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kusocolonel's video on Reveal Fantasia, a PS2 adventure game with some similarities to the Atelier series.

Metal Fangs

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Metal Fangs is pretty unusual for a racing game. Rather than controlling a single car, you actually oversee a squad of four of them, competing against an opponent with a team of their own. Races takes place on fairly small, circular tracks, and each time a car makes a lap, that team gets a point. By default, all of your racers are governed by an AI, though at any time, you can hop between them and take the steering wheel for yourself. The most straightforward way to beat your opponent is to destroy all of their vehicles – after all, less cars crossing the finish line means less points for them – and if you blow up all of them, you’ll end the round early. Cars can be equipped with a variety of weapons to make combat easier.

‘Luftwaffe: Doitsu Kuugun o Shiki Seyo’ [ルフトヴァッフェ ～ドイツ空軍を指揮せよ～]

[PS1] [JAPAN] [MAGAZINE, SPREAD] [1998]

Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town - Music Festival (For Ocarina Quintet) [Soprano C, 2 Alto C, Bass C, Bass G] Composed by Miyuki Homareda & Ai Yamashita (FoMT) Arranged by Shadoninja Victor Interactive Software. Natsume © 1999 Marvelous Interactive Inc., Natsume, Nintendo Australia © 2003 For my beloved friend @mamoru​ Get the sheet music for this song and more: http://shadoninja.tumblr.com/sheetmusic