Eiyuu Densetsu: Zero no Kiseki

PSP · 2010 · Nihon Falcom

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Developer: Nihon Falcom
Publisher: Nihon Falcom
First release: 2010
Platform: PSP
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The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki (英雄伝説零の軌跡 Eiyū Densetsu Sero no Kiseki ) (Trails of Zero) is the direct sequel to The Legend of Heroes: Sora no Kiseki The 3rd and takes place several months after the events in that game. The game takes place in Crossbell City, a city where light and darkness are together, as well as locations arround it.

Crossbell City takes place far from the setting of Sora no Kiseki, Liberl Kingdom, in a land northeast of the Erebonian Empire. The buildings, roads, as well as most of the NPCs' clothings, are more onto that of 1960's, but with a mix of what China Town would look like in certain places. There are also elements that were not in Sora no Kiseki games, such as the Police Department, cars, and a strip club. The transportation system will be riding trains or busses, but no Airliner like in the past Sora no Kiseki games.

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