Breath of Fire II |
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Platform: Game Boy Advance
Tags: RPG, Turn-Based, Fantasy Developer: Capcom More Platforms: SNES AKA: Breath of Fire II: Shimei no Ko (JP) |
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Breath of Fire II reviewReview date unknownJames Gordon says: "I felt that BOF2 was a complete let-down in terms of plot and story. The interesting introductory sequence makes you think that the storyline will be deep and interesting, but Capcom barely scratches the surface. Most of the game's dialogue is devoted to dull and silly conversations between the game's characters, who seem to have no real significance in the storyline, with the exception of Ryu. " |
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Breath of Fire II reviewReview date unknownJason Venter says: "You walk through a dungeon and when you get to the end, you never find yourself thinking what a boring drag of a place it was. Instead, you're almost (dare I say it?) anxious for the next dungeon. How Capcom manages to keep things so fresh is beyond me, but each dungeon is unique and a pleasure to explore, even though enemies do attack more often than you might appreciate." |
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Breath of Fire II reviewReviewed December 21, 2003Stephen Greenwell says: "Overall, Breath of Fire 2 is a game that's just below great because of a bad translation and a lack of new content from the previous release." |
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Breath of Fire II reviewReview date unknownnf says: "I was fortunate enough to find this copy for rent for my SNES as a wee lad, and much time was spent, and what a good time it was. " |
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