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is an adventure audio game created by WARP, Inc. for the Sega Saturn in 1997. The game was intended to provide equal access to both players with sight and to blind players. ==Production history== WARP's president, Kenji Eno, created the game after receiving numerous appreciation letters from blind fans of his games in Japan.〔Torres, Ricardo. ''(And Now for Something Completely Different )''. GameSpot. Retrieved 30 November 2008.〕 Eno visited a number of his visually disabled fans to learn how it is that blind people could play the visually rich action game genre. In a 2008 interview with ''1Up'', Eno stated: I had a chance to visit people who are visually disabled, and I learned that there are blind people who play action games. Of course, (people are ) not able to have the full experience, and they're kind of trying to force themselves to be able to play, but they're making the effort. So I thought that if you turn off the monitor, both of you are just hearing the game. So after you finish the game, you can have an equal conversation about it with a blind person. That's an inspiration behind (Sound: Kaze no Regret'' ) as well.〔Bettenhausen, Shane & Mielke, James. ''(Japan's Wayward Son )''. 1Up.com. Retrieved 30 November 2008.〕 So excited was Eno about the project that he used his clout as a first-class game designer to bargain with Sega such that in exchange for the exclusive rights to the game, Sega would donate a thousand Sega Saturns to blind people. Eno, in turn subsequently donated a thousand copies of ''Real Sound'' along with the game consoles. In explaining why the game has only been re-released once despite apparent interest in the title, Eno has stated that: "It's been several years now, and of course the contract probably isn't valid anymore, but the reason that I haven't done anything with this game is that I made this promise with Sega back in the day, and it's exclusive because of those conditions."〔 The game features a number of secondary characters that employ the vocal talents of such people as Miho Kanno and Ai Maeda, and music that was composed and performed by Keiichi Suzuki, with Akiko Yano composing the ending theme.〔''(Real Sound: Kaze no Regret )''. RealSound.co.jp. May 30, 1998 (via the Internet Archive).〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Real Sound: Kaze no Regret」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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