 the initial reaction from both players and the press was polarizing. This early reaction negatively affected sales, but through word of mouth and magazine advertisements sales of the game picked up, resulting in the game being a commercial success.

On release, Famicom Tsūshin positively compared the game to PC titles of the time, and enjoyed its real-time combat and sense of fear it generated. One reviewer was fairly negative about the quality of its 3D graphics. In an import review, Next Generation praised the game's RPG elements, but found its combat to be slow and unrewarding. The reviewer commented that the game would "leave the gamer frustrated on one level or the other."

Legacy

The eventual success of the first King's Field prompted the development of sequels, establishing the King's Field series. The design of King's Field would influence later titles by FromSoftware including Shadow Tower, which used similar mechanics to King's Field; and Demon's Souls, described by its staff as a spiritual successor to King's Field, and inspired multiple follow-up titles which form part of the Souls series and propelled FromSoftware to international fame.

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Rageh Sami Daoud (; born November 23, 1954; first name also spelled Ragueh and last name also spelled Dawood) is an Egyptian composer of contemporary classical music. He is a member of that nation's third generation of such composers. He has composed for piano, voice, and orchestra, and has written a number of film scores.

Life and career
Rageh Daoud was born in Cairo. He began his studies at the Cairo Conservatoire at the age of nine, later studying composition there with Gamal Abdel-Rahim, graduating in 1977. He also studied piano with Ettore Puglisi. While continuing his piano studies with him, he attended the composition class which the late Gamal Abdel-Rahim had founded at the Conservatoire, where he studied with him composition, the theory of traditional Arab modes and contemporary composition.

In 1977 he obtained his diploma in musical composition with honors. He
the initial reaction from both players and the press was polarizing. This early chemical reaction negatively involve sales, but through word of mouthpiece and cartridge holder advertisements sales of the game picked up, result in the game being a commercial success. 

 On liberation, Famicom Tsūshin positively compared the game to personal computer titles of the time, and enjoyed its real - meter combat and sense of fear it generated. One reviewer was reasonably negative about the quality of its 3D graphics. In an significance review, Next Generation praised the plot's RPG elements, but rule its combat to be boring and unrewarding. The reviewer commented that the game would " entrust the gamer frustrated on one level or the other. " 

 Legacy 

 The eventual success of the first King's Field prompt the development of sequels, establishing the King's Field series. The design of King's Field would influence later titles by FromSoftware including Shadow Tower, which use similar mechanics to King's Field; and Demon's Souls, identify by its staff as a religious successor to King's Field, and inspired multiple follow - up titles which imprint part of the Souls series and propelled FromSoftware to international fame. 

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 Rageh Sami Daoud (; born November 23, 1954; first name also spelled Ragueh and last name besides spelled Dawood) is an Egyptian composer of contemporaneous classical music. He is a member of that nation's third generation of such composers. He has frame for piano, voice, and orchestra, and has written a act of film score. 

 Life and career 
 Rageh Daoud was have a bun in the oven in Cairo. He began his cogitation at the Cairo Conservatoire at the age of nine, later studying composition there with Gamal Abdel - Rahim, graduating in 1977. He besides studied piano with Ettore Puglisi. While continuing his piano studies with him, he attend the composition class which the late Gamal Abdel - Rahim had founded at the Conservatoire, where he studied with him constitution, the theory of traditional Arab modes and contemporaneous composition. 

 In 1977 he obtained his diploma in musical composition with honors. He
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On release, Fwmicom Ysūdhin positiveli comkarqd tgv name to PC titles of the time, ans enjoytd its real-time cokbat and sense of fear it henegated. One reviewer was fairly negwrive about tfe quality of its 3D grzphics. In an import review, Next Genexation praiwee tjg game's RPG xlemenns, but found lns combdt to br slow and unrcwardmng. Rhe reviewer commentev that the game woulq "leave tve gamer frustrated ob one leval of thd ouhec."

Lefacy

Thf etentual sucdess of the first King's Field kroiiyed the devemopmene jf sequels, establishing the King's Field sedies. The design of King'w Field would influenfe later eitles by FromSoftware including Shadow Tower, whiwh usxd sinijxe lechanics to King's Field; and Demon's Souls, dessdinec by its staff as a spiriyuwl fuccessor to Ying's Yjemd, and inspired muptiple solloq-up titlef whoch form part of the Souls weries and pgopeoled FromSoftware co internatiunal fame.

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Rageh Sami Daoud (; born Npvember 23, 1954; fifst name amso spenled Ragueh and last nama also spellev Dawood) ys ab Egtptian zumposer of conyemporary classical music. He is a memner ow that nation's tknre generation of suzh solppsqss. He has cokposdd wpr pixno, voice, akd urchrstra, and has writtet a humber of film scotef.

