Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure

Also known as: Rhapsody DS

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Feb 11, 2009

Nippon Ichi's Rhapsody ~A Musical Adventure~ Dated

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Square Enix Ltd., the publisher of Square Enix interactive entertainment products in Europe and other PAL territories, today announces that Nippon Ichi Software's Rhapsody ~A Musical Adventure~ will be released by Square Enix across PAL territories on 20th March 2009, exclusively on the NintendoDS handheld system.
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Dec 6, 2008

Square Enix bringing Persona 4, Disgaea and Rhapsody to Europe

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Destructoid writes: Square Enix is looking after European weeaboos who need a dose of Persona 4 and some NIS classics, as it will be bringing Atlus' latest PS2 RPG, along with Disgaea DS, Rhapsody DS and Disgaea 3 to the PAL territories.
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Sep 29, 2008

Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure Ships to Retail Stores Nationwide

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NIS America announced today that Rhapsody ~A Musical Adventure~ has stormed to North American retailers and is in stores now.

Developed by Nippon Ichi Software Rhapsody is a unique musical RPG title that truly appreciates the dual screen lay out of the Nintendo DS. With a simple yet exciting battle system and a comical storyline, gamers will rediscover the classic RPG genre.
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Jun 6, 2008

Disgaea 3, Witch's Tale and Rhapsody updates

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Last night publisher NIS America revealed their fall lineup, and for the first time in memory there was a lack of PlayStation support. Instead the company, known for its charming RPGs and affection for hand-drawn anime art over 3D cutscenes, revealed a major push into the Nintendo DS market. Makes sense, seeing as neither PS3 nor PSP have the same kind of pull as DS at this point. So, what do level-grinding RPG fanatics have to look forward ... » Read More

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