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Game Info
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| Platform(s) |
| Playstation |
| Publisher |
| Square Electronic Arts |
| Developer |
| Dream Factory |
| Genre |
| Fighting |
| ESRB
Rating |
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| Violence |
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Grade
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| The Good
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Well-detailed characters
Fluid movement of characters
Additional play modes, including a mini-RPG
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| The Bad
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Questionable move selections
None of the play modes warrant lengthy playtime
Too easy to get to the end
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Ehrgeiz can be considered to be the psuedo-sequel
to both Tobal No.1 and Tobal 2, both fighting
games done by Square and Dreamworks. As with most fighting
games, Ergheiz has a reason for bringing these fighters
together in a tournament.
Yes, you can play as Cloud, Tifa or Sephiroth... Yes, there's
a RPG you can play... But, once you've fought through the
actual game a couple times, you'll realize that the FMV endings
that are your reward aren't much more than the FMV intro.
The fighting moves are either extremely basic or ridiculously
hard to pull off, thereby forcing to stick to just a handful
of moves and hope that the computer doesn't catch on all that
quickly (even though it will).
On the plus side, the game moves very fluidly at 60 fps
and the addition of multiple-level arenas is a nice change.The
3D arenas, though small, look good. As a pleasant distraction,
you can play the RPG or one of the other side games. Although
they run in the same vein as the minigames found in Tekken,
they seem to be a developed with a little less conviction.
On the other hand, the RPG does seem like a warm-up to Vagrant
Story, but don't assume you'll be spending 40+ game hours
churning through it.
Consider this one a rental you can play with friends. There
isn't enough here to really keep you playing for too long.
If you want to play the RPG, there are actually RPGs out that
would suffice better.
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- kinderfeld
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