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'PAL: Shinken Densetsu'

[PS1] [JAPAN] [MAGAZINE] [1996]

"One rainy day, a shy young girl named Kaoru was walking home from school. Near her house, she found a puppy abandoned in a box. She rescued the puppy, naming him "Pal", and cared for him dearly. However, not long after, the prophet Nostradamus, having waited hundreds of years searching for the one who will finally make his predictions come true, has finally found the one he's been seeking. It just so happens that this person is none other than Pal's owner, Kaoru. Nostradamus sends his servants, who kidnap Kaoru, leaving Pal all alone. The Seven Gods of Luck, taking pity on Pal, grant him a rare gift: a Fruit of Evolution. Eating it, Pal transforms into a human. Together with Kaoru's boyfriend Yukito and two lesser gods who work for the Seven Gods of Luck, Pal sets out to rescue Kaoru and stop Nostradamus!" ~MobyGames

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Source: Dengeki PlayStation, February 1996 (#15) || Internet Archive; 灰熊擊敗狼的雜誌區

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'Duòluò Tiānshǐ'

[PC] [TAIWAN] [MAGAZINE] [2000]

"Lost Continent was originally ruled by the Fallen Angels. The Angel War 500 years ago allowed the Holy Angels, who had been in opposition for many years, to forcibly seize control. Most of the defeated Fallen Angels died in the war, but legend has it that there is a force that can gather the power of the elves and help the Fallen Angels revive. Five hundred years later, all power on the continent has been replaced by money, and as a result, three major companies have emerged: Jackson Enterprises, Tyra Trading Company, and Miguel Trading Company. The world is controlled by companies, and this setting is a bit like Final Fantasy and Cyberpunk 2077. The characters in "Fallen Angels" all have their own unique personalities and characteristics. The battle is turn-based, and all actions require the consumption of action points. The AP consumed by each action is different, which adds strategy to the battle." ~"Howling Civet Cat", WLGOOO.com (Machine Translation)

Source: Soft World Magazine, December 2000 (#140) || Internet Archive; NashG