OOUG - User contributions [en]

Template:Infobox VG

2016-05-08T15:53:13Z

Ooug7589:

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Template:Infobox VG

2016-05-08T15:42:39Z

Ooug7589:

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Template:Main Page / Goals

2015-05-02T03:42:18Z

Ooug7589: /* Goals */

<div style="border:4px solid #666600; border-radius:25px; width: 500px; margin: 10px 10px;">
<div style="margin-left: 10px; margin-right: 10px">
==Goals==
# Find some more editors, we need to increase the amount of pages
# Increase the amount of pages
# Create a cool logo
</div>
</div>

HUMAN Entertainment

2015-05-02T03:41:17Z

Ooug7589:

{{Infobox VG
| Image=[[File:human-logo.png|frameless|alt=HUMAN LOGO]]
| Title=HUMAN
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) [[Wonderswan]] [[Playstation]]
| Series=[[Clock Tower]], [[Fire Pro-Wrestling]]
| Genre=[[Genre: Horror | Horror]] [[Genre: Point-And-Click | Point-And-Click]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

[[HUMAN Entertainment]] was a Japan-based video game company that was active from 1983 until 1999, when they filed for bankruptcy, and then went defunct in January of 2000. Many of the developers from HUMAN went on to create their own company, [[Spike]], which is still active today.

==History==

==Games==
HUMAN's most popular games include the [[Fire Pro-Wrestling]] series and the [[Clock Tower]] series.

==Bankruptcy==
In January 2000, Human Corporation declared bankruptcy after failing to negotiate a restructuring deal over the 3.79 billion yen (as of November 1999) outstanding debt.

==Assets==
After their bankruptcy
*The rights to [[Clock Tower]] were sold to [[Capcom]] who has since produced the fourth installment in the series, [[Clock Tower 3]].
*The rights to [[Fire Pro Wrestling]] were acquired/kept by the company many of the previous staff went on to create, [[Spike]].

HUMAN Entertainment

2015-05-02T03:30:48Z

Ooug7589:

Template:Infobox VG

2015-03-20T16:39:26Z

Ooug7589:

Template:Infobox VG

2015-03-20T16:38:19Z

Ooug7589:

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Template:Infobox VG

2015-03-20T16:37:34Z

Ooug7589:

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Template:Infobox Peripheral

2015-03-20T16:22:00Z

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HUMAN Entertainment

2015-03-18T16:30:12Z

Ooug7589: /* Bankruptcy */

{{Infobox VG
| Image=[[File:human-logo.png|frameless|alt=HUMAN LOGO]]
| Title=HUMAN
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) [[Wonderswan]] [[Playstation]]
| Series=[[Clock Tower]], [[Fire Pro-Wrestling]]
| Genre=[[Genre: Horror | Horror]] [[Genre: Point-And-Click | Point-And-Click]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

[[HUMAN Entertainment]] was a Japan-based video game company that was active from 1983 until 1999, when they filed for bankruptcy, and then went defunct in January of 2000. Many of the developers from HUMAN went on to create their own company, [[Spike]], which is still active today.

==History==

==Games==
HUMAN's most popular games include the [[Fire Pro-Wrestling]] series and the [[Clock Tower]] series.

==Bankruptcy==
In January 2000, Human Corporation was declared bankrupt for failing to negotiate for a restructuring deal over the 3.79 billion yen (as of November 1999) outstanding debt.

HUMAN Entertainment

2015-03-18T05:04:04Z

Ooug7589:

{{Infobox VG
| Image=[[File:human-logo.png|frameless|alt=HUMAN LOGO]]
| Title=HUMAN
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) [[Wonderswan]] [[Playstation]]
| Series=[[Clock Tower]], [[Fire Pro-Wrestling]]
| Genre=[[Genre: Horror | Horror]] [[Genre: Point-And-Click | Point-And-Click]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

[[HUMAN Entertainment]] was a Japan-based video game company that was active from 1983 until 1999, when they filed for bankruptcy, and then went defunct in January of 2000. Many of the developers from HUMAN went on to create their own company, [[Spike]], which is still active today.

==History==

==Games==
HUMAN's most popular games include the [[Fire Pro-Wrestling]] series and the [[Clock Tower]] series.

==Bankruptcy==
Because of ___ HUMAN had to file for bankruptcy in 1999 and soon after dissolved at the beginning of 2000.

WonderSwan

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The [[WonderSwan]] (ワンダースワン WandāSuwan) is a hand-held video game console created by [[Bandai]] before they merged with [[Namco]].

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| Image=[[File:human-logo.jpg|frameless|alt=HUMAN LOGO]]
| Title=HUMAN
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) [[Wonderswan]] [[Playstation]]
| Series=[[Clock Tower]], [[Fire Pro-Wrestling]]
| Genre=[[Genre: Horror | Horror]] [[Genre: Point-And-Click | Point-And-Click]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

Reiselied: Ephemeral Fantasia

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Reiselied: Ephemeral Fantasia (ライゼリートエフェメラルファンタジア) or just Ephemeral Fantasia in English is an [[RPG]] created by [[Konami]].

