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largedarryl on 15 July 2008

Did you just say XI? I really enjoyed one on the PS2, but also one of the ones on PS2 was worse than the NES one.

I'll look into this one later and give you my opinion on this game.



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Relias on 15 July 2008

This looks good.... and it's an awesome strategy series.



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KohlyKohl on 15 July 2008

I have this one already and it is very addicting. I have played most in the series and I would put this one at the fifth best in the series.



largedarryl on 15 July 2008

Never mind, this was one of my less than enjoyable PS2 versions of ROTK. I thought X was the best followed by VII. The other ones were not as enjoyable, but since this appears to be a PS2 port, I doubt I'll be getting this one.



BengaBenga on 15 July 2008

wow! Great news. It's like Fire Emblem. I'm a happy gamer now!



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famousringo on 15 July 2008

Well the trailer sure as hell made me lust for this game. I'm going to have to scope out what people have to say about the PS2 version.

Edit: Here's IGN's review of the PS2 version:

http://ps2.ign.com/articles/850/850886p1.html

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In all honestly, this isn't a game for newcomers anyway. Despite surviving for more than 10 games, the barrier to entry for the series is far higher than perhaps anything else on the PlayStation 2. That doesn't negate any of the rewards for actually sticking it out and surviving the grueling process or building up armies and managing resources like a true armchair general, but to get that sense of accomplishment, you'll have to endure an almost relentless level of tedium. If you have that kind of patience, by all means give the game a shot, but only if you have that kind of patience.



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Madanial on 15 July 2008

This game really addictive if you like it.

First time i ever play this game was about 20 years ago on 486 ,and even now this game still worth to play.

Lit up a fire and burn their city lol



dib8rman on 15 July 2008

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youjiro on 15 July 2008

i've always wanted to play this franchise



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quarashi on 15 July 2008
BengaBenga said:
wow! Great news. It's like Fire Emblem. I'm a happy gamer now!

I want to know how it is like Fire Emblem.  I have played a few of the ROTK games and in those you have to help maintain cities and armies.  Train soldiers and all that jazz.  Do you actually do that in FE or are you commenting on the battle system where you have units fighting one another?

 



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