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Blue Dragon (Japanese language version)

Microsoft
Compatible avec Xbox360™ (X360)

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Asia

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USD 0.00

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Japanese

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NTSC-J

NTSC-U/C

PAL

Description de l'article

Le célèbre producteur de jeux Hironobu Sakaguchi de Mistwalker et le développeur Artoon présentent le très attendu jeu exclusif Xbox 360™ Blue Dragon. Avec le design des personnages d'Akira Toriyama de Dragon Ball Z et la musique de Nobuo Uematsu de Final Fantasy, Blue Dragon est un jeu de rôle épique centré sur un jeune garçon nommé Shu et plusieurs de ses amis. Ces héros improbables possèdent le pouvoir de contrôler des ombres fantômes qui reflètent les actions de leurs maîtres, donnant à Shu et ses compagnons une force miraculeuse et des pouvoirs magiques. Les guerriers peuvent créer et développer leurs styles de combat en utilisant différents types de Shadow Change, notamment Épée, Assassin et Magie de Puissance. Shu et ses amis doivent utiliser les ombres comme armes et maîtriser leurs compétences pour sauver leur monde de la ruine imminente. Rencontrant diverses personnes sur une planète où de nombreuses ruines anciennes subsistent, les personnages et leurs ombres voyagent à travers un monde plein de mystères et d'illusions, où le moindre contact peut provoquer des réactions d'une ampleur sans précédent.

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Note moyenne:

5/5

(37 avis, 3 with text. )

hiddenryu (20) · Jul 07, 2007

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Honestly Blue Dragon, I was quite suprised by this game.
It s kind a mix of Final Fantasy and Grandia. ( the system is rather based on Grandia than on Final imo )
The 1st DVD drags on and on, but the 2nd and 3rd one are pretty fun and it can be really entertaining.
This game holds content for about 40h, 30 of them are worth the time.
Well, the story is also interesting, here and there a little too predictable but not bad though.
The graphics are impressive as well, from time to time, you can hardly distingush between prerederned and in game FMV!
The sound is...ok, old school FF mix.
Gameplay can be boring ( just like FF was ) but
either ways you wont regret to finish this game!

PuNiao (365) · May 23, 2007

Blue Dragon

Despite the involvement of Hironobu Sakaguchi, father of Square Enix\'s world-renowned Final Fantasy (FF) role-playing game (RPG) franchise, expect in Blue Dragon not the convoluted character-driven storyline of your average FF, but simplistic fare that is mostly as an excuse to propel the protagonists to their next dungeon. The lack of plot might bother you initially, but is soon forgotten once you get a taste of the excellent character growth and combat mechanics in here. Protagonist Shu and friends each possesses a shadow creature that can be placed under any of nine inter-changeable shadow categories representing such typical RPG roles as the warrior, elemental mage and thief. Each category caters to its intended role by granting practical statistic bonuses and a basic category skill.

As the category\'s rank (a shadow\'s equivalent of character levels) increases, the bonuses snowball, and advanced category skills are unlocked. Only four advanced category skills can be equipped at a time, but the good news is that they can be equipped independent of the character\'s shadow category, allowing conscientious players to mix and match for improved results. Although the shadow category system is derivative of older FF games, it works well. Genre veterans will be pleased with how familiar and flexible the nuances feel. but not everything is derivative.

Intoducing simultaneous encounters, a revolutionary feature that makes the process of ranking up and unlocking skills much less mundane. Monsters are visible in the dungeon areas your party explores, so enemy encounters are triggered when you come into contact with one. So addictive are the combat mechanics that it is disappointing whenever there are distractions to lengthen the quest. The biggest beef: the ridiculous amount of out-of-places objects - cupboards, pillars, trees and rocks - you can search for gold, items or experience points. Annoying as it may be to examine every little nook and cranny, the rewards are too substantial for you to pass up.

onin322 (2) · Jan 04, 2007

Goog game for the 360 only...

It\'s a Japanese version and doesn\'t include english subtitles for you to understand what is being said. Be patient and wait until an english version is released if you care about it.

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