Dragon Warrior VII for PlayStation 1 Reviews

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This game will take you a long time to beat and you will have to invest between 100-250 hours to beat it depending if you play the sidequests. Minimum it will take over 100 hours and that is really pushing it, I can not stress it enough. There are many sidequests such as casinos, a monster park where you can keep monsters you defeat, finding tiny medals for great weapons, etc. This game is extremely difficult if you do not have a Prima strategy guide. from Amazon.com This is a long, rewarding, and extremely old-school game. It reminds more of Dragon Quest IV than even the more recent games in the series (V and VI). Carried over from VI is the excellent job system. from Amazon.com I was kind of disappointed with the game, but only because I have played the game that comes after it, Dragon Quest 8. I just couldn't compare to that game and well, I haven't played it but once. from Amazon.com I won't go into describing the graphics or what combat in Dragon Warrior is like since this is Dragon Warrior 7 I'll assume any one interested in this title has played at least one of them before. The characters were likable enough. from Amazon.com First let me say that i absolutely loved the first Dragon Warrior and the last, which is part 8. So why do i dislike part 7 so much? from Amazon.com REVIEWERS NOTE: Throughout this review the product is referred to as Dragon Quest VII and not Dragon Warrior VII. They're both the same game, but the truth is: the series is called Dragon Quest. from Amazon.com For the quaint graphics, the thin (dare I say two-dimensional?) characters, the so-so plot, and the time-intensive job system, I still spent most of the journey enjoying myself. The graphics are a huge leap over previous Dragon Warrior incarnations (at least the previous United States immigrants), and a huge leap behind other contemporaneous RPGs (but not far enough behind to capture nostalgia value). from Amazon.com The battle system in itself isn't that bad, but it does begin to grow quite tiresome. The class system, which could have been very cool, is executed rather sloppily. For one thing, the classes aren't exactly balanced, especially since a character's class has no bearing on the equipment they can use. Want a wizard wielding a huge sword and wearing immensely heavy armor? from Amazon.com At first glance when the average gamer starts this game, they wonder about this game's expectations. It boasts a hundred hours of gameplay, so that must mean that the graphics must be really good, right? Well, most gamers take one look at the graphics, fiddle around with the game for a little bit, and give up completely. I warn you, this game is not for those who are only out for the flasy graphics or the gameplay that's so simple any five-year-old could complete it in their sleep. from Amazon.com As amazon.com reviews, certainly this game graphic may be inferior. But I love dragon warrior than final fantsy series. I love the unique system of the dragon warrior, even if is said that the game system is out of date, concretly like the battle system, the damage system by expressing words or points or the wonderful monster characters drawed by Akira Toriyama, the great synario as if we exist in middle age Europe written by Horii Yuuji, and sentimental music that we feel the fravor of Broque period sounds composed by Kouichi Sugiyama.

By combination of the ability of theree men, the soft, dragon warrior, got to be supecial game.

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Released	over 3 years ago
Publisher	Square Enix Square Enix
Genre	Role-Playing Role-Playing
Max. Number Of Players	1 1
ESRB Rating	T - (Teen) T - (Teen)
Control Elements	Gamepad Gamepad Joystick Joystick
ESRB Descriptor	Suggestive Themes Suggestive Themes
MPN	B00005OLWB
Memory Support	Without Memory Support Without Memory Support
Release Date	15 November, 2001 15 November, 2001
UPC	695981100094 695981100094

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