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Princess on Ice

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Title Screen

Princess on Ice

Developer: Arc System Works
Publishers: Aksys Games (US), 505 Games (EU/AU), Arc System Works (JP)
Platform: Nintendo DS
Released in JP: December 4, 2008
Released in US: November 5, 2008
Released in EU: April 25, 2008
Released in AU: April 24, 2008


DevTextIcon.png This game has hidden development-related text.
RegionIcon.png This game has regional differences.


The world will never know how many aspiring preteen figure skaters this piece of shovelware masquerading as a rhythm game put off the sport forever.

The DS being the DS, it got a sequel (Diva Girls: Divas on Ice) and a Wii port anyway.

Debug Menu

The game has text for a debug menu. A sample can be found at B7C38 (US version).

** DS Princess Debug Menu **
1. ICE SKATE 3D Demo
2. Character Select
3. Main Menu
4. Adventure Mode
5. Customise
6. Moves
7. INGAME1
8. INGAME2
9. Stage Debug

Regional Differences

Hmmm...
To do:
Check more thoroughly.
Japan Europe/US
Princess on Ice jpn ds character.png Princess on Ice usa ds character.png

The Japanese version of the game features a completely different set of characters from the European/American version. The European/American version features Kelly, Alyssa, Madison, and Gabrielle, who also appear in the sequel Diva Girls: Divas on Ice. The Japanese version replaces the characters with the same quartet featured in (the non-European versions of) the otherwise-unrelated game Rockin' Pretty: Mahiru/Mai, Kanami/Kara, Mio, and Riko/Reena.

Aside from names and appearances, the Japanese version replaces each character's favorite color with their blood type. The birthdays are the same in both versions, but the Japanese version removes the corresponding zodiac signs.

Japan Europe US
Princess on Ice jpn ds title.png Princess on Ice eur ds title.png Princess on Ice usa ds title.png

The title screen was reworked to accommodate the aesthetics of the new Japanese logo and altered character designs.

Ending CGs

Hmmm...
To do:
Putting the CGs for Mahiru and Kelly here for now, the others will have to be added.

Both versions of the game feature a total of twelve endings, three for each character (A bad ending, a normal ending and a good ending). All of them are changed between the US/EU and JP versions, with the JP illustrations having much more effort put into each of them.

Japan Europe/US
Mai 1.png Kelly 1.png
Mai 2.png Kelly 2.png
Mai 3.png Kelly 3.png

Company Logos

Hmmm...
To do:
Retake in native resolution.

The logos that appear before the title screen are different between versions.

  • The European version displays a 'Licensed By Nintendo' screen on the top screen first, then the logo for 505 Games on the top screen and the logo for Arc System Works with a link to their Japanese website on the touch screen.
  • The US version displays the same 'Licensed by Nintendo' on the top screen and the logo for Aksys Games on the touch screen, then the logos for 505 Games on the top screen and Arc System Works (sans the website link) on the touch screen.
  • The Japanese version displays the Arc System Works logo first, then the logo for "ドリーム パレット" (Dream Palette), the franchise consisting solely of this game and Rockin' Pretty (not counting the other Diva Girls games). Both screens only display logos on the top screen and nothing on the touch screen.
Japan Europe US
POIJP1.png POIEU1.png POIUS1.png
POIJP2.png POIEU2.png POIUS2.png