• The Ark Of Napishtim Walkthrough

•: January 19, 2006 •: February 28, 2006 •: September 29, 2006 •: October 6, 2006 Mode(s) Ys VI: The Ark of Napishtim is an video game developed by, and the sixth installment in the. It was first released in 2003 for. Not counting the of Ys I & II, it was the first new Ys game released by Falcom in eight years. The name Napishtim is a reference to the character from the. The game was ported to the in 2005 and to the in 2006 by for worldwide release. It was the first English release of the series since. In 2015, an English localization of the Windows version was released.

The Ark Of Napishtim Walkthrough

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Contents • • • • • • • • • Gameplay [ ] Ys VI expands on the mechanics introduced in Ys III and V in that players are given much more control over Adol including the ability to jump and control his attacks Areas are presented in 3D graphics. Character, monster and minor bosses are presented using pre-rendered 3D (except in the PS2 version, which uses 3D models).

Larger bosses are presented using full. Plot [ ] The story begins after Adol's ship is attacked by a fleet of Romun ships. Forced to sail into an unknown area, they encounter a large storm.

Adol is swept off the vessel while trying to rescue a fellow sailor and washed ashore by the vortex that surrounds the Canaan Islands. He is found, unconscious, by the nieces of the chieftain of the nearby Rehda village, Olha and Isha, who are the daughters of his brother that died when battling with fellow Redha against the Wandering Calamity. The girls take him to their village and lay him to rest in their Uncle Ord's house.

Adol hears them talking about him and wakes up briefly, afterwards going back to sleep because of his exhaustion. His adventure then begins. Releases [ ] Windows [ ] The initial release of the game was the 'Limited Edition'.

After this sold out, Falcom released a standard edition of the game with some new features. Two new difficulties and a Time Attack mini-game where the player fights through all the game's bosses were added. However, there was never a patch or upgrade released to initial buyers, so players wanting these new features had to buy the game again.

Years later, Falcom would similarly add features to; this time, however, initial buyers were offered an upgrade disc for the cost of shipping. The 'PC Vista version' is the same as the Standard Edition, with support for. PlayStation 2 [ ] Konami made several additions and changes when porting the game to the PlayStation 2. The most notable were the inclusion of both English and Japanese voice acting to all characters (including NPCs) and several new optional areas referred to as 'Alma's Trials.' While the Japanese voice acting could be selected in the NTSC-U version, the PAL version had all Japanese voice acting removed.

Konami also added new FMV sequences, though the original animated sequences could still be selected through a code. Blood and gore effects were removed due to console games requiring a rating. Lastly, they changed the character and monster graphics from pre-rendered 3D sprites to fully polygonal 3D models. While this allowed for much better animation, it also changed Adol's appearance based on his equipment. PlayStation Portable [ ] The PlayStation Portable port does not include any of the changes of the PS2 port except for the removal of blood and gore effects.

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