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HanzoTheRazor on 12 August 2008

Eternal Sonata on the PS3 seams to be a whole new game. It is a lot longer, much more content has been added and it has multiple endings [the ending was crap on the 360 version and it came real quick too].

The Japanese reviews are very positive so far as well... I would definitely wait, as it seams to be a very different game on the PS3. U could end up re-buying it in the future again too if u realy like the 360 version, which would be a wast of money.

Quality & quantity or price?



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*bleu-ocelot* on 12 August 2008

I'll definitely pick this game up for the PS3, along with Bioshock.



AceRock on 12 August 2008

I agree with anyone who dislikes Blue Dragon, thought Eternal Sonata was colorful but nothing amazing, and Lost Odyssey was pretty solid but forgettable. I am an RPG fan and these are just opinions based on the large amount I have played. I can see where these three would all be great as introductions to RPGs however.



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Ari_Gold on 13 August 2008

i enjoyed this game quite a bit, its worth getting for sure



Burgles on 13 August 2008
Grahamhsu said:
Burgles said:
Sorry to go on...But that Nene bad guy in BD....what is he all about, not exactly a super villain by any strech of the imagination!

 

Actually any DnD player would find NeNe to be the perfect super villain? What is he? Obviously he's a kobold one of the most broken races in the DnD world with over 3 characters that can have either infinite skills, stat points, or etc. Nene is obviously Pun-Pun who forgot to kill a god to get his immortality. Google pun pun, if you're too lazy basically he's a kobold with inifinite stats.

I'm no DnD player lol. I don't think JRPG = DnD fan personally, but I could be wrong. I always associated DnD type games with WRPGS, NWN and the like...

Anyways I'm being rude going OT again, thanx for the info though mate.