ones found in the sequels. Kururu also engages in battle in this version of the game. Though extra scenarios from the third game in the series were advertised, translated, and given as the reason for the removal of the English song vocals, they were absent from the game. NIS America announced that they removed this content because of localization issues. Reports of glitches have also surfaced such as freezing. Reception Reviews for the PlayStation and DS releases of Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure were mixed. Adam Cleveland of IGN said the original PlayStation release "packs more wallop than some RPGs I've seen" and that the younger demographic "will have a blast with this beginner's RPG." Miguel Lopez of GameSpot praised the PlayStation version for being a "nonconventional production". Johnny Liu of Game Revolution had mixed feelings on the original release, calling it "average to sub-average game from a gameplay perspective, but it pretty much falls flat everywhere else." Legacy Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure has two sequels, Little Princess: Marl Ōkoku no Ningyō Hime 2 and Tenshi no Present: Marl Ōkoku Monogatari also known as Angel's Present: A Marl Kingdom Story have had their scripts translated by fans, but not put together into any sort of patch. Rhapsody's influence has extended into Nippon Ichi's subsequent series of tactical role-playing games. One of the characters of La Pucelle: Tactics is a descendant of the characters in the game, while the shops named after Cornet's rival, Etoile Rosenqueen, have spread even to the Netherworlds of Disgaea: Hour of Darkness. Antiphona no Seikahime: Tenshi no Gakufu Op.A takes place in the same world and features Marjoly, who also appears in Disgaea 3: Absence of Justice as DLC (and like all other DLC, is included with the Vita port, Absence of Detention, for free) and makes cameo appearances in each game of the Disgaea series. See also Cultural differences in role-playing video games Notes References External links Official website at NIS America Official website at Nippon Ichi Software Role-playing video games Atlus games Japanese role-playing video games Marl Kingdom Nintendo DS games Nintendo Switch games PlayStation (console) games PlayStation Network games Single-player video games Tactical role-playing video games Nippon Ichi Software games Video games developed in Japan Video games featuring female protagonists Video games about witchcraft 1998 video games Ubisoft games Video games scored by Tenpei Sato Windows games id:Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure ja:マール王国の人形姫