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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim	Atlus (Vanillaware)	2022	Vanillaware, the storytellers behind Odin Sphere and Dragon's Crown, craft a sci-fi mystery epic spanning thirteen intertwining stories. Uncover the truth and delve into a 2D sidescrolling adventure featuring gorgeous art and environments. Then, battle the kaiju in fast-paced, top-down combat. Customize the Sentinels with an arsenal of mechsuit weaponry, and fight to defend humanity! A departure from the studio's traditional fantasy style, the game takes place in a modern setting punctuated with giant mechs. Although the world may be bleak, Vanillaware's signature artistic shine and gorgeous aesthetics will bring the characters and story of 13 Sentinels to life.	Switch
2nd Super Robot Wars Z Hakai Volume	Namco Bandai Games (Gainax)	2011		PSP
2nd Super Robot Wars Z Saisei Volume	Namco Bandai Games (Gainax)	2012		PSP
Abarenbou Princess	Kadokawa Shoten	2001		PS2
Absolute: Blazing Infinity	Idea Factory (Neverland)	2007		X360
Adventures To Go!	Natsume;Zushi Games (Global A Entertainment)	2008	In this hilarious and innovative strategy RPG, players take control of Finn Courtland and his band of misfits in their quest for fame and riches. Along the way, they just might have to save the world from the evil Arbitus and his demons. Each dungeon is randomly generated according to the player's specifications, so the game offers endless replayability and a guarantee of new surprises every time you pick it up. Grid-based battles challenge players to think strategically. Control a diverse team of characters with unique spells and abilities. A huge variety of spells, weapons, and monsters. [Natsume]* [100]* [12]	PSP
Agarest Senki 2	Idea Factory;Compile Heart (Compile Heart)	2010		PS3
Agarest: Generations of War	Ghostlight (Compile Heart)	2013		Windows
Agarest: Generations of War	Idea Factory;Ghostlight;Aksys Games (Compile Heart)	2007		PS3
Agarest: Generations of War Zero	Ghostlight (Compile Heart;RED Entertainment)	2014		Windows
Akatsuki no Amaneka to Aoi Kyojin	Cyberfront (Kogado Studio)	2010		PSP
Albert Odyssey	Sunsoft (Tokai Engineering)	1993	Unofficial English translation in progress: [[link:http://www.magic-destiny.com/]] [cjlee001]	SNES
Albert Odyssey 2: Jashin no Taidou	Sunsoft (Tokai Engineering)	1994		SNES
Another Bible	Atlus	1995	Game description from [url=http://agtp.romhack.net/]Aeon Genesis[/url]: [i]Another Bible is a strategy/RPG gaiden of the Megami Tensei series by Atlus. It's also more fantasy oriented than your typical Megaten, but that's okay! It's also based off of the Last Bible mythos, sorta, and Last Bible was released stateside as Revelations: The Demon Slayer or something. It's a pretty fun game all-around, and it's easy to play. Translation's done, have fun![/i] Unofficial English translation available: [url=http://agtp.romhack.net/]agtp.romhack.net/[/url] [cjlee001]	GB
Arc the Lad	Working Designs;Sony Computer Entertainment (G-Craft;Japan Studio)	1995	Arc the Lad begins a three-part journey through a magical world on the edge of destruction and populated by a unique cast of role-playing characters, each with specific weapons, attributes, and agendas. Characters are defined through more than a dozen changing elements including range, hit points, magic points, attack and defense levels, magic capacity, agility, experience, jump and throw abilities, counterattack prowess, and the ability to catch thrown items. Action is controlled through three main areas: Events, Maps, and Battles. Characters can encounter seven different conditions during battle that affect their status, including poison, paralysis, sleep, darkness, silence, and stone, or can lose abilities and strength if they become "Hemo-ji." Battles are fought in enclosed environments, but each controlled character can move freely within the grid-based landscape, employing melee or ranged weapons. Featured individuals in Arc the Lad include Arc, a well-balanced fighter searching for his father, Kukuru, protector of the sacred flame, and Poco, a marching band member whose instruments play an important part in protecting party members during battle. Tosh, an Elite Guard defying orders by defending the innocent victims of Palencia, Gogen, one of the seven original heroes with an arsenal of mystical powers and spells, and Iga, a monk and master of Kenpo sworn to protect the secret scrolls of the Amaidar Temple, complete the roster. Unexpected help comes from Chongara, a merchant adventurer with access to special attacks and summoning abilities. Other features include multiple save slots on the PlayStation memory card, access to Chongara's Monster Book with information about statistics, abilities, losses, wins, and items carried, and game options for message speed, dual-shock controller vibration, battle voices, sound, and help.* [32]* [29]***First released in Japan only, the game was re-released on 7th April 2002 in the United States, in a box titled "Arc the Lad Collection" that included [game=#10994]Arc the Lad[/game], [game=#101860]Arc the Lad II[/game], [game=#20513]Arc the Lad III[/game], [game=#101861]Arc the Lad Monster Arena[/game], a CD of the making-of, a full-color book with instructions for every games and an "Omake Box" that included some goodies. The CD included in this Arc the Lad Collection box are the only way to play to these four games in english as they were never released outside of Japan individually.	PS
