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Blue Dragon | 80% Recommended by our customers. Manufacturer: Microsoft Catalog: Video Games Release date: 2007-08-28 Audience age target: Teen Suitable before (months): 240 Media: Video Game Model: A7J-00005 Ean: 0882224465038 Upc: 882224465038 |
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| Compatible with: Xbox 360 |
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| Blue Dragon is an epic role-playing game that centers on a young boy named Shu and several of his friends. These unlikely heroes possess the power to control phantom shadows that mirror the actions of their masters, giving Shu and his comrades miraculous strength and magical powers. The warriors can create and develop their combat styles by utilizing different types of Shadow Change, including Sword, Assassin, and Power Magic. Shu and his friends must use the shadows as weapons and wield their skills to save their world from impending doom. Encountering various people on a planet where numerous ancient ruins remain, the characters and their shadows travel through a world full of mysteries and illusions, where the slightest touch can cause reactions of unparalleled magnitude. |
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Summary: the final boss was too easy I even didn't give it a chance to counter-attack...but overall, still a fun game, especially for Dragon Ball fans back to the day~ Summary: Good Fun, but needs more content for leveling up My son and I have been playing this game together and have really been enjoying it. He's almost 9, and yes, they say the word bastard a few times, but he's so engrossed in the storyline that it hasn't been an issue at all. The game itself has been quite fun (we aren't done yet, currently on disc 3). The only problem is that we are up to boss fights now, but our levels are suddenly not near high enough. So now we are just putzing around grinding levels. I have WoW for that =P It's much more fun to follow a storyline than grind, especially in this game, so I wish they had planned out the leveling better. Other than that no complaints. Summary: Old skool fun in a new skool package Wow this is a classic roleplaying game. It's turn based and everything. The graphics are really well done and the whole dragonball-esque style was exhilarating. Of course the replay value is quite low since the side stories and quests are quite few and very short. The entire game has a ton of fmv clips so if you don't like a little roleplaying with your story, this is not the game for ya. Summary: the Best RPG for XBOX 360 yet! if you are in love with RPG games and looking for the best game to play on you XBOX 360 console, this is what you need to buy. Summary: Suprisingly good OK, I am not an anime fan. Not even a little. I tried Blue Dragon simply because I was jonesing for an RPG, and this was about all there was after Oblivion for the 360. Well, much to my suprise, I ended-up thoroughly engrossed in the darn thing. Since I have limited time, I'll do a short and sweet Pro/Con summary: PROS: Absolutely stellar graphics. It really seems like you are playing a Pixar movie at times. Colorful and inventive, Blue Dragon is a pleasure to look-at, and lets face it, that matters. Very simple and intuitive interface. Almost everything you need to access for your inventory, stats, spells, etc are logically located in one, succinct menu, with the map in another. Very quick and easy. Makes you wonder why after 10+ years the otherwise excellent Resident Evil series can't figure this out. The storyline is predictable silly, even juvenile, but it's done with enough charm and originality to more-or-less make up for it. Somehow, I still wanted to see what would happen next, and I am one cynical sod ;) Tons of content. Lets face it, 60 bucks is a lot of dough, and I would usually shy away from buying a plotted game. Normally I rent them, as the replay value, at least for me is low. But this thing is so darn huge, that it will keep you playing for a month probably. At least as long as Oblivion from what I can tell. Technically, the game seems nearly flawless. I have experienced no graphic gitches or frame-rate slowdowns at all. Soundtrack. The score and incedental music is excellent, if not slightly incongruous. There's a main leitmotif that sounds almost exactly the same as the one from Godfather II. There's also a very cool uptempo original metal track from Deep Purple's Ian Gillan that plays during the boss fights. Cool track, except that I wish they had more than one in the game :/ I noticed a couple of teen reviewers noted the "cheese metal" boss-music. I found this pretty hilarious. They are playing a game that looks like a carebears cartoon, what do they want, Slayer? The song that's there is heavy and fast enough to fit the action, without being out-of-place. Cons: (These are largely subjective) Frustrating content decisions. Although I haven't quite finished the game yet, (I'm on disc 3) so far this has been an almost entirely innocent and innocuous game, that I would highly recommend for any child. The gameworld is whimsical and charming, without the slightest hint of "adult content", with the bizarre addition of the occasional use of the word "b*stard". Now stop me if this doesn't seem weird to you, but why on earth would they have these cuddly, carebear-like charcters suddenly feel the need to yell that? It's not only unintentionly funny to an adult, (picture a lady smurf suddenly flipping-up their shirt for no reason)but it's keeping me from letting my 9-year old play a game that ordinarily would be fine. Like the game would be less fun if they didn't say "b*stard" a few times per disc. Just seems like a stupid business decision. "Hey! Let's limit millions of potential little-kid buyers from spending their 60 bucks so we can cuss a few times! They make a good, cute, kiddie game, then make it off-limits for much of their target audience. Weird. Glad they aren't handling my mutual fund. Repetiton. Any long-time fan of Japanese console RPG's is used to the somewhat repetitive combat, so it won't be news to you, but to any people more used-to western-style combat, fighting essentially the same battle 10,000 times can stretch your patience. After 20 hours or so of play, I found myself running past most of the mobs just so I wouldn't have to battle anymore. Although to be fair, they did add more depth and strategy to the fighting than normal, otherwise, i would have started avoiding the fights much sooner :) Overall, highly recommended. |
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| Our price | $19.99 | $39.99 | $39.99 | $39.99 | $37.99 |
| List price | $19.99 | $39.99 | $39.99 | $39.99 | $39.99 |
| Lowest used price | $14.99 | $27.16 | $29.99 | $24.00 | $23.50 |
| Lowest new price | $17.07 | $29.00 | $39.08 | $31.95 | $24.95 |
| Catalog | Video Games | Video Games | Video Games | Video Games | Video Games |
| Release date | 2007-08-28 | 2007-09-17 | 2008-02-13 | 2007-11-20 | 2007-08-21 |
| Audience age target | Teen | Teen | Teen | Mature | Mature |
| Suitable before (months) | 240 | 240 | 240 | 240 | 240 |
| Media | Video Game | Video Game | Video Game | Video Game | Video Game |
| Format | - | - | - | - | CD+DVD |
| Model | A7J-00005 | 21009 | - | M59-00033 | - |
| Ean | 0882224465038 | 0722674210096 | 0882224521017 | 0882224355254 | 0827307994524 |
| Upc | 882224465038 | 722674210096 | 882224521017 | 882224355254 | 710425299636 |
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