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{{nihongo|'''Uta no☆Prince-sama♪'''|うたの☆プリンスさまっ♪|Uta no☆Purinsu-sama♪|lit. "Prince of Song"}} is a [[PSP]] [[adventure]] game, released on [[June 24]], [[2010]] in Japan by [[Broccoli]]. It is an otome game, targeted toward a female audience, which focuses on romance and comedy. It is unique in that the story centers around music, with all character voice actors having the ability to sing. This talent is usually shown in original songs, composed in the story by the protagonist. An example of this is the game's theme song, {{nihongo||蒼ノ翼|Ao no Tsubasa|lit. "Blue Wings"}}, sung by Mamoru Miyano, the voice of [[Uta no Prince-sama/Tokiya Ichinose|Tokiya Ichinose]]. | {{nihongo|'''Uta no☆Prince-sama♪'''|うたの☆プリンスさまっ♪|Uta no☆Purinsu-sama♪|lit. "Prince of Song"}} is a [[PSP]] [[adventure]] game, released on [[June 24]], [[2010]] in Japan by [[Broccoli]]. It is an otome game, targeted toward a female audience, which focuses on romance and comedy. It is unique in that the story centers around music, with all character voice actors having the ability to sing. This talent is usually shown in original songs, composed in the story by the protagonist. An example of this is the game's theme song, {{nihongo||蒼ノ翼|Ao no Tsubasa|lit. "Blue Wings"}}, sung by Mamoru Miyano, the voice of [[Uta no Prince-sama/Tokiya Ichinose|Tokiya Ichinose]]. | ||
