Update: September 25, 2007
«©NCSX» Originally released for the Japanese PC on March 9, 2006, the second chapter of Eiyuu Densetsu Sora no Kiseki chronicles the adventures of a girl named Estelle Bright. Born into the family of a Bracer named Cassius Bright, Estelle followed in her father's footsteps and became a Bracer. The Bracers are a group of heroes who work to maintain peace and civility in the Liberl Kingdom which would otherwise be overrun by monsters and mayhem. As the story begins, Estelle wakes up inside Grancel Castle and recalls the events in the first chapter of EDSnK. She gets up and looks for her "brother" Joshua Bright who's nowhere to be found. She runs into her father who tells her that Joshua was once a member of the Ouroboros, a group that has been staging the aforementioned mayhem in the Liberl Kingdom. Cassius tells Estelle that Joshua had been unwittingly spying for the Ouroboros while living with the Bright Family. To avoid compromising the safety of the Bright Family, Joshua decided to leave lest the Ouroboros come knocking at their door. Aghast at what Cassius has told her, Estelle runs through the streets of Liberl to no particular destination but soon decides to take a flight home where she thinks Joshua is. Once home, Estelle searches the house with a new friend named Priest Kevin who she met aboard the airship. After a little while, she gives up and resolves to find him. To that end, she resumes her work as a Bracer against the machinations of the Ouroboros and perhaps locate Joshua once again. Eiyuu Densetsu Sora no Kiseki SC is the first PSP game to be mastered on two UMDs. The original PC version of the game took up approximately 3.5 gigs of hard drive space so the PSP conversion is a near 1:1 appropriation of the PC original in terms of space requirements. The cinemas from the PC game are intact and the PSP version adds voice acting to enhance the adventure. Jan Code: 4956027124686 View the back cover and screenshots on the main NCSX website.
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