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IGN
IGN
- DS
- 8 / 10
- États-Unis
We missed out on reviewing Super Robot Taisen OG Saga: Endless Frontier when it first came out this past spring, as one part of the huge wave of solid releases that Atlus unleashed upon us unsuspecting Americans one after another through that whole season -- Knights in the Nightmare, Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor, Steal Princess, The Dark Spire and more all came out together, within just a few months of each other around April, May and June. I picked up a copy of Endless Frontier over the summer, though, and have been thoroughly enjoying it when I've had the time to return to it for a little bit more exploration, juggling combat and humorously insensitive dialogue from the main character. It's a game that deserves more than to be lost in the shuffle, so here have been my thoughts, and my recommendation.
You've got plenty of great RPG options on the DS this year, including all that competition from Atlus itself and some other notable tongue-in-cheek adventures that don't take themselves seriously, like the just-released Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. But if you're looking for something even more over-the-top than that, if you have the patience to endure some of the most epically lengthy boss battles you'll ever see in your life as a gamer, and if you haven't felt compelled to pick up that picket sign and decry Atlus's lack of good sense for having built an entire RPG storyline around a man who probably spends his free time trying to sneak into the Playboy mansion, then give Endless Frontier a second glance. The OG is all good.
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Everyeye.it
Everyeye.it
- DS
- 7 / 10
- Italie
Monolith Soft ha osato creare un gioco che certamente farà infuriare i fan più accaniti della serie SRT: le dinamiche di gameplay completamente stravolte e la scelta di confinare i mitici Robot, capisaldi della saga, a meri compagni di supporto nelle retrovie del party o Summon da evocare in battaglia, sono elementi quantomeno bizzari per un gioco come Endless Frontier. Se tuttavia vi avvicinerete al titolo con l'ottica di cercare non un SRT ma un buon rpg, allora quasi sicuramente non rimarrete delusi dall'acquisto. I personaggi carismatici, il fantastico battle system, l'imponente colonna sonora e i dialoghi dalle battute taglienti sapranno farvi chiudere un occhio su una storia a tratti scontata e sulla grafica delle fasi di esplorazione.
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