==Development==
Originally Reiselied was planned to be released on the [[Dreamcast]]. But because of the short lifespan of the Dreamcast it was ported to the [[PS2]]. This caused many [[Sega]] references to be cut including [[Sonic the Hedgehog]], [[Ulala]], and [[Ryo Hazuki]].

==Music==
Ephemeral Fantasia's story is heavily influenced by the music the main character, [[Mouse]], plays. The player is also able to play this music adding a [[Rhythm]] genre to the mix. The method of playing music in the game was adapted from Konami's [[Guitar Freaks]]. As such, the player is able to connect a [[Guitar Freaks Guitar]] to the system and play songs in that manner. Without a guitar the player must use the controller.

==Trivia==
* It is most commonly speculated that the term reiselied is taken from German, which means travel song. This is mostly accepted since it makes sense given the context of the game.

==Reception==
Ephemeral Fantasia received generally negative reviews from players generally citing generic gameplay and poorly implemented time aspect, but there are quite a few players that have a very high opinion of the game for the same reasons others dislike it. It was first appealing to players because of its anime styled imagery and characters, but some found that that quality didn't make up for the other shortcomings. Ultimately it appears to be a love it or hate it game.

Clock Tower

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| Image=[[File:Clock_Tower_Cover.jpg|frameless|alt=Clock Tower Cover]]
| Title=ClockTower クロックタワー
| Developer=[[HUMAN]]
| Publisher=[[HUMAN]]
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) [[Wonderswan]] [[Playstation]]
| Series=Clock Tower
| Genre=[[Genre: Horror | Horror]] [[Genre: Point-And-Click | Point-And-Click]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

Clock Tower (クロックタワー) is a video game made for the [[Super Famicom]] by the now defunct company [[HUMAN]].

==Setting==
The game takes place in the fictional Barrows' Mansion located in Romsdalen, Norway. The [[protagonist]] of the story [[Jennifer Simpson]] was adopted along with 3 of her friends, Ann, Laura, and Lotte in September of 1995 by a wealthy man who is only known to the girls as [[Simon Barrows|Mr. Barrows]].

The game begins as the girls are walking toward the [[Barrows Mansion]] after having been adopted. Jennifer is excited and, given the context, has been asking a lot about their new home and their new father. They enter and rest in the foyer of the large mansion while their caretaker, [[Mary Barrows | Mary]], goes to get Mr Barrows.

After talking with the other girls Jennifer, who the player is now in control of, goes to look for Mary since she's been taking quite a while. A scream is heard and upon reentering the foyer Jennifer finds the other girls missing. Thus the intro to the game is finished.

==Genre Explanation==
Clock tower incorporates a few genres in its implementation, most notably [[Genre: Point-And-Click|point-and-click]], the generic [[Genre: Adventure | adventure]], and of course [[Genre: Horror | horror]].

===Point-and-Click===
Clock Tower implements a different style of genre mix for a horror including point-and-click. This genre is seen in many other games including an author favorite [[Wonder Project J]]. Point-and-click is severely self explanatory, but the player moves a pointer around and clicks, after which Jennifer interacts with an object or moves in that direction and stops where the pointer clicked.

===Adventure===
Adventure is a very broad genre because it's a very general term, but Clock Tower does incorporate an adventure. The player has the ability to move around the mansion freely. There are keys and other, necessary and unnecessary, items to collect as well as rooms to just explore and interact with. It is quite expansive and does, mildly, incorporate adventuring aspects in the game. But, some players might be too scared to explore in abundance.

===Horror===
Clock Tower has an interesting take on the horror genre. A common horror integration involves weapons and moving through an area while fighting, running, or sneaking. As the main protagonist of Clock Tower you can do almost nothing. When you are discovered you run and hide. You can defend yourself, in the sense that you can stop [[Bobby Barrows | Bobby]] for a moment, but not indefinitely. This allows for a significant amount of fearful atmosphere. Incorporating this brings a sense of fear in the player that many games don't come close to.

==Characters==
*Jennifer Simpson

*Mary Barrows

*Dan Barrows

*Bobby Barrows

*Anne

*Lotte

Bokujou Monogatari

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| Image=[[File:bokujou_snes_Cover.jpg|frameless|alt=Bokujou Monogatari Cover]]
| Title=Bokujou Monogatari (Harvest Moon) 牧場物語
| Developer=[[Pack-In-Video]]
| Publisher=[[Pack-In-Video]] [[Natsume]]
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]]
| Series=[[Bokujou Monogatari Series | Bokujou Monogatari]]
| Genre=[[Genre: Simulation | Simulation]]
}}

'''Bokujou Monogatari''' (牧場物語) A.K.A. '''Harvest Moon''' in [[NTSC]] and [[PAL]] regions is a video game made for the [[Super Famicom]] by the now defunct company [[Pack-in-Video]].

