Black/Matrix
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Titles
| Text | Lang | Script | Region | Form | Source | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ブラックマトリクス | ja |
Kana |
jp | official | wikidata | unverified |
| Black/Matrix | en |
Latn |
us | official | wikidata | unverified |
| Black/Matrix | es |
Latn |
es | official | wikidata | unverified |
| Black/Matrix | fr |
Latn |
fr | official | wikidata | unverified |
| Black/Matrix | it |
Latn |
it | official | wikidata | unverified |
Description
source: wikidatarole-playing video game
source: wikipedia_enBlack/Matrix (ブラックマトリクス) is a series of tactical role-playing games developed by Flight-Plan and published by NEC Interchannel. All titles in the series are Japan-exclusive. Each installment in the series combines standard tactical RPG gameplay with a pastiche of Judeo-Christian religious themes, particularly concerning the nature of good and evil and the interplay between Heaven, Hell, and Earth and the denizens thereof. One title was considered for North American release in 1999, and it is believed that it was eventually passed over due to its religion-derived themes. The original Black/Matrix title was released August 27, 1998 for the Sega Saturn console in Japan. There were two subsequent remake releases that add more detailed graphics and additional content: Black/Matrix AD (Advanced) for Dreamcast was released in 1999, and Black/Matrix + (Cross) for PlayStation was released in 2000. The world of Black/Matrix is fictional and fantasy-based, and in it the forces of Hell won a decisive war against the forces of Heaven. The victorious devils rewrote history and redesigned society to suit their purposes, reversing the concepts of good and evil. The descendants of the devils, known
source: wikidatajeu vidéo de 1998
source: wikipedia_frBlack/Matrix (ブラックマトリクス) est un jeu de rôle tactique développé par Flight-Plan et publié par NEC InterChannel sur Saturn et sorti le 26 août 1998 au Japon. Ce jeu a été ensuite adapté sur PlayStation en 2000 sous le nom de Black/Matrix Cross.
source: wikidatavideojuego de 1998
source: wikidataComputerspiel aus dem Jahr 1998
source: wikidatavideogioco del 2002
source: wikidatajogo eletrônico de 1998
source: wikidataкомпьютерная игра 1998 года
Metadata
| First release | 1998-08-27 |
|---|---|
| Category | main_game |
| Platform | PlayStation |
External IDs
wikidata | Q2905269 |
|---|---|
mobygames | 15783 |
igdb | 93534 |