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This album was edited on May 30th, 2024
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| Name: Fantavision (JP) | Name: Fantavision (Japan) |
| Alternative Titles: FantaVision | Alternative Titles: ファンタビジョン Fantavision |
| Description: Fantavision is a real-time puzzle game that relies on quick color matching and symbol recognition skills from the player. The game consists of a series of stages set in darkened, 3D environments where brightly colored fireworks called '"flares" are launched onto the screen and will hover for a period of time before disappearing. Using the DualShock 2's left analog stick, the player controls the direction of a guideline ray extending from a circular cursor that allows a flare along the ray to be "captured" with the controller's X button. | Description: Composer: Soichi Terada (寺田 創一) Fantavision is a real-time puzzle game that relies on quick color matching and symbol recognition skills from the player. The game consists of a series of stages set in darkened, 3D environments where brightly colored fireworks called '"flares" are launched onto the screen and will hover for a period of time before disappearing. Using the DualShock 2's left analog stick, the player controls the direction of a guideline ray extending from a circular cursor that allows a flare along the ray to be "captured" with the controller's X button. |
| Platforms: | Platforms: PS2 |
| Developers: | Developers: Japan Studio |
| Publishers: | Publishers: Sony Computer Entertainment |