유구환상곡 3 퍼페추얼 블루 | December 22, 1999

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悠久幻想曲3 Perpetual Blue


 "유구환상곡 3 퍼페추얼 블루"는 1999년 12월 22일에 PS판과 드림캐스트(DC)판이 동시에 출시되었다.

PS판과 DC판의 가장 큰 차이점은 이벤트 CG의 해상도(DC판은 하이레졸루션〈VGA 640×480〉)와 데이터 읽기 속도이다.

시나리오에 큰 차이는 없지만, 일부에 음성이 추가되었고, 대사도 수정되었다.

이 게임은 '悠久幻想曲' 시리즈의 세 번째 작품으로, 시스템과 캐릭터가 새롭게 바뀐 작품이다.

게임의 배경은 전작의 '엔필드'가 아닌, 동일한 세계의 다른 장소인 '시프크레스트'라는 만도시이다. 전작에 등장했던 지명 등이 대사 속에 나온다.

"Perpetual Blue"는 '영원한 푸른 바다'를 의미한다.

주제가는 'Get Myself' (노래: FENCE OF DEFENSE, PS판과 DC판 공통)이고, 엔딩 주제가는 '離岸流に乗って' (노래: 하타 아키)이다.



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