A special edition will also be available for 14,080 yen, which comes with a soundtrack CD and memorial fan book.
According to a recent news article on the Japanese gaming website, Edia is planning to port versions of the first two games in the series — Tenshi no Uta and Tenshi no Uta II: Choice of the Fallen Angel — to the Nintendo Switch.
The developer has also announced that it intends to crowdfund the project on the Japanese website Makuake, though a campaign page is not yet live.
Original Story [Thu 11th Apr, 2024 12:00 BST]: The Japanese developer and publisher Edia has revealed that it is now working on a revival project based on Telenet Japan's Celtic-inspired RPG series Tenshi no Uta (thanks Gosokkyu!).
Tenshi no Uta (sometimes translated to "Song of the Angel" or "Angel's Poem") was one of the launch titles for the PC-Engine Super CD-ROM², being released way back in 1991 in Japan.
It focuses on the story of a young warrior named Kearu who witnesses a young girl named Krea get kidnapped by demonic forces, and must then set out on an epic quest to rescue her.
A sequel called Tenshi no Uta II: Datenshi no Sentaku (Angel's Poem: Choice of the Fallen Angel) was later launched for the PC-Engine Super CD-ROM² in 1993, while a third game for the Super Famicom named Tenshi no Uta: Shiroki Tsubasa no Inori (Angel's Poem: Prayer of the White Wings) came out in 1994. All three titles were later made available on Windows through the Project EGG service in Japan.
It wasn't exactly stated what shape this revival would take, but judging from Edia's previous work on compilations such as the Telenet Shooting Collection, Valis: The Fantasm Soldier Collection (I-III), and the Cosmic Fantasy Collection, we imagine that it is a safe bet to expect something similar here.
You can check out the website for the new project here, but admittedly there's not much to see at the moment besides a piece of key art from the Tenshi no Uta character/monster designer Hiroshi Fuji. Edia has yet to announce whether this will be released in the West, similar to its other collections, but we'll keep an eye out for any updates.
