Yes , yes, i'm well aware that this game is "old" by current gaming standards, but imo this game is a beautiful and artsy gem that really stands out among all the titles that this gen has thus accumulated.
Being a Pol it was very interesting to play a game about Chopin and find out how he can be percieved. A 19nth century pianist and overall music composer becomes and fantasy world moster slayer and , to some degree, a liberator for the oppressed? Pure gold. Especially when you decide to dwelve into the game's very essence, or as some would call, story.
While playing the game i noticed, and i'm sure that other people that had played also noticed this, just how....fast the game developes, how the sequences in the game don't make much sense from a logical standpoint. New friends being made just like that, human bosses that you defeat are barely, if at all, mentioned after the battle. Heck, Chopin who is the main character is almost non-existant in the game (as in the game doesn't focus on him).
The way that the game is made....well...it reminds me of the way that dreams are made. And i'm not kidding you, the whole gameplay and story an attempt to visualize a dream. A beautiful dream that would represent all that Chopin wanted to do and achieve, this based off our knowledge of him.
Did you guys and girls have any similar feeling while playing this game?
I'm well aware that this game is about's Chopins dream as he lays on his deathbed, what i am trying to tell you is not about the general plot...but the way the plot is being shown, the way things progress durring the game.
If i lose access to this profile as well....I'm done with this site.....You've been warned!!.....whoever you are...
Happy Wii60 user. Me and my family are a perfect example of where hardcore meets casual and together mutate into something awesome.









