One of the few I haven't played. Still sitting in shrink wrap on a shelf...






One of the few I haven't played. Still sitting in shrink wrap on a shelf...
| RolStoppable said: That was a poor review. |
Forgot to reply to this. All my reviews are poor. My writing is as generic as you can get and every review reads the same. I completely agree with you here, just not the rest of what you wrote.
Oh, and the castle isn't "almost as big as the entire Dawn of Sorrow. Take a look at both castles. On OoE, there is so much empty space in between everything, while in DoS it's filled in a lot more. OoE is overall a bigger game if you put all the areas together I'd think, but the castle I'd say is about half the size of DoS.
After finishing Dawn of Sorrow and Portrait of Ruin I was very surprised by this game's difficulty. I don't think it's as good as the first two on DS, but it's still very good if very hardcore. You're being harsh for no reason.

Wasn't you that reviewed Lunar Silver Star Harmony as well? , we seem to be exact opposites you and I ....
The glyph system, and having to change weapons almost every other room in order for them to be effective against enemies killed it for me.
Still a good game. (with some great boss battles)
But out of the DS games i Preferred Portrait of Ruin and Dawn of Sorrow much more.
| PullusPardus said: Wasn't you that reviewed Lunar Silver Star Harmony as well? , we seem to be exact opposites you and I .... |
Nope. Never even played the PSP version.
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