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Maou ga Ochiru Hi

Maou ga Ochiru Hi

Jaleco, City Connection

The final boss "Demon King" comes to defeat the main character on the promised day! With only one year left, you must develop your hero through training and adventure, assemble the strongest party from 15 friends with strong personalities, and intercept the approaching Demon Lord! If you go as far as you can, you can get to the ending in 5 minutes from the start, it's a super easy RPG! Whew! To be blunt, that's a very extreme example. Although it is a popular genre most loved by Japan, it has evolved (?) to extend the play time. I can't do it anymore! This work, "The Day the Demon King Falls," is the antithesis of an RPG that has come to the level of RPG, or rather, it is a counter-evolutionary form that has come to the answer. The time to play one time until the ending is about 1~2 hours, even for those who are frequent adventurers. A person who doesn't venture at all and is a recluse... Well, the shortest is about 5 minutes (laughs). There is also the peculiarity of this game that the final boss goes out of his way to defeat the main character, so the time to play one time is extremely short, but instead you can easily play it as many times as you want. It is a game that can be played for a long time, saying that there is a new discovery every time you play. By all means, I would like you to clear this about 40 ~ 50 times (laughs). RPGs have evolved in a way that is quite biased (?) in response to general needs such as "volume" and "can be played for a long time". How about a game like this? Some of the characters are also irresistibly attractive! (laughs)

Role-playing (RPG)
Polymega Collection Vol. 13: Sengoku Blade

Polymega Collection Vol. 13: Sengoku Blade

Psikyo, Jaleco USA, City Connection, Playmaji

Step into a world where realms collide with this compilation of classic arcade and console titles infused spiritual sorcery. At the heart of the collection is Psikyo’s legendary arcade hit SENGOKU ACE: TENGAI EPISODE I , and its sequel, SENGOKU BLADE -- two dazzling shooters that fuse sword-wielding heroes, mystical spirits, and relentless bullet-hell action. Expanding the action even further, the collection features Psikyo’s arcade shooting gem Dragon Blaze, where warriors ride dragons into battle against otherworldly forces, and Jaleco’s cult sci-fi shooter Saint Dragon, which transforms the player into a cybernetic dragon on a mission of vengeance, playable both in its arcade form and its home port for the PC-Engine. As a bonus highlight, the set also includes Whomp 'Em, the rare and highly sought-after North American release of Saiyuuki World 2 -- a treasure for collectors and fans alike. Fully playable on Polymega, this collection delivers both nostalgia and discovery, offering an essential journey into the East's most legendary demon-hunting tales.

Arcade
Polymega Collection Vol. 14: Astyanax

Polymega Collection Vol. 14: Astyanax

Psikyo, Jaleco, Playmaji, City Connection

Travel through ancient battlefields and explore genre-bending game worlds with this special Jaleco & Psikyo collection for Polymega. The centerpiece is Astyanax, also known as LORD OF KING -- available in both its arcade and NES versions, giving players two distinct takes on the same mythic adventure! From there, the collection branches into some of Jaleco’s most interesting and varied titles: raise and duel dragons in the PS1 monster-breeding RPG Dragon Seeds, duel with enormous bosses in the side-scrolling action game Totally Rad (aka Magic John), and cut through hordes of enemies in the dark fantasy brawling shooter Sol Divide. You’ll also find the genre-bending Pinball Quest, which fuses RPG mechanics with classic pinball tables, and Takeda Shingen (Shingen Samurai Fighter), a side-scrolling brawler set in Japan’s feudal era. With genre-bending classics and genre staples in one set, this Polymega Collection DVD highlights Jaleco’s adventurous side and offers a range of experiences you won’t find collected anywhere else!

AdventureArcade
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