Buggy Loop
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Had it on wishlist for a while.
Can't really beat that price to jump in. I don't know what it makes in US dollars,but for 2.89 CDN$, it's a joke.
Played through it a couple of times on Switch. I also bought it dirt cheap, like 90 % off. The game pretty good, but I have a nostalgic boner for the original so that might play into my opinion. It's a pretty faithful remake, old school OST is there and the iconic intro and cut scenes haven't been messed with. So for me who has no longer access to the original, this remake is as good as it gets. I hope Zwei and Orta gets a remake too.
What happened to this?
Unfortunately I have to disagree; the chilling scream of the Dragoon when its original rider dies is changed and muffled now. I used to always get goosebumps at that moment in the intro, but in the remake I don't feel it at all.iconic intro and cut scenes haven't been messed with.
You ever play Orta? That’s the only I’ve played and it was pretty badass in 2003I wrote a review for Panzer Dragoon for anyone interested.
I put it in spoilers as not to take up to much space, but please feel free to read:
The game sucks.
I've only played 1 and 2. I really want to play Saga, but I'm not spending $32,000 for a copy on Saturn.You ever play Orta? That’s the only I’ve played and it was pretty badass in 2003
There is a place. It is called Archive.org.I've only played 1 and 2. I really want to play Saga, but I'm not spending $32,000 for a copy on Saturn.
For that price its worth it to own a bit of gaming history, but the game itself is very barebones for someone who played Orta before this.
Orta is still a near-perfect game after 20 years and still feels 'modern' while this remake of the first game feels somewhat dated. Your dragon being able to change to fit your playstyle or certain enemies made Orta an entirely different experience imo.
The original is worth playing at the very least to have a frame of reference and because some story bits tie to the rest of the series. The stellar artstyle, atmosphere and soundtrack make it shine. Gameplay-wise its sequel (Zwei) was such a massive improvement while also expanding the lore and retaining its atmosphere that it may make the original feel rough around the edges a bit, but still fun. And challenging.
The remake .. eh, it's a remake with a lot of shitty choices wrapped amateurishly together. The original's replay value wasn't good to begin with, and the remake magnifies that about tenfold while throwing away the novelty and introducing issues that make it play worse. It is worth playing as an alternative, it's not bad, and obviously a must for fans like me. It's just a damn shame that it's so cheaply and stupidly cobbled together. I hope to God they make it right with Zwei.
Game is way overrratedFor that price its worth it to own a bit of gaming history, but the game itself is very barebones for someone who played Orta before this.
Orta is still a near-perfect game after 20 years and still feels 'modern' while this remake of the first game feels somewhat dated. Your dragon being able to change to fit your playstyle or certain enemies made Orta an entirely different experience imo.