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| Title=Bokujou Monogatari (Harvest Moon) 牧場物語
| Developer=[[Pack-In-Video]]
| Publisher=[[Pack-In-Video]] [[Natsume]]
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]]
| Series=[[Bokujou Monogatari Series | Bokujou Monogatari]]
| Genre=[[Genre: Simulation | Simulation]]
}}

Bokujou Monogatari (牧場物語) A.K.A. Harvest Moon in [[NTSC]] and [[PAL]] regions is a video game made for the [[Super Famicom]] by the now defunct company [[Pack-in-Video]].

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Actraiser

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| Image=[[File:ActRaiser_Cover.jpg|frameless|alt=ActRaiser Cover]]
| Title=ActRaiser アクトレイザー
| Developer=[[Quintet]]
| Publisher=[[Enix]]
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]] 
| Series=ActRaiser
| Genre=[[Genre: Action | Action]] [[Genre: Simulation | Simulation]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

Actraiser (アクトレイザー Akutoreizā) is a Video Game for the Super Nintendo created by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Released on December, 16 1990 <ref name="gamefaqs">[http://www.gamefaqs.com/snes/563502-actraiser/data Gamefaqs Data Page on ActRaiser]</ref>, ActRaiser is loosely related to the [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]] games. While only in very miniscule references, as with all the aforementioned games.

==Gameplay==
Actraiser has two forms of gameplay. There are two sections to each area. When the player starts an area he must cleanse it of monsters so people can populate the area. This initial play is sectioned by acts and can be classified as [[Action]]. The second genre that the game implements is the [[God Simulator]] or City building simulator.
===Act Partitioning===
While action a very generic title for a genre it is the best description for what happens at this point of the game. Each portion of this part of the game is divided into acts. Generally each area has 2 acts the first is the initial cleansing of monsters and a subsequent boss and the next is the fina; act, generally act 2, and final, harder, boss of the area. In each act the player is presented with a [[side-scrolling]] map and must continue from the left side of the map to the right side of the map fighting monsters along the way. The player's avatar wields a sword and various magic that can be used to kill or otherwise defeat the monsters as they appear. When the player reaches the end of the map they are presented with a boss fight. The completion of this will allow humans to repopulate the area and the player guides them as a God.

===God Simulator===
As a god-like entity the player is presented with humans who follow his commands. The player needs to aid the people in becoming a civilization this is done by:

* Defeating monsters that spawn from pools until the civilization is able to seal said spawning pools.
* Guide the people in what direction they should build.
* Help the civilization grow and evolve into a self-sustaining municipal entity.
* Encourage structurally sound buildings.
* Finish cleansing the area of monsters, via the second act.

The player is given some god-like abilities, or magic, that help them accomplish this.
====God-like Abilities Available During Simulation====
You, as a God, can use different skills to aid the people in their efforts to build and grow their city during the simulation mode. You can also destroy parts of the land for whatever reason, with some exceptions. The list of skills available during the simulation mode are as follows<ref name="ActRaiser Booklet">ActRaiser Instruction Booklet (1991). ActRaiser. Enix Corporation, Tokyo, Japan. Copy in possesion of author.</ref>

* Lightning - Call down lightning that will demolish all non permanent structures, e.g. homes, with the intention of encouraging the people to build more robust structures or destroying any monsters on the panel.
* Rain - Rain will shower the given panel and can water an area with the intention of growing greenery in said panel.
* Sunlight - Sunlight will shine down upon the given area. This can melt snow or dry marsh, which may help with city expansion.

====Items Available During Action Mode====
There are several items available to the player as they traverse the action stages.<ref name="ActRaiser Booklet">ActRaiser Instruction Booklet (1991). ActRaiser. Enix Corporation, Tokyo, Japan. Copy in possesion of author.</ref>
* Half Apple - 1/4 of your life gauge will be restored by taking this item.
* Origin of Magic - Each magic scroll will increase your MP by one point.
* 1000 Bonus Points - The 1000 bonus points is the highest available in the game.
* Projectiles - One of the items you collect will allow you to throw crescent force fields from your sword.
* Whole Apple - A whole apple completely restores your life gauge.
* 500 Bonus Points - A bonus of 500 points. The more points you get, the easier the game will be.
* 1-UP - An extra life for the main character.
* Crush - Taking this item will instantly destroy all enemies on the screen.

==Games In The ActRaiser Universe==
There are other games in the Quintet series that reference some common themes between the titles. The games most similar are<ref name="hardcoreGaming101">[http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/quintet/quintet.htm Hardcore Gaming 101: Quintet]</ref><ref name="wikiQuin">http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Quintet_games#Soul_Blazer.2FGaia_Series</ref>:
<ul>
<li>ActRaiser</li>
<li>[[ActRaiser 2]]</li>
<li>[[Soul Blader]]</li>
<li>[[Illusion of Gaia]], and</li>
<li>[[Terranigma]]</li>
</ul>

==References To Other Quintet Games==
See [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References]]

==References==
<references />

Actraiser

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{{Infobox VG
| Image=[[File:ActRaiser_Cover.jpg|frameless|alt=ActRaiser Cover]]
| Title=ActRaiser アクトレイザー
| Developer=[[Quintet]]
| Publisher=[[Enix]]
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) 
| Series=ActRaiser
| Genre=[[Genre: Action | Action]] [[Genre: Simulation | Simulation]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

Actraiser (アクトレイザー Akutoreizā) is a Video Game for the Super Nintendo created by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Released on December, 16 1990 <ref name="gamefaqs">[http://www.gamefaqs.com/snes/563502-actraiser/data Gamefaqs Data Page on ActRaiser]</ref>, ActRaiser is loosely related to the [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]] games. While only in very miniscule references, as with all the aforementioned games.