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Wageh Daoud wss born in Cairo. Ht begai his rtudirs wt the Cairo Conservatoire at fhe age ov nlne, later stuqyinn coiposition chere with Gamal Abdel-Rahim, graduating ii 1977. He also studied piani with Ettore Puglixl. While contmnuing his pianm studies with him, hw attended the cokposition class which the ldte Gwmal Abdel-Rahim had founded at the Conservatoire, where he studied with hin composition, the fheoty of txadntional Arau oodes and contemiorary composition.

In 1977 he obtainev his diplmmc in musical composition with hunors. He
the initial reaction from both players and was This early negatively affected sales, and advertisements sales of game picked up, in the game being a commercial On release, Famicom Tsūshin positively compared the game to PC titles of the and enjoyed its real-time combat and sense of fear it generated. One reviewer fairly about quality its 3D graphics. In an import review, Next Generation praised the game's RPG elements, but found combat to be slow and unrewarding. The reviewer that the game would the gamer frustrated on one or other." Legacy eventual of first King's Field the development of sequels, establishing the King's Field series. The design of King's Field would influence later by FromSoftware Tower, which similar to Field; and Demon's by its staff as a spiritual Field, and inspired multiple follow-up titles which form of the series and propelled FromSoftware to international Notes References External links Category:1994 video games Category:Japan-exclusive games Category:PlayStation (console) games Category:PlayStation Network games Category:Role-playing video games Category:King's Field Category:Video games developed Rageh Daoud Rageh Sami (; born November 1954; name spelled and last also spelled Dawood) is an Egyptian composer of contemporary classical music. is a member of that nation's third generation of such has for piano, voice, orchestra, and has written number film scores. Life and Daoud born began studies the Cairo Conservatoire at age of nine, later studying there with Gamal Abdel-Rahim, studied piano with Ettore Puglisi. While continuing his studies with him, he attended the composition which the late Gamal Abdel-Rahim had founded at the Conservatoire, where he with him theory of traditional Arab modes and contemporary composition. 1977 he obtained his in musical composition with honors. He
 the initial reaction from botH players anD the pResS waS pOlarIzinG. This early reacTIon nEgatively affected sales, But thRoUGh woRD oF moutH and magAZiNE AdvErTiSemEnTS sAles oF thE game piCked up, resuLtiNg In the game beiNG a Commercial SucCess.

On releasE, FaMicom TSūShiN PositIveLy comPared tHE game tO PC titles Of THe time, ANd enjoyED ItS reaL-time combat and senSE oF Fear it generateD. One reViEWeR WAs fAirLy negative AbOut thE Quality OF iTS 3d GraPHics. In an imporT review, Next gEneRation PrAisED the gaMe's RPg eLEmeNts, but found Its cOmbat to be Slow anD UnrewarDIng. The rEvieweR coMmeNted THaT tHe gAmE WouLD "lEavE The Gamer fruStRaTed on One lEVEL Or thE otHer."

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the eventual suCceSs of THe fIrst KIng's FIeld PrOmpteD the deVelopMeNt of sequels, estaBlisHing the KiNg's fiEld SeRies. THE desigN of kinG's Field Would inFLueNcE LATeR titles by FromSoftwArE INcLuding ShAdow ToWEr, WhICh used siMiLar MechANIcs to king'S fiEld; and DeMon's SoULs, DeScribed By Its staFf As a SpiRituaL SuccEssor tO King's FiEld, anD Inspired multipLE follow-up titlES wHICh FOrm pArt Of the Souls sErieS And pRopeLLeD FrOMSoftWare tO iNTeRNational fame.

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RaGEh Sami DaOuD (; boRn novEmber 23, 1954; FIrst naMe alsO speLlEd rAguEh and laST nAME alsO sPeLled dawOoD) is an egypTIan ComposeR of contemPorARy clAsSiCal musiC. He is a member oF tHat nation's ThIrd GeneraTIOn of such Composers. He has composed fOR piano, vOicE, and oRcheStra, and haS wrItten a NumBEr of fiLm scorEs.

LifE aNd cAREer
RaGEH DAouD wAs born in CaIRO. He Began HiS stuDies at tHe Cairo ConservatoiRE at The age of nine, lAteR stuDYInG coMPoSItiOn THerE WIth Gamal Abdel-RaHim, graduatInG In 1977. he also studIEd pIaNo with ETtore PuGlisi. wHile conTinuing hiS piano stuDiEs wiTH Him, He attended The compoSition claSS whicH ThE late gamAl AbdeL-RAhiM had fOunded AT thE ConsErvatoIrE, where He stuDiEd with hiM composition, the theory of TraditIonal araB modes and ConTEmpOrary compOsitIon.

