Shining the Holy Ark

A long time ago, Sega released a first-person RPG for the Genesis, called
Shining in the Darkness. Based on the testimonies I heard, it seems many people liked it.
I never played it, and I don't really know why. Then they changed the franchise slightly
by turning it into a Strategy/RPG series, the Shining Force games. Finally, after all
these years, they returned to the series' roots by releasing Shining the Holy Ark for the Saturn.
The game seems to be an updated version of the previous game, using the increased processing
power of the Saturn for added features.

The plot is a very interesting one, although it's very confusing. It's about good spirits
and evil spirits who possess people. At the very beginning of the game, where the leading
characters were involved inNine miles long and forty-five wide, the island is home to three distinct types of woodland. It's waters have seen ten major shipwrecks since 1877 - several of them accessible to scuba divers. The island also has four lighthouses -- three of them built before 1900 -- the oldest being The Rock Lighthouse, which was put into use in 1855.

Isle Royale is probably our most isolated National Park; vistors can only get there by seaplane or boat. For that reason it is also one of our most pristine.