==Gameplay==
Actraiser has two forms of gameplay. There are two sections to each area. When the player starts an area he must cleanse it of monsters so people can populate the area. This initial play is sectioned by acts and can be classified as [[Action]]. The second genre that the game implements is the [[God Simulator]] or City building simulator.
===Act Partitioning===
While action a very generic title for a genre it is the best description for what happens at this point of the game. Each portion of this part of the game is divided into acts. Generally each area has 2 acts the first is the initial cleansing of monsters and a subsequent boss and the next is the fina; act, generally act 2, and final, harder, boss of the area. In each act the player is presented with a [[side-scrolling]] map and must continue from the left side of the map to the right side of the map fighting monsters along the way. The player's avatar wields a sword and various magic that can be used to kill or otherwise defeat the monsters as they appear. When the player reaches the end of the map they are presented with a boss fight. The completion of this will allow humans to repopulate the area and the player guides them as a God.

===God Simulator===
As a god-like entity the player is presented with humans who follow his commands. The player needs to aid the people in becoming a civilization this is done by:

* Defeating monsters that spawn from pools until the civilization is able to seal said spawning pools.
* Guide the people in what direction they should build.
* Help the civilization grow and evolve into a self-sustaining municipal entity.
* Encourage structurally sound buildings.
* Finish cleansing the area of monsters, via the second act.

The player is given some god-like abilities, or magic, that help them accomplish this.
====God-like Abilities Available During Simulation====
You, as a God, can use different skills to aid the people in their efforts to build and grow their city during the simulation mode. You can also destroy parts of the land for whatever reason, with some exceptions. The list of skills available during the simulation mode are as follows<ref name="ActRaiser Booklet">ActRaiser Instruction Booklet (1991). ActRaiser. Enix Corporation, Tokyo, Japan. Copy in possesion of author.</ref>

* Lightning - Call down lightning that will demolish all non permanent structures, e.g. homes, with the intention of encouraging the people to build more robust structures or destroying any monsters on the panel.
* Rain - Rain will shower the given panel and can water an area with the intention of growing greenery in said panel.
* Sunlight - Sunlight will shine down upon the given area. This can melt snow or dry marsh, which may help with city expansion.

====Items Available During Action Mode====
There are several items available to the player as they traverse the action stages.<ref name="ActRaiser Booklet">ActRaiser Instruction Booklet (1991). ActRaiser. Enix Corporation, Tokyo, Japan. Copy in possesion of author.</ref>
* Half Apple - 1/4 of your life gauge will be restored by taking this item.
* Origin of Magic - Each magic scroll will increase your MP by one point.
* 1000 Bonus Points - The 1000 bonus points is the highest available in the game.
* Projectiles - One of the items you collect will allow you to throw crescent force fields from your sword.
* Whole Apple - A whole apple completely restores your life gauge.
* 500 Bonus Points - A bonus of 500 points. The more points you get, the easier the game will be.
* 1-UP - An extra life for the main character.
* Crush - Taking this item will instantly destroy all enemies on the screen.

==Games In The ActRaiser Universe==
There are other games in the Quintet series that reference some common themes between the titles. The games most similar are<ref name="hardcoreGaming101">[http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/quintet/quintet.htm Hardcore Gaming 101: Quintet]</ref><ref name="wikiQuin">http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Quintet_games#Soul_Blazer.2FGaia_Series</ref>:
<ul>
<li>ActRaiser</li>
<li>[[ActRaiser 2]]</li>
<li>[[Soul Blader]]</li>
<li>[[Illusion of Gaia]], and</li>
<li>[[Terranigma]]</li>
</ul>

==References To Other Quintet Games==
See [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References]]

==References==
<references />

Guitar Freaks Guitar

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The Guitar Freaks Guitar is a peripheral device created for the [[Guitar Freaks]] series that allows the player to play games in the series in a more realistic light as opposed to the standard [[PlayStation]] controller or a PC Keyboard.

Illusion of Gaia

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| Developer=[[Quintet]]
| Publisher=[[Enix]] [[Nintendo]]
}}
Illusion of Gaia (ガイア幻想紀 ''Gaia Gensōki'' lit. "Records of the Illusion of Gaia") is a game developed by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Illusion of gaia is the second game of a loosely related trilogy involving [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]]. The references in each game are loosely based from [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References | mention of a main character from another game]] to shared items, abilities, and sound effects.

