Puchi Carat (PS)

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Each character also gets their own ending which is different depending on what mode you play. The Game Boy versions are also different, with two character endings showing romance which wasn't done in the PS1 versions. A robot with hair, lips and cylindrical breasts; an answer to Rald's wish to "have a nice girl". Only seen in one of Rald's Original Mode endings. Breaking Out: Your objective is breaking gems by bouncing a ball with a paddle. Missing the ball causes the play area to fill with gems and the goal is making the opponent's gems cross a certain line. Puchi Carat (known as Puchi Carat - Gemstone Ohkoku No Sekai in Japan) is a 1997 arcade game by Taito.

De-power: Opa was once a very powerful magician, but lost most of his power over the years, starting around the time when he lost his eye. It is also possible to play against a human opponent. In this mode, difficulty and handicaps can be selected by the players. The player who wins the most rounds is the winner of the multiplayer match. A small rural town in the far west of the kingdom, far from any of the big cities. Ogust once held great power and influence in the town before his transformation. Thyst resides there, though who she lives with is uncertain. Mad Eye: Opa's a strange old man with a right eye with an iris that's about twice as large as the left one which is also always open. According to Thyst, it may be an eyepatch. She always looks smart and is prone to daydreaming. She loves to collect clothes and is very proud of her incredible collection. She is Paz's sister. SOURCE: Game Boy manual (English)

Ms. Fanservice: Peridot wears an outfit that covers very little, has large breasts, tends to strike sexy poses during gameplay, and has a sensual voice. Do It Yourself" Theme Tune: Patrako performs the ending theme of the PlayStation port, "Chasing Smiles" . Amnesia Missed a Spot: Sapphire cast a spell to wipe her parents' memories. Unfortunately for her, seeing Sapphire is enough to make Peridot remember her. Peridot ends all of her sentences with " ～ん" (approx. " ~n"); a negative verb ending that indicates casual and informal speech. She also ends most of her sentences with a heart symbol (♥), which usually implies being a total horn-dog.

All her endings feel happy, and it's not made clear what her true wish is. I think all she wants in life is to be happy. It's easy to relate to her; she's anxious about the outside world and just wants happiness whether it's through a hobby she loves or getting her family reunion. Members of the State and Paz's right-hand men. Depicted only in Paz's Original Mode ending, and in two cards in the Game Boy version. Mentioned only in Rald's arcade story; Rald takes it with him on his journey, but Garnet accidentally crushes it beneath his foot. In the Game Boy version and English translation, it is Rald #30 instead.Puchi Carat DescriptionYou control a paddle playing against another player trying to rebound a ball into the gems. Bit dismayed but not at all surprised to find the standard joypad control is next to useless, so I thought 'what about that Puchi Carat controller?'....