BeyondUnreal
27 Feb 2008, 06:55
Arstechnica's <a href=http://arstechnica.com/journals/thumbs.ars/2008/02/26/along-lost-love-post-release-impressions-of-lost-odyssey>Opposable Thumbs</a> column makes a pretty ringing endorsement of the recently released Lost Odyssey RPG.
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I've only just completed the first disc, but so far I've found myself enthralled with a game in a subgenre that I thought was surely dead. If you were worried about the possibility of Blue Dragon being a sign of the imminent downfall of one of the genre's greatest contributors, you can cast those worries aside: Sakaguchi has returned to form and produced one of the most refined RPG experiences to hit any platform in a long time. The ball's in your court now, Square-Enix.
More... (http://www.beyondunreal.com/daedalus/singlepost.php?id=11607)
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I've only just completed the first disc, but so far I've found myself enthralled with a game in a subgenre that I thought was surely dead. If you were worried about the possibility of Blue Dragon being a sign of the imminent downfall of one of the genre's greatest contributors, you can cast those worries aside: Sakaguchi has returned to form and produced one of the most refined RPG experiences to hit any platform in a long time. The ball's in your court now, Square-Enix.
More... (http://www.beyondunreal.com/daedalus/singlepost.php?id=11607)