Atlus The Legend of Legacy - Nintendo 3DS

Bought for friend

Good game

Poco más que decir que está incorrectamente etiquetado, es la versión de EEUU ESRB y no funciona en consolas europeas.

FF9した、事ありますかリベルがローズ垂らしてシーンありました、FF9ジタン見たいなキャラでした、後のキャラ微妙なキャラ多いかもレジェンドオブレガシーヤバイ作品どっかで似てるな、思うキャラ出てくると思うのでヤバイ問題似すぎてヤバイリベルキャラがジタン見たいな性格戦闘時の性格ジタン見たいなキャラでした、セリフもですけどヤバイやり過ぎ疑問点にうり二つキャラ出てくる可能性高い

The Legend of Legacy (terrible title) is actually a rather under appreciated game in the US. The game brought together several Square Enix veterans: Composer Masashi Hamauzu (FFX, FFXIII), writer Masato Kato (Chrono Trigger, Chrono Cross), and designer Tomomi Kobayashi of the Saga series.The first few hours spent with this game were a bit of a confusing blur. The in game 'tutorial' was pretty basic, so one is pretty much thrown into the mix with very little preparation. The manual included digitally is actually pretty helpful - so I would recommend reading it first.*For best results take a tank (a high armor value character for defending) and give one of your other characters a short sword and the other a bow. This will make the early portion of the game MUCH easier. I had two characters that came with short swords, and I didn'tThere really isn't much story here, which is just fine, some JRPGs get a little too story driven and forget gameplay. So you have a handful of adventurers that go to this strange island in order to find... something. What they are looking for differs based on the character. In the beginning you have a choice of heroes. The game then populates your party accordingly. You can recruit the rest of the characters pretty early on. They start appearing in the village as you explore the early portion of the game.This is one tough game. Players will love or hate this depending on how much they enjoy grinding and complete exploration. The battles can be brutal depending on the choices you make or the attacks of the enemies. One unfortunate STUN can really throw off your battle plans. Luckily, you can almost always run from battles (the exception being a few bosses and notorious foes). But running will take you to the beginning of the current map. Also, there is a handy quick save. Use this feature OFTEN. I usually quick save after every few battles or whenever I get a nice random drop. Just because it sucks having to back track the last hour or two of the game - as I was forced to once... I quickly learned the merits of quick saving soon after.There is a grinding factor (as mentioned above). The leveling system is really similar to Chrono Cross. You gain small bonuses in HP, SP, and attack/ defense power. You also level up skills and unlock new skills on the skill chart. The more often you utilize a certain skill, the more that skill levels up - hence the stronger it becomes.The artwork and the music are pretty good, especially for 3DS standards; everything looks like a water color pop up book and the music is melodic and well suited to the style.Impression? A tough game with turn based combat that is pretty grind heavy. You will do a lot of exploring and back tracking. There are interesting game play devices to keep the game fresh however. Overall I highly recommend this game for old school JRPG fans. If you like games such as Bravely Default, Chrono Cross, and Etrian Odyssey, you'll likely enjoy this title.Pros:+ Punishingly difficult although auto escape and quick save features help.+ Gorgeous artwork.+ A beautiful score by the composer of FFXIII.+ Several characters to choose from and utilize.+ Interesting, challenging, and fun weapon / skill system.+ Non linear progression.Cons:- Very little story until very late in the game.- Difficulty can be frustrating, especially during boss battles.- Elemental system can be frustrating in battle