==Gameplay==

==Other Games in the Series==
There are other games in the Quintet series that reference some common themes between the titles. The games most similar are<ref name="hardcoreGaming101">[http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/quintet/quintet.htm Hardcore Gaming 101: Quintet]</ref><ref name="wikiQuin">http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Quintet_games#Soul_Blazer.2FGaia_Series</ref>:

===Directly Related===
<ul>
<li>[[Soul Blader]]</li>
<li>[[Illusion of Gaia]], and</li>
<li>[[Terranigma]]</li>
</ul>
===Indirectly Related===
<ul>
<li>[[ActRaiser]]</li>
<li>[[ActRaiser 2]]</li>
</ul>

==References To Other Quintet Games==
See [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References]]

{{spoilers}}
==Version differences==
Interestingly the Japanese and US versions of the game not only have different box art, which is extremely common, but they also have different title screens. Changing the entire title screen is very rare and little is known as to why, it could be related to the box art. The Japanese title matches the Japanese box art and the localization team wanted to emulate that same idea when they were localizing the game.

This, of course, is the authors opinion and he has no idea what he's doing.

===Censorship===
A bit of censoring is prevalent in this game.
====Graphical Censorship====
<ul>
<li>In the beginning of the game in Japanese there is a cross behind the priest in the school this was changed to a statue in the North American release</li>
<li>The boss in the Sky Garden had its sprite changed significantly. In the Japanese version the boss is a giant bird. In the American version the boss is a winged Babylonian statue with talons. The creators of the game originally wanted it this way, but because of time constraints were unable to finish the boss's sprite. They were able to finish it completely with the American port of the game</li>
</ul>

====Textual Censorship====
<ul>
<li>In the Japanese version of the game the starting school is a Christian school, probably catholic, in the American release it's just referred to as a school</li>
<li>The priest in the Japanese version leads Will in prayer when the player speaks to hum while he leads Will in a poem in the American Version</li>
<li>The ocean monster is referred to as the Biblical Leviathan, who is part of an ocean dweller race while in the American version he's just a separate entity known as Riverson</li>
<li>The Japanese version indicates that that Seth's consciousness was absorbed by Leviathan while the American release indicates Seth was turned into Riverson</li>
<li>In the Japanese version the native tribesman that were starving were cannibals, the skeletal remains scattered over the ground were their fellow tribesman they had devoured in order to survive</li>
<li>Will and Kara comment, at the end of the game while looking at the earth on the comet, that "This is what it must feel like to be God"</li>
</ul>
{{EndSpoilers}}

==References==
<references />

ActRaiser

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Actraiser

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[[File:ActRaiser_Cover.jpg|thumb|alt=ActRaiser Cover|Japanese box art of the game]]

Actraiser (アクトレイザー Akutoreizā) is a Video Game for the Super Nintendo created by [[Quintet]] and published by [[Enix]]. Released on December, 16 1990 <ref name="gamefaqs">[http://www.gamefaqs.com/snes/563502-actraiser/data Gamefaqs Data Page on ActRaiser]</ref>, ActRaiser is loosely related to the [[Soul Blader]], [[Illusion of Gaia]], and [[Terranigma]] games. While only in very miniscule references, as with all the aforementioned games.

==Gameplay==
Actraiser has two forms of gameplay. There are two sections to each area. When the player starts an area he must cleanse it of monsters so people can populate the area. This initial play is sectioned by acts and can be classified as [[Action]]. The second genre that the game implements is the [[God Simulator]] or City building simulator.
===Act Partitioning===
While action a very generic title for a genre it is the best description for what happens at this point of the game. Each portion of this part of the game is divided into acts. Generally each area has 2 acts the first is the initial cleansing of monsters and a subsequent boss and the next is the fina; act, generally act 2, and final, harder, boss of the area. In each act the player is presented with a [[side-scrolling]] map and must continue from the left side of the map to the right side of the map fighting monsters along the way. The player's avatar wields a sword and various magic that can be used to kill or otherwise defeat the monsters as they appear. When the player reaches the end of the map they are presented with a boss fight. The completion of this will allow humans to repopulate the area and the player guides them as a God.

===God Simulator===
As a god-like entity the player is presented with humans who follow his commands. The player needs to aid the people in becoming a civilization this is done by:

* Defeating monsters that spawn from pools until the civilization is able to seal said spawning pools.
* Guide the people in what direction they should build.
* Help the civilization grow and evolve into a self-sustaining municipal entity.
* Encourage structurally sound buildings.
* Finish cleansing the area of monsters, via the second act.

The player is given some god-like abilities, or magic, that help them accomplish this.
====God-like Abilities Available During Simulation====
You, as a God, can use different skills to aid the people in their efforts to build and grow their city during the simulation mode. You can also destroy parts of the land for whatever reason, with some exceptions. The list of skills available during the simulation mode are as follows<ref name="ActRaiser Booklet">ActRaiser Instruction Booklet (1991). ActRaiser. Enix Corporation, Tokyo, Japan. Copy in possesion of author.</ref>

* Lightning - Call down lightning that will demolish all non permanent structures, e.g. homes, with the intention of encouraging the people to build more robust structures or destroying any monsters on the panel.
* Rain - Rain will shower the given panel and can water an area with the intention of growing greenery in said panel.
* Sunlight - Sunlight will shine down upon the given area. This can melt snow or dry marsh, which may help with city expansion.

