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    Aa! Megami-sama

  • First released on 12 December, 1997 for TurboGrafx-16/PC Engine
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    Part of the

    Oh My Goddess!

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  • First released on 12 December, 1997 for TurboGrafx-16/PC Engine

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    About

    The game is a remake of the computer game of the same name. It adds an animated intro, voice-overs, and two mini-games.

    The story is based on the manga/anime series Ah! My Goddess, depicting the adventures of Keiichi, a Japanese teenager who accidentally summoned the Norse goddess Verdandi (misspelled "Belldandy" in the romanization) and made a wish for her to stay with him forever, which led to all kinds of troubles. What's more, other powerful beings out there are seeking to harm Keiichi's divine girlfriend, so a simple date ends in an unexpected way...

    The game is a "digital comic", meaning that the adventure elements are reduced to the bare minimum: being able to choose dialogue lines or make other decisions from time to time. The mini-games are a timed exercise of putting puzzle pieces together, and a card-matching game against two female opponents.

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    NEC
    Best known for the PC-88 and PC-98 computers, the PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16 console, and the PowerVR graphics accelerator cards.
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