Princess Maker
Princess Makeris a unique simulation game developed byMicrocabin, where the player embodies the adoptive father of a girl and must raise her until her majority. Released onMSXin 1992 and initially developed byGAINAX, this cult title combines management, life choices and character evolution, with multiple possible ends according to the given education. An atypical game sought after by collectors.
A rare example in Europe and particularly difficult to find in such good condition. Complete game, tested and functional on MSX2+. Almost new status — ideal for a collector display.
209.00€
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About
Released onMSXbyMicrocabin, Princess Makeris part of these atypical titles that have marked the history of Japanese video game. The concept is innovative: the player embodies an adoptive father in charge of raising a young girl, from childhood to the age of 18.
Each decision influences its future: education, leisure, work, military training... everything helps shape its personality, skills and destiny. The originality of Princess Maker lies in its many ends: your daughter can become a princess, a legendary heroine, a recognized artist... or have a much more modest, even tragic destiny.
With its mixture ofcharacter management, narrative and evolutionPrincess Maker laid the foundation for a genre in its own right, which later inspired many life simulators. The versionMSXbenefits from beautiful graphics and neat music, typical ofMicrocabin, strengthening immersion in this singular experience.
Even ifGainaxhas never translated or published the game in other languages, the MSX community has organized itself to offer fan-translations in English and Spanish. Today they allow a wider audience to discover this cult title despite the language barrier.
The sound and graphics game design is signedGainaxand more specificallyTakami Akai, influencer in the "animate" visual style that characterizes the title. This link between an iconic anime studio and the MSX scene reinforces the collector and symbolic dimension of the game.
Even today, the game is still wanted for its cult side and its influence in Japanese videoludic culture.
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