Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Eiyū Densetsu VII (英雄伝説 VII, lit. \"The Legend of Heroes VII\") is a set of role-playing games created by Nihon Falcom Corporation. It is a duology, consisting of Zero no Kiseki (零の軌跡, \"Trails to Zero\") and Ao no Kiseki (碧の軌跡, \"Trails to Azure\"). Together, they are considered the seventh game in the The Legend of Heroes series, and take place three months after the end of The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky Third Chapter and in a different country, Crossbell. The games star Lloyd Bannings, a rookie investigator within the Crossbell police force, joining three years after the death of his brother.Zero no Kiseki was released in 2010 for PlayStation Portable. In 2011, the game was ported to PC for release in China and Japan. In 2012, it was later ported again for PlayStation Vita as Zero no Kiseki: Evolution, with improved visuals and full voice acting for the main story.Ao no Kiseki was released in 2011 for PlayStation Portable, and also ported to PC for release in China. It was also ported again for PlayStation Vita as Ao no Kiseki: Evolution, again with improved visuals and full voice acting for the main story and released on June 12, 2014 in Japan."@en }
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- The_Legend_of_Heroes_VII abstract "Eiyū Densetsu VII (英雄伝説 VII, lit. \"The Legend of Heroes VII\") is a set of role-playing games created by Nihon Falcom Corporation. It is a duology, consisting of Zero no Kiseki (零の軌跡, \"Trails to Zero\") and Ao no Kiseki (碧の軌跡, \"Trails to Azure\"). Together, they are considered the seventh game in the The Legend of Heroes series, and take place three months after the end of The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky Third Chapter and in a different country, Crossbell. The games star Lloyd Bannings, a rookie investigator within the Crossbell police force, joining three years after the death of his brother.Zero no Kiseki was released in 2010 for PlayStation Portable. In 2011, the game was ported to PC for release in China and Japan. In 2012, it was later ported again for PlayStation Vita as Zero no Kiseki: Evolution, with improved visuals and full voice acting for the main story.Ao no Kiseki was released in 2011 for PlayStation Portable, and also ported to PC for release in China. It was also ported again for PlayStation Vita as Ao no Kiseki: Evolution, again with improved visuals and full voice acting for the main story and released on June 12, 2014 in Japan.".