====Items Available During Action Mode====
There are several items available to the player as they traverse the action stages.<ref name="ActRaiser Booklet">ActRaiser Instruction Booklet (1991). ActRaiser. Enix Corporation, Tokyo, Japan. Copy in possesion of author.</ref>
* Half Apple - 1/4 of your life gauge will be restored by taking this item.
* Origin of Magic - Each magic scroll will increase your MP by one point.
* 1000 Bonus Points - The 1000 bonus points is the highest available in the game.
* Projectiles - One of the items you collect will allow you to throw crescent force fields from your sword.
* Whole Apple - A whole apple completely restores your life gauge.
* 500 Bonus Points - A bonus of 500 points. The more points you get, the easier the game will be.
* 1-UP - An extra life for the main character.
* Crush - Taking this item will instantly destroy all enemies on the screen.

==Games In The ActRaiser Universe==
There are other games in the Quintet series that reference some common themes between the titles. The games most similar are<ref name="hardcoreGaming101">[http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/quintet/quintet.htm Hardcore Gaming 101: Quintet]</ref><ref name="wikiQuin">http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Quintet_games#Soul_Blazer.2FGaia_Series</ref>:
<ul>
<li>ActRaiser</li>
<li>[[ActRaiser 2]]</li>
<li>[[Soul Blader]]</li>
<li>[[Illusion of Gaia]], and</li>
<li>[[Terranigma]]</li>
</ul>

==References To Other Quintet Games==
See [[Soul Blader/Gaia Series References]]

==References==
<references />

Actraiser

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Clock Tower

2013-07-19T18:49:02Z

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{{Infobox VG
| Image=[[File:Clock_Tower_Cover.jpg|frameless|alt=Clock Tower Cover]]
| Title=ClockTower クロックタワー
| Developer=[[HUMAN]]
| Publisher=[[HUMAN]]
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) [[Wonderswan]] [[Playstation]]
| Series=Clock Tower
| Genre=[[Genre: Horror | Horror]] [[Genre: Point-And-Click | Point-And-Click]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

Clock Tower (クロックタワー) is a video game made for the [[Super Famicom]] by the now defunct company [[HUMAN]].

==Setting==
The game takes place in the Barrows' Mansion located in Romsdalen, Norway. The [[protagonist]] of the story [[Jennifer Simpson]] was adopted along with 3 of her friends, Ann, Laura, and Lotte in September of 1995 by a wealthy man who is only known to the girls as [[Simon Barrows|Mr. Barrows]].

The game begins as the girls are walking toward the [[Barrows Mansion]] after having been adopted. Jennifer is excited and, given the context, has been asking a lot about their new home and their new father. They enter and rest in the foyer of the large mansion while their caretaker, [[Mary Barrows | Mary]], goes to get Mr Barrows.

After talking with the other girls Jennifer, who the player is now in control of, goes to look for Mary since she's been taking quite a while. A scream is heard and upon reentering the foyer Jennifer finds the other girls missing. Thus the intro to the game is finished.

==Genre Explanation==
Clock tower incorporates a few genres in its implementation, most notably [[Genre: Point-And-Click|point-and-click]], the generic [[Genre: Adventure | adventure]], and of course [[Genre: Horror | horror]].

===Point-and-Click===
Clock Tower implements a different style of genre mix for a horror including point-and-click. This genre is seen in many other games including an author favorite [[Wonder Project J]]. Point-and-click is severely self explanatory, but the player moves a pointer around and clicks, after which Jennifer interacts with an object or moves in that direction and stops where the pointer clicked.

===Adventure===
Adventure is a very broad genre because it's a very general term, but Clock Tower does incorporate an adventure. The player has the ability to move around the mansion freely. There are keys and other, necessary and unnecessary, items to collect as well as rooms to just explore and interact with. It is quite expansive and does, mildly, incorporate adventuring aspects in the game. But, some players might be too scared to explore in abundance.

===Horror===
Clock Tower has an interesting take on the horror genre. A common horror integration involves weapons and moving through an area while fighting, running, or sneaking. As the main protagonist of Clock Tower you can do almost nothing. When you are discovered you run and hide. You can defend yourself, in the sense that you can stop [[Bobby Barrows | Bobby]] for a moment, but not indefinitely. This allows for a significant amount of fearful atmosphere. Incorporating this brings a sense of fear in the player that many games don't come close to.

==Characters==
*Jennifer Simpson

*Mary Barrows

*Dan Barrows

*Bobby Barrows

*Anne

*Lotte

Clock Tower

2013-07-19T16:16:33Z

Ooug7589:

{{Infobox VG
| Image=[[File:Clock_Tower_Cover.jpg|frameless|alt=Clock Tower Cover]]
| Title=ClockTower クロックタワー
| Developer=[[HUMAN]]
| Publisher=[[HUMAN]]
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) [[Wonderswan]] [[Playstation]]
| Series=Clock Tower
| Genre=[[Genre: Horror | Horror]] [[Genre: Point-And-Click | Point-And-Click]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

Clock Tower (クロックタワー) is a video game made for the [[Super Famicom]] by the now defunct company [[HUMAN]].