Arc the Lad Collection	Working Designs (ARC Entertainment)	2002		PS
Arc the Lad II	Sony Computer Entertainment (ARC Entertainment;G-Craft;Japan Studio)	1996	RPG sequel appeared light and sound in "Arc the Lad". New system, such as items and equipment is full of fellow monster. If there is clear data of previous work, can be taken over or item level. One year after the previous work, when the boy Elk chasing hero arc previous work which became the wanted person is helped Riesa to be chased from the tissue there, the world begins to move big!*Mislabelled as a Saturn review [32]*First released in Japan only, the game was re-released on 7th April 2002 in the United States, in a box titled "Arc the Lad Collection" that included [game=#10994]Arc the Lad[/game], [game=#101860]Arc the Lad II[/game], [game=#20513]Arc the Lad III[/game], [game=#101861]Arc the Lad Monster Arena[/game], a CD of the making-of, a full-color book with instructions for every games and an "Omake Box" that included some goodies. The CD included in this Arc the Lad Collection box are the only way to play to these four games in english as they were never released outside of Japan individually.	PS
Arc the Lad III	Sony Computer Entertainment (ARC Entertainment;Japan Studio)	1999	The latest instalment in the"arczalad"series, which was born on the PlayStation and has been a smash hit, is finally here. As a "sound and light RPG", this series which has been proud of overwhelming graphics and sound, further evolve. The beautiful CG movie, this time, the taste of 20 illustrations intact 3D character appeared. The characters are full of personality and they move around the screen. While the battle followed the"field battle system", the production of the special effects was further polished. This fall, the world of the new"arczalad", the biggest story of the fall, which of course to the fans up to the previous work, new fans, the story of the fans also convinced from the anime.*Japanese version [31]*First released in Japan only, the game was re-released on 7th April 2002 in the United States, in a box titled "Arc the Lad Collection" that included [game=#10994]Arc the Lad[/game], [game=#101860]Arc the Lad II[/game], [game=#20513]Arc the Lad III[/game], [game=#101861]Arc the Lad Monster Arena[/game], a CD of the making-of, a full-color book with instructions for every games and an "Omake Box" that included some goodies. The CD included in this Arc the Lad Collection box are the only way to play to these four games in english as they were never released outside of Japan individually.	PS
Arc the Lad R	ForwardWorks Corporation (AltPlus)	2018		Android
Arc the Lad R	ForwardWorks Corporation (AltPlus)	2018		iOS
Arc the Lad: End of Darkness	Sony Computer Entertainment;Namco (Cattle Call)	2004	Edda is a young man whose youth is marked by a boring island life, but whose serenity is shattered when he meets a mysterious young woman named Kirika on the beach. He soon realizes his skill as an exorcist and becomes a hunter, weaving a remarkable journey that will ultimately pit civilization against nature. * First Action-Based Game in the Series. Control your characters in real time. Perform combos, equip items and magic. * Improved Card and Guild System. Collect cards from battle or events and equip up to 4 kinds of cards to perform diverse attacks. * Play Online in Real Time. Take your single player character online: - Match mode. Battle with up to 8 players (4 vs. 4). - Co-op mode. Proceed through missions in teams of 4, look for rare cards by defeating enemies in dungeons (online-exclusive missions are included), and chat live. * 24 Characters From the Arc The Lad Series. Defeat your enemies, collect items and magic to build your character.* [100]* [12]***Japanese version [86]	PS2
Arc the Lad: Kijin Fukkatsu	Bandai (Sony)	2002		WonderSwan Color
Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits	Sony Computer Entertainment (Cattle Call;Japan Studio)	2003	Arc the Lad: Twilight of the Spirits is a role-playing game where the player joins two heroes, Darc and Kharg on their quest to capture the Great Spirit Stones, a resource sought by two warring races. Twin brothers have been separated at birth, one has suffered great hardship and the other seeks to uncover his mysterious past. Set in a world of stunning graphics, characters come alive through an extensive and dynamic battle voice-over system. The game's epic storyline, realistic motion capture cut-scenes and strategic combat sequences will engage you in over 60+ hours of immersive gameplay.	PS2
