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In the mid-1990s, the sixteen-bit era of videogame consoles was dying down to pave way for compact disc-based systems such as the Sony PlayStation and the Sega Saturn, although Nintendo remained confined to the cartridge medium with their Nintendo 64, causing many developers loyal to the Big N to defect to the CD-based consoles, which allowed for greater development flexibility than cartridges. The PlayStation and Saturn picked up several popular RPG franchises such as Final Fantasy on the former and Shining Force on the latter, which would receive an Atlus-developed action RPG entitled Princess Crown, later ported to the PlayStation Portable and remaining in Japan. Did it deserve localization?
The brainchild of future Vanillaware founder George Kamitani, the game initially follows the newly-coronated Gradriel, who seeks to deal with the various problems plaguing her kingdom of Valendia personally. As such, she naturally faces opposition from various enemies, which come in the f