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Berserk: Millennium Falcon Hen Seima Senki no Shō

Game

A 2004 PlayStation 2 action adventure and the second Berserk game, building on its Dreamcast predecessor with sharper visuals, motion captured animation and a story pushing deeper into the manga's Millennium Falcon arc, released only in Japan and Korea.

Genre: Action-adventure
Platform: PlayStation 2
Developer: Yuke's
Publisher: Sammy Corporation
Release Year: 2004
Japan Release Date: 2004-10-07
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Gameplay

Yuke's again develops the game, building larger and more detailed environments than the first title and applying motion capture to character movement for smoother combat and cutscenes. The original Japanese anime cast reprises its voice roles, and Susumu Hirasawa returns to score battles against Apostles and soldiers with a more cinematic feel than its predecessor offered.
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Story

The plot adapts manga volumes 22 through 27, following Guts as he searches for a way to restore Casca's shattered mind by seeking the elf sanctuary of Elfheim. An original subplot adds an Apostle named Charles, who haunts Guts with visions of his fallen former comrades from the Band of the Hawk along the journey.
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Release

Sammy Corporation published the game exclusively for PlayStation 2 in Japan on October 7, 2004, later licensed for a Korean release by YBM Sisa; it never reached Western markets. It shipped in a standard edition and a limited edition bundled with a Guts action figure, and Famitsu magazine scored it 28 out of 40.
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