ASH: Archaic Sealed Heat	Nintendo (Mistwalker;Racjin)	2007	An English translation was planned, English voice actors were already hired and ESRB already confirmed, but, probably due to poor sales (67,000 in Japan), the game was never released in another country. This was the first Nintendo DS game released on a 2GB card.	Nintendo DS
Astonishia Story	Ubisoft;Sonnori;Compile Heart (Sonnori)	2005	EMBARK ON AN EPIC ACTION RPG ADVENTUREPlay as honorable knight Lloyd and embark upon an epic journey to recover the Wand of Kinan, a sacred relic stolen from your protection. As the only knight to survive the ambush, you must summon your strength, your magic, and the skillful aid of wizards, fighters, mages and other powerful allies to find the Wand and reclaim it for your king.n*KR 2005-08-12 by Sonnori US 2006-06-06 by Ubisoft*In Astonishia Story, players embody an honorable royal knight and embark upon an epic journey to recover a stolen sacred relic that symbolizes prosperity and fortune. Players must seek the help of wizards and many other mysterious allies to succeed.	PSP
BackGuiner Yomi Gaeru Yuusya Tati: Hishou Hen 'Uragiri no Senjou'	Ving	1998		Saturn
BackGuiner Yomi Gaeru Yuusya Tati: Hishou Hen 'Uragiri no Senjou'	Ving	1998		PS
BackGuiner Yomi Gaeru Yuusya Tati: Kakusei Hen 'Guiner Tensei'	Ving	1998		Saturn
BackGuiner Yomi Gaeru Yuusya Tati: Kakusei Hen 'Guiner Tensei'	Ving	1998		PS
Bahamut Lagoon	Square	1996	A top view strategy from Square. Has lots of dragons and stuff. It's quite a change to raise your dragons, eventually you'll have to breed a baby too!! [Haoie]***An awesome game that was released only in Japan, lucky for you an unofficial English translation is available: [[link:http://www.dejap.com/ www.dejap.com]] [cjlee001]	SNES
Bahamut Senki	Sega	1991		Mega Drive
Ball Bullet Gun: Survival Game Simulation	I'MAX;BETOP (Betop)	1995	Game description from [[link:http://agtp.romhack.net/ Aeon Genesis]]: Ball Bullet Gun is a strategy game, a simulation of Japanese 'survival games' (read: war games.) The closest American approximation is paintball, but that's not quite right. The game itself is fairly cute, but there are a lot of things to take into account when planning your strategies, and it provides a surprising amount of depth for a deceptively simple game. There really isn't any story to speak of, at least not that I know of, but if you're looking for a decent strategy game, this should work wonderfully. Unofficial English translation available: [[link:http://agtp.romhack.net/]] [cjlee001]	SNES
Bàoxiào sānguó	?	?	Unofficial Taiwanese game.	Mega Drive
Bastard Bonds	Bigfingers	2016		Windows
Battle Blues	LG (Shin's Entertainment)	1996	Very rare game, one of the few 3DO game by LG that was released only in Korea.	3DO
Battle Robot Retsuden	Banpresto (Winky Soft)	1995		SNES
Black/Matrix	NEC Interchannel	1998	Three different covers exist for this game (Serial Numbers : T-20113G, T-20115G and T-20118G).	Saturn
Black/Matrix 00	NEC Interchannel (Flight-Plan)	2004		PS
Black/Matrix AD	NEC	1999		Dreamcast
Black/Matrix Cross	NEC Interchannel (Flight-Plan)	2000		PS
Black/Matrix II	NEC (Flight-Plan)	2002		PS2
Black/Matrix Zero	NEC Interchannel (Flight-Plan)	2002	Little known SRPG (Strategy RPG) released by NEC. Black/Matrix ZERO in Game Boy Advance is actually the sequel to the Black/Matrix game released on the Sega Saturn. The game bears strong resemblances with Final Fantasy Tactics (Advance) and tends to use a variety of animated cutscenses in between battles. Definitely worth checking out -- if you understand some Japanese. [CrossFire]**Mediocre SRPG port of the Sega Saturn original. Can't say much about the Saturn version since I haven't played it, but lets hope it's better than the GBA version. The game consists purely of some cut-scenes with dialogue and battles that get old fast from repetitiveness and lack of ingenuity. Better stick with Final Fantasy Tactics, Front Mission or Tactics Ogre instead. Incomplete unofficial English translation available: [[link:http://www.romhacking.net]] NB: this game is the sequel and not the port of the Sega Saturn version.* [cjlee001]	GBA
Blackguards	Daedalic Entertainment	2014		Windows
Blackguards 2	Daedalic Entertainment	2015		Linux
Blazing Souls	Idea Factory	2006		PS2
Blazing Souls: Accelate	Idea Factory;Aksys Games;Rising Star Games (Idea Factory)	2009		PSP
Bleach: The 3rd Phantom	Sega	2008	Discover jaw-dropping secrets about the BLEACH universe as you become either Matsuri or Fujimaru Kudo in BLEACH: The 3rd Phantom – the first ever strategy BLEACH game on Nintendo DS!* [100]* [12]	Nintendo DS
Blue Roses ~ Yōsei to Aoi Hitomi no Senshitachi ~	Nippon Ichi Software (Apollosoft)	2010		PSP
Blue Wing Blitz	Square Enix	2001		WonderSwan Color
BS Fire Emblem: Akaneia Senki Part 1: Palace Kanraku	Nintendo (Intelligent Systems)	1997		SNES

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