The audio is about the same with decent sound tracks but lacking the voice acting. The biggest issue on the PSP is the load times. For whatever reason, they are significant to the point of distracting from the gameplay at times. To counter that and the missing voice acting, you do get a few new mini-games to help sweeten the deal which does help some.
The visual effects are okay and the different environments are diverse but not outstanding. The audio is slightly better off with decent sound tracks but not much else. The only complaint I have is there isn't much to set it apart from many other RPGs. That's not to say it isn't worth playing as fans of this genre will get their monies worth but if RPGs aren't your thing, you may want to pass.
Browse games Game Portals. Ys: The Ark of Napishtim. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher. Unable to shake their pursuers Ladoc directs their ship into the Vortex, a horrendous, perpetual storm that no one has ever managed to escape from.
Just prior to enter the Vortex, the pursuing ships catch up and open fire. At some point Adol winds up falling off the ship, he later awakes on an island with a strange child looking at him.
Thus his newest adventure begins. This game has decent music and sound effects memorable enough that I can still recall some of them after so many years, good graphics some of the cut-scenes are beautiful, and phenomenal game play. You start with a steel weapon, then get a blue Emelas sword. Eventually you find red and yellow Emelas swords too In order, they are Livart, Blirante and Ericcil.
These swords play a role if you're playing on Inferno difficulty, as some of the enemies are ONLY vulnerable to specific weapons then. The story is the standard trope for the Ys series, and while it may be common and somewhat cliche, it's still an enjoyable series.
You also encounter some characters in future releases of the series. Ys VI expands on the mechanics introduced in Ys III and V in that players are given much more control over Adol including the ability to jump and control his attacks and various magics [4] Areas are presented in 3D graphics. Character, monster and minor bosses are presented using pre-rendered 3D sprites except in the PS2 version, which uses 3D models. Larger bosses are presented using full 3D models. The story begins after Adol's ship is attacked by a fleet of Romun ships.
Forced to sail into an unknown area, they encounter a large storm. Adol is swept off the vessel while trying to rescue a fellow sailor and washed ashore by the vortex that surrounds the Canaan Islands. He is found, unconscious, by the nieces of the chieftain of the nearby Rehda village, Olha and Isha, who are the daughters of his brother that died when battling with fellow Redha against the Wandering Calamity.
The girls take him to their village and lay him to rest in their Uncle Ord's house. Adol hears them talking about him and wakes up briefly, afterwards going back to sleep because of his exhaustion.
His adventure then begins. The initial release of the game was the 'Limited Edition'. After this sold out, Falcom released a standard edition of the game with some new features. Two new difficulties and a Time Attack mini-game where the player fights through all the game's bosses were added. However, there was never a patch or upgrade released to initial buyers, so players wanting these new features had to buy the game again.
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