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Romancia - Dragon Slayer Jr.

Original title

ロマンシア

Title translations

Romancia - Dragon Slayer Jr. (English)

Also known as

Dragon Slayer III - Romancia

Developed by

Falcom

Year

1986

System

Rating

  (4 votes)  

 

 

Sound

PSG

Kind

Game

Input Devices Supported

Keyboard, Joystick

Language

Japanese

Genre

Rpg

Licence

Commercial

Note

F1: Changes game speed
The title and protagonist's name were taken from the French novel Voyage Merveilleux Du Prince Fan-férédin Dans La Romancie (The Wonderful Travels of Prince Fan-Feredin, in the Country of Arcadia).

Mentioned in

• MSX Computer Magazine 40 on page 18 (review)
• MSX Magazine 1986-12 on page 58 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-03 on page 25 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-03 on page 87 (hint)
• MSX Magazine 1987-04 on page 25 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-04 on page 90 (review)
• MSX Magazine 1987-05 on page 37 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-05 on page 70 (hint)
• MSX Magazine 1987-06 on page 11 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-07 on page 19 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-08 on page 21 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1987-09 on page 12 (ad)
• MSX Magazine 1988-02 on page 32 (ad)
• MSX・FAN 1987-04 on page 4 (ad)
• MSX・FAN 1987-04 on page 6 (map)
• ロマンシアー浪漫境伝説 / Romancia - Legend of the Romantic Empire (other)
• LOGiN 1988-01 on page 103 (ad)

Tagoo database entry

Visit (japanese MSX database)

Added on

26-01-2003

Last updated on

06-05-2024

Groups

• Dragon Slayer universe
• Project EGG (for MSX1)

See also

• Dragon Slayer
• Romancia - Dragon Slayer Jr.
• Xanadu
• Xanadu
• Dragon Slayer IV - Drasle Family
• Dragon Slayer IV - Drasle Family
• Dragon Slayer VI - The Legend of Heroes
• Sorcerian

Conversion

• Nintendo NES (Famicom)
• NEC PC-88
• Sharp X1
• NEC PC-98

Credits

Geme design:

Yoshio Kiya

Programming:

Yoshio Kiya

Scenario:

Tetsuya Igarashi

Graphic Design:

Tomō Yamane (Tomoo Yamane)

Music:

Ancient Yuzo, Takahito Abe

Conversion:

Noriyoshi Akiba

Produce:

Masayuki Kato