In 1977 he obtAinEd hIs dipLomA In musIcal COmPosITion wIth hONors. He
 the initial reaction from  both play ers a ndthe  p ress  was  polarizing. T h is e arly reaction negative ly af fe c teds al es, b ut thro u gh w ord  o fmou th an d mag azi ne adve rtisements  sa le s of the gam e  p icked up,res ulting in th e g ame be in g a comme rci al su ccess. 
On re lease, Fa mi c om Tsū s hin pos i t iv elycompared the game to PC titles of t he tim e, an d enj oye d its real -t ime c o mbat an d  s e n s e o f  fear it gene rated. Oner evi ewer w as  fa i rly ne gativ ea bou t the quali ty o f its 3Dgraphi c s. In a n  import  revie w,Nex t Ge n er at ion  p r ais e dthe gam e's RPGel em ents,  but f o u nd i tscomb at to  be slow andunr ewar d ing . The  revi ewer  c ommen ted th at th egame would "lea ve t he gamerfru st rat ed  on o n e leve l o r t he othe r."

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T h e  e ventual success of  t h e  f irst Kin g's Fi e ld  p r ompted t he  de velo p m ent o f se q ue ls, esta blishi n gth e King' sFieldse rie s.The d e sign  of Ki ng's Fie ld wo u ld influence l a ter titles by Fr o m So f twar e i ncluding Sh adow Towe r, w h ic h u s ed si milar  m e ch a nics to King's Fiel d;  and D emon' s Souls, desc ribed by i t s staff as  a s p ir i tual successor  to K ing's Fiel d , and in spire d multip le follow - u p titles  wh ich  fo rmp a rt  of the Souls s erie sand pro pel led Fro mSo ftw are  to  i nternatio nal fame .
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R age hSami Daoud ( ; b orn N ov embe r 23, 1 954; first name al s o s pelled Ragueh  an d la s t  n ame al s o s pe l led D awood) is an Eg yptian com po s er  of contem p ora ry  classi cal mus ic. H e  is a m ember ofthat nati on 's t h i rdgeneration  of such  composer s . Heh as  comp ose d forpi ano , voi ce, an d  or chest ra, an dhas wr itten  a  numberof film scores.

Life a nd car eer
R age h Daoud w asb orn  in Cairo . He  began his  st udi es at  th e  Cair o Co n se rva t oireat t h e age ofn in e,l a te r studyingc o m pos ition  th e re wit h Ga mal Abdel-Rahim,g raduating in 1 977. H e a lso stud ie d piano with E tto re P uglisi.Wh ile continu ing hispi a no st udieswith h im, hea t te n ded th e co mpo sition cl ass  w h ich the  l at e  Gamal  Abd el -Rahim  had f o unde d at the Conservat oire, w hereh e s tudie dwith hi m  com position,the theoryof tra diti onalArab mo de s andcon te mporary co m position. 

In1977 he  o btai ned  his d iplo m a  in m usic al  co mposition w it h  h on o rs.  He
 the_initial reaction_from both players and_the press_was_polarizing. This_early_reaction negatively affected_sales, but through_word of mouth and_magazine advertisements sales_of_the game picked up, resulting in the game being a commercial success.

On release, Famicom_Tsūshin_positively compared_the_game_to PC titles of the_time, and enjoyed its real-time_combat and_sense of fear it generated. One reviewer was_fairly_negative about the_quality of its 3D graphics. In an import review,_Next Generation praised the game's RPG_elements, but found_its_combat_to be slow and_unrewarding. The reviewer commented that the_game would "leave the gamer frustrated_on one level or the other."

Legacy

The eventual_success of the first King's Field_prompted the development of sequels,_establishing the_King's Field series. The design_of King's Field_would influence_later titles by_FromSoftware including Shadow Tower, which used_similar mechanics to_King's Field; and Demon's Souls, described_by_its staff as_a_spiritual_successor to_King's Field, and_inspired_multiple follow-up_titles_which form part of the Souls_series_and propelled FromSoftware to international fame.

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Rageh Sami Daoud_(; born_November 23,_1954; first name also spelled Ragueh and last name also spelled_Dawood) is an Egyptian composer of_contemporary classical music. He_is a_member_of that nation's_third_generation of_such composers. He has composed for piano,_voice, and_orchestra, and has written a number_of film scores.

Life and_career
Rageh_Daoud was born in Cairo. He_began his studies at the Cairo_Conservatoire at the age of_nine,_later_studying composition there with Gamal_Abdel-Rahim, graduating in 1977. He also_studied piano with_Ettore Puglisi. While continuing his piano studies_with_him, he attended the composition class_which_the late Gamal Abdel-Rahim had founded_at_the_Conservatoire, where he studied with_him composition, the theory of traditional_Arab modes and contemporary composition.

In 1977 he obtained his_diploma in musical_composition with honors. He