#wachenroder

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Vlad (Wachenröder) sculpted by Takayuki Takeya

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Wachenröder - CATASTROPHE

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I just discovered this video game and I'm obsessed with the character's designs.

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Sega Saturn - Wachenroeder

Title: Wachenroeder / バッケンローダ

Developer/Publisher: Sega

Release date: 6 August 1998

Catalogue No.: GS-9183

Genre: Steampunk Simulation RPG

This game is beautiful. The whole thing oozes quality from the moment you switch it on. The full-screen CG intro is wonderful. The whole game takes place in what I believe is called a "Steam Punk" fantasy environment. Wachenroder (pronounced Vakkenroda) was one of the later Saturn releases which is quite surprising when you consider the amount of detail that went into this game. The actual game worlds are all polygon-generated and look quite nice. Easily as good if not better than those used in Grandia or Shining Force 3. The battle scenes are your typical turn-based affair played out on a grid. I normally hate this style but with Wachenroder I didn't mind that much due to the wonderful atmosphere that the game portrays. The battles are played out in the main world area except for when you do a magic or hard attack. Then the presentation becomes full 3D much in the same way as Shining Force. Only this time the characters seem to have a cell-shaded look to them. While playing the normal game (no battle scenes) the characters are 2D sprites just like in Grandia or Shining Force 3. This is all fine and well until the screen zooms in. For some reason, the programmers of Wachenroder thought it would be a great idea to zoom the screen in while people are having a conversation. I really wish that they hadn't because it gives the game an awful blocky look at times. Still, it's not enough to spoil the great game that Wachenroder is.

Wachenroder comes with a beautiful art book that features CG models, and sketches from the game.

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Saturn Fan #127, April 1998 - A preview of ‘Wachenroder’ with some very cool art.

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models by takeyuki takeya for wachenröder (1998, saturn, dir. shūichi miyazawa, sega)

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Additional scans from the booklet to Wachenröder, a 1998 tactical RPG for the Sega Saturn that was developed by Westone Bit Entertainment. This includes various models/figures made by sculptor and character designer Takeyuki Takeya.

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バッケンローダー (Wachenröder)

SEGA Saturn, TNS Co. Ltd., SEGA, 1998

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An article about the making of Wachenroder‘s models featured in the game’s opening video. Taken from the June 12, 1998 issue of Sega Saturn Magazine.

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DAY 1611) Wachenröder - If We are Reduced, Oh Fate, Look Deeply into Us

Composer: Takayuki Negishi, Kennosuke Suemura, Satoshi Miyashita, CHAMY

7/8 through the whole thing, but VERY hard to follow it as such because it’s so erratic at some parts.

Really finally getting close to the end of this crazily odd-time-filled ost, only a few left!

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Promotional print adverts for Wachenröder on SEGA Saturn.

[hardcore-gaming-101]

Wachenröder

Wachenröder is a strategy RPG that was released in the late years of the Sega Saturn, and probably the last of its kind. It met with poor sales – in part due to the system’s declining popularity – and was soon to be forgotten by the public in spite of its initial critical acclaim, which made an already unlikely localization impossible. It’s very upsetting that such a game would tank, because the guys behind it were kind of a dream team. It brought several major figures together including Yasuyuki Ueda and Yoshitoshi Abe (of Serial Experiments Lain fame), art deco-anime artist Range Murata (popular for his work on Last Exile), established composers Satoshi Miyashita (Wings of Thunder) and Takayuki Negishi (Tengai Maykou IV) as well as the founding member of the legendary progressive rock band King Crimson, Ian McDonald, as surprising and unlikely as it may sound.

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47 - Wachenröder - SEGA Saturn - Publicité Japon

47 – Wachenröder – SEGA Saturn – Publicité Japon

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What is Beta-Carotene? What Are The Benefits of Beta-Carotene?

What is Beta-Carotene? What Are The Benefits of Beta-Carotene?

Beta-carotene is a red-orange pigment found in plants and fruits, especially carrots and colorful vegetables.

The name beta-carotene comes from the Greek “beta” and Latin “carota” (carrot). It is the yellow/orange pigment that gives vegetables and fruits their rich colors. H. Wachenroder crystallized beta-carotene from carrot roots in 1831, and came up with the name “carotene”.

Beta-carotene’s…