==Setting==
The game takes place in the Barrows' Mansion located in Romsdalen, Norway. The [[protagonist]] of the story [[Jennifer Simpson]] was adopted along with 3 of her friends, Ann, Laura, and Lotte in September of 1995 by a wealthy man who is only known to the girls as [[Simon Barrows|Mr. Barrows]].

The game begins as the girls are walking toward the [[Barrows Mansion]] after having been adopted. Jennifer is excited and, given the context, has been asking a lot about their new home and their new father. They enter and rest in the foyer of the large mansion while their caretaker, [[Mary Barrows | Mary]], goes to get Mr Barrows.

After talking with the other girls Jennifer, who the player is now in control of, goes to look for Mary since she's been taking quite a while. A scream is heard and upon reentering the foyer Jennifer finds the other girls missing. Thus the intro to the game is finished.

==Genre Explanation==
Clock tower incorporates a few genres in its implementation, most notably [[Genre: Point-And-Click|point-and-click]], the generic [[Genre: Adventure | adventure]], and of course [[Genre: Horror | horror]].

===Point-and-Click===
Clock Tower implements a different style of genre mix for a horror including point-and-click. This genre is seen in many other games including an author favorite [[Wonder Project J]].

===Adventure===
Adventure is a very broad genre because it's a very general term, but Clock Tower does incorporate an adventure. The player has the ability to move around the mansion freely. There are keys and other, necessary and unnecessary, items to collect as well as rooms to just explore and interact with. It is quite expansive and does, mildly, incorporate adventuring aspects in the game. But, some players might be too scared to explore in abundance.

===Horror===
Clock Tower has an interesting take on the horror genre. A common horror integration involves weapons and moving through an area while fighting, running, or sneaking. As the main protagonist of Clock Tower you can do almost nothing. When you are discovered you run and hide. You can defend yourself, in the sense that you can stop [[Bobby Barrows | Bobby]] for a moment, but not indefinitely. This allows for a significant amount of fearful atmosphere. Incorporating this brings a sense of fear in the player that many games don't come close to.

==Characters==
*Jennifer Simpson

*Mary Barrows

*Dan Barrows

*Bobby Barrows

*Anne

*Lotte

Clock Tower

2013-07-19T16:15:31Z

Ooug7589:

{{Infobox VG
| Image=[[File:Clock_Tower_Cover.jpg|frameless|alt=Clock Tower Cover]]
| Title=ClockTower クロックタワー
| Developer=[[HUMAN]]
| Publisher=[[HUMAN]]
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) [[Wonderswan]] [[Playstation]]
| Series=Clock Tower
| Genre=[[Genre: Horror | Horror]] [[Genre: Point-And-Click | Point-And-Click]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

Clock Tower (クロックタワー) is a video game made for the [[Super Famicom]] by the now defunct company [[HUMAN]].

==Setting==
The game takes place in the Barrows' Mansion located in Romsdalen, Norway. The [[protagonist]] of the story [[Jennifer Simpson]] was adopted along with 3 of her friends, Ann, Laura, and Lotte in September of 1995 by a wealthy man who is only known to the girls as [[Simon Barrows|Mr. Barrows]].

The game begins as the girls are walking toward the [[Barrows Mansion]] after having been adopted. Jennifer is excited and, given the context, has been asking a lot about their new home and their new father. They enter and rest in the foyer of the large mansion while their caretaker, [[Mary Barrows | Mary]], goes to get Mr Barrows.

After talking with the other girls Jennifer, who the player is now in control of, goes to look for Mary since she's been taking quite a while. A scream is heard and upon reentering the foyer Jennifer finds the other girls missing. Thus the intro to the game is finished.

==Genre Explanation==
Clock tower incorporates a few genres in its implementation, most notably [[Point-And-Click|point-and-click]], the generic [[adventure]], and of course [[horror]].

===Point-and-Click===
Clock Tower implements a different style of genre mix for a horror including point-and-click. This genre is seen in many other games including an author favorite [[Wonder Project J]].

===Adventure===
Adventure is a very broad genre because it's a very general term, but Clock Tower does incorporate an adventure. The player has the ability to move around the mansion freely. There are keys and other, necessary and unnecessary, items to collect as well as rooms to just explore and interact with. It is quite expansive and does, mildly, incorporate adventuring aspects in the game. But, some players might be too scared to explore in abundance.

===Horror===
Clock Tower has an interesting take on the horror genre. A common horror integration involves weapons and moving through an area while fighting, running, or sneaking. As the main protagonist of Clock Tower you can do almost nothing. When you are discovered you run and hide. You can defend yourself, in the sense that you can stop [[Bobby Barrows | Bobby]] for a moment, but not indefinitely. This allows for a significant amount of fearful atmosphere. Incorporating this brings a sense of fear in the player that many games don't come close to.

