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{{nihongo|'''Minelvaton Saga'''|ミネルバトンサーガ ラゴンの復活|Minelvaton Saga: Ragon no Fukkatsu|lit. Minelvaton Saga: Revival of Ragon}} is a console RPG developed by [[Taito]] for the [[Famicom]] and published in [[1987]]. It featured a backup battery for saving games, and a method to hire companions. Combat occurs through collision based action sequences as opposed to a turn based menu system. It was followed up by a sequel called [[Silva Saga]], released five years later in 1992. The game was never sold outside of Japan, or translated from Japanese to any other language. The game was fan translated to English in 2011. | {{nihongo|'''Minelvaton Saga'''|ミネルバトンサーガ ラゴンの復活|Minelvaton Saga: Ragon no Fukkatsu|lit. Minelvaton Saga: Revival of Ragon}} is a console RPG developed by [[Taito]] for the [[Famicom]] and published in [[1987]]. It featured a backup battery for saving games, and a method to hire companions. Combat occurs through collision based action sequences similar to the Ys series or Hydlide series as opposed to a turn based menu system. It was followed up by a sequel called [[Silva Saga]] for the Famicon, released five years later in 1992 and a second sequel called Silva Saga 2 for the Super Famicon. Both Silva Saga and Silva Saga 2 were turn based RPGs. The game was never sold outside of Japan, or translated from Japanese to any other language. The game was fan translated to English in 2011. | ||
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Minelvaton Saga (ミネルバトンサーガ ラゴンの復活 Minelvaton Saga: Ragon no Fukkatsu?, lit. Minelvaton Saga: Revival of Ragon) is a console RPG developed by Taito for the Famicom and published in 1987. It featured a backup battery for saving games, and a method to hire companions. Combat occurs through collision based action sequences similar to the Ys series or Hydlide series as opposed to a turn based menu system. It was followed up by a sequel called Silva Saga for the Famicon, released five years later in 1992 and a second sequel called Silva Saga 2 for the Super Famicon. Both Silva Saga and Silva Saga 2 were turn based RPGs. The game was never sold outside of Japan, or translated from Japanese to any other language. The game was fan translated to English in 2011.
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