume to your liking.
  • Exclusive New Music: Listen to newly added Chopin music – a key element in the environment and story
  • Custom-Made for Next-Gen: Enjoy amazing, high-definition, anime style cel-shading and high quality textures to truly deliver an awesome next gen experience.
  • Innovative Battle System: Battle using a unique, hybrid turn-based/action RPG system that combines free-roam and turn-based action (up to three players during battle).
  • Strategic Use of Light and Darkness: Adjust your battle strategy in the ongoing struggle between light and darkness. Beware of enemies lurking in the shadows, as their stats – attacks and potency – will change, as will their physical form.
  • Dramatic and Evolving Storyline: Experience a deeply moving story focusing on the enduring struggle between good and evil all taking place in a dream during the final 3 hours of world-famous music composer Frederic Chopin’s life.
description
On his deathbed, the famous composer, Chopin, drifts between this life and the next. In his final hours, he experiences a fantastical dream where he encounters a young girl facing a terrible destiny and the boy who will fight to save her. On the border between dreams and reality, Chopin discovers the light that shines in all of us in this enduring tale of good and evil, love and betrayal.

Developed by Tri-Crescendo and featuring the music of Chopin, Eternal Sonata for the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system delivers amazingly detailed 3D graphics, a captivating storyline, an innovative action battle system as well as new playable characters, quests, music and more.
further information
Original Name 
Release Date Sep 18, 2008
Language Japanese
Genre RPG
Version  Japan
  CERO A (Free)
PAX-Code PAX0001918467
Catalog No.  BLJS-10017
Item Code  4582224496730
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    • customer reviews
    Average rating:   (5 out of 5)
    Total votes:   5

    If you are familiar with Trusty Bell: Chopin no Yume, why not let others know?

    Showing the last 5 reviews, out of a total 5 reviews. Please note that opinions expressed in any review are those of our customers and do not necessarily match those of the Play-Asia.com team.

    Clessy (44) on 24, Sep. 2008 23:39 (HKT)

    Trusty Bell the reason to own a 360
    TrustyBell(Eternal Sonata in English) is Tri Cresendos first outing and a very promising future in the company.

    Graphics: The graphics are very rich blend of cell shaded characters and lush 3d backgrounds. These graphics leave nothing to be desired. Character design and enviorments just simple are a work of art.

    Gameplay: Taking a typical turn based rpg and mixing it with the tride and true we only know how to make star ocean battle system. This creates a inovative new experine that isnt just Star Ocean again. Turn based but, when you turn comes up it moves into a active time game like SO.

    Story: The story is revoles around 3 characters really. Choppin, Retto and, Polka. Its not the most inovative or orginal story but the dialog and characters are very lovable. Its got a charm and a magic that only has ever been touched by Lunar.

    Don't hesitate on buying this game now. Just do it and don't think.

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    Clessy (44) on 24, Sep. 2008 23:38 (HKT)

    The best Next Gen RPG Just got better
    TrustyBell(Eternal Sonata in English) is Tri Cresendos first outing and a very promising future in the company.

    Graphics: The graphics are very rich blend of cell shaded characters and lush 3d backgrounds. These graphics leave nothing to be desired. Character design and enviorments just simple are a work of art.

    Gameplay: Taking a typical turn based rpg and mixing it with the tride and true we only know how to make star ocean battle system. This creates a inovative new experine that isnt just Star Ocean again. Turn based but, when you turn comes up it moves into a active time game like SO.

    Story: The story is revoles around 3 characters really. Choppin, Retto and, Polka. Its not the most inovative or orginal story but the dialog and characters are very lovable. Its got a charm and a magic that only has ever been touched by Lunar.

    PS3 Exclusives: Icing on the cake extra
    *Weapons are not seeable in battle
    *2 New playable characters
    *Costumes
    *Bonus Dugeons

    Don't hesitate on buying this game now. Just do it and don't think.

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    ayion (3) on 22, Sep. 2008 16:26 (HKT)

    With GREAT companies, come great games ...
    I haven't tried the game yet, i just received it, but I want to thank PLAY-ASIA for fast shipping. It would be great If there is a "Tales of" for PS3 too. But still want to say thanks to PLAY-ASIA and NAMCO. Love it.

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    angel_tear1984 (3) on 21, Nov. 2007 01:10 (HKT)

    3 things make a good RPG... Graphics, Music and Story!!!
    At the begining I had my doubs since was rated so close from Blue Dragon (=S) but thankfully I was soooo mystaken, the game since the begining with an amazing graphics video, long enought almost like a MOVIE, the music....ahhhh ITS PRETTY AMAZING the best thing in the game I think. I was hoping for a rpg like this, the battle system its a mix from the Tales of Symphonia and traditional RPG, the effects are COOL and the views are nice, TRY IT!!! DONT HESITATE!!! XD!!!

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    Solty (105) on 29, Sep. 2007 06:26 (HKT)

    Perfect little RPG game
    40 hours or so in length, more if you grind but not that much more, the graphics are beautiful the story is involving and the characters, well they are unique in their own way

    the music, well the battle theme is done by Motoi Sakuraba, he did music