==Characters==
*Jennifer Simpson

*Mary Barrows

*Dan Barrows

*Bobby Barrows

*Anne

*Lotte

Clock Tower

2013-07-19T16:11:21Z

Ooug7589:

{{Infobox VG
| Image=[[File:Clock_Tower_Cover.jpg|frameless|alt=Clock Tower Cover]]
| Title=ClockTower クロックタワー
| Developer=[[HUMAN]]
| Publisher=[[HUMAN]]
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) [[Wonderswan]] [[Playstation]]
| Series=Clock Tower
| Genre=[[Genre: Horror | Horror]] [[Genre: Point-And-Click | Point-And-Click]] [[Genre: Adventure | Adventure]]
}}

Clock Tower (クロックタワー) is a video game made for the [[Super Famicom]] by the now defunct company [[HUMAN]].

==Setting==
The game takes place in the Barrows' Mansion located in Romsdalen, Norway. The [[protagonist]] of the story [[Jennifer Simpson]] was adopted along with 3 of her friends, Ann, Laura, and Lotte in September of 1995 by a wealthy man who is only known to the girls as [[Simon Barrows|Mr. Barrows]].

The game begins as the girls are walking toward the [[Barrows Mansion]] after having been adopted. Jennifer is excited and, given the context, has been asking a lot about their new home and their new father. They enter and rest in the foyer of the large mansion while their caretaker, [[Mary Barrows | Mary]], goes to get Mr Barrows.

After talking with the other girls Jennifer, who the player is now in control of, goes to look for Mary since she's been taking quite a while. A scream is heard and upon reentering the foyer Jennifer finds the other girls missing. Thus the intro to the game is finished.

==Genre Explanation==
Clock tower incorporates a few genres in its implementation, most notably [[Point-And-Click|point-and-click]], the generic [[adventure]], and of course [[horror]].

===Point-and-Click===
Clock Tower implements a different style of genre mix for a horror including point-and-click. This genre is seen in many other games including an author favorite [[Wonder Project J]].

===Adventure===
[[Adventure]]

===Horror===
Clock Tower has an interesting take on the horror genre. A common horror integration involves weapons and moving through an area while fighting, running, or sneaking. As the main protagonist of Clock Tower you can do almost nothing. When you are discovered you run and hide. You can defend yourself, in the sense that you can stop [[Bobby Barrows | Bobby]] for a moment, but not indefinitely. This allows for a significant amount of fearful atmosphere. Incorporating this brings a sense of fear in the player that many games don't come close to.

==Characters==
*Jennifer Simpson

*Mary Barrows

*Dan Barrows

*Bobby Barrows

*Anne

*Lotte

Clock Tower

2013-07-19T16:10:40Z

Ooug7589:

{{Infobox VG
| Image=[[File:Clock_Tower_Cover.jpg|frameless|alt=Clock Tower Cover]]
| Title=ClockTower クロックタワー
| Developer=[[HUMAN]]
| Publisher=[[HUMAN]]
| Platform=[[SNES|SFC]](Initial Release) [[Wonderswan]] [[Playstation]]
| Series=Clock Tower
| Genre=[[Horror]] [[Point-And-Click]] [[Adventure]]
}}

Clock Tower (クロックタワー) is a video game made for the [[Super Famicom]] by the now defunct company [[HUMAN]].

==Setting==
The game takes place in the Barrows' Mansion located in Romsdalen, Norway. The [[protagonist]] of the story [[Jennifer Simpson]] was adopted along with 3 of her friends, Ann, Laura, and Lotte in September of 1995 by a wealthy man who is only known to the girls as [[Simon Barrows|Mr. Barrows]].

The game begins as the girls are walking toward the [[Barrows Mansion]] after having been adopted. Jennifer is excited and, given the context, has been asking a lot about their new home and their new father. They enter and rest in the foyer of the large mansion while their caretaker, [[Mary Barrows | Mary]], goes to get Mr Barrows.

After talking with the other girls Jennifer, who the player is now in control of, goes to look for Mary since she's been taking quite a while. A scream is heard and upon reentering the foyer Jennifer finds the other girls missing. Thus the intro to the game is finished.

==Genre Explanation==
Clock tower incorporates a few genres in its implementation, most notably [[Point-And-Click|point-and-click]], the generic [[adventure]], and of course [[horror]].

===Point-and-Click===
Clock Tower implements a different style of genre mix for a horror including point-and-click. This genre is seen in many other games including an author favorite [[Wonder Project J]].

===Adventure===
[[Adventure]]

===Horror===
Clock Tower has an interesting take on the horror genre. A common horror integration involves weapons and moving through an area while fighting, running, or sneaking. As the main protagonist of Clock Tower you can do almost nothing. When you are discovered you run and hide. You can defend yourself, in the sense that you can stop [[Bobby Barrows | Bobby]] for a moment, but not indefinitely. This allows for a significant amount of fearful atmosphere. Incorporating this brings a sense of fear in the player that many games don't come close to.

==Characters==
*Jennifer Simpson

*Mary Barrows

*Dan Barrows

*Bobby Barrows

*Anne

*Lotte