"So while Panzer Dragoon may have been a significant title during its time period, does it still offer an interesting, and more importantly, fun experience for players?"
I'm glad you asked this question.
It's always hard to know how to approach games like this. If you give people the myth then you risk losing credibility when they play the game and find out that it's not as stunning as you made out. But I thought you made an effective contrast between the historical perspective of being blown away by Panzer Dragoon as a new Saturn owner and the more critical analysis of its flaws 10+ years on.
One thing:
"Granted, these choices don't sound terrible, but you want something more, something different that your brand new, next generation system could provide."
This sentence jump between tenses. Switching to the past tense for the single sentence paragraph works well, but it feels awkward here (because half the sentence is in the present tense). Maybe something like, "Granted, these choices don't sound terrible, but you want something more, something different for your brand new, next generation system." I dunno. But other than that I thought you handled the changes in tense well.
Plus you get extra marks for working in a BttF reference.
I'm glad you asked this question.
It's always hard to know how to approach games like this. If you give people the myth then you risk losing credibility when they play the game and find out that it's not as stunning as you made out. But I thought you made an effective contrast between the historical perspective of being blown away by Panzer Dragoon as a new Saturn owner and the more critical analysis of its flaws 10+ years on.
One thing:
"Granted, these choices don't sound terrible, but you want something more, something different that your brand new, next generation system could provide."
This sentence jump between tenses. Switching to the past tense for the single sentence paragraph works well, but it feels awkward here (because half the sentence is in the present tense). Maybe something like, "Granted, these choices don't sound terrible, but you want something more, something different for your brand new, next generation system." I dunno. But other than that I thought you handled the changes in tense well.
Plus you get extra marks for working in a BttF reference.
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