[Machine Translation] The battle in another world begins once again - The classic simulation RPG is finally available on the PSP! Story : The main character "Yuto Takamine", who came to another world as a contractor, is required to fulfill a (price). ...... Several years ago, his sister-in-law "Kaori Takamine" was killed in an accident and wandered between life and death. Yuto, who is holding her hand, dreams of making a contract with someone in order to save his sister-in-law who is wandering between life and death in an accident. ( If I fulfill your request, I will ask for an equivalent price. The depth of your desire is only the depth of my desire. ) The sister is saved and lives in peace, but after several years ...... ( The time has come to fulfill the price. The time has come for you to fulfill your price.) And you are summoned to another world. ...... / Outline: The classic simulation RPG "Eternal Aceria" was released as a PC game by Xaus in 2003, and a PS2 version was released in 2005. -The Eternal Aceria" was released as a PC game by ZAUS in 2003 and a PS2 version was released in 2005. The system has been completely ported, the screen structure has been optimized for the PSP, and the display position adjustment function has been implemented to fully support TV output for the PSP-2000/3000. Enhanced save functions, including quick save/load support. The number of save slots has been increased and an auto-save function has been added. In addition, approximately 20 cut-in CG scenes have been added to enhance the special move presentation in battle scenes, making the battle scenes more realistic and powerful. Game Progression: The story basically progresses in the adventure part. The storyline is basically an adventure part, with multiple endings that change depending on the player's choices. There are as many endings as the number of main heroines in the story. As the story progresses, the player moves into the simulation part and engages in battle with the enemy. The victory and defeat conditions presented for each mission are used as a reference to clear the game. The battle is based on the "turn system," in which the player moves to the enemy's action after all the allies' actions have been completed. BGM Collection CD [Players: 1 player] (CERO Age rating: 15 and up)