PREMISE: Enter a world of knights and dragons, of mystery and intrigue, of romance and treachery. Your weapons can be improved the farther you play into the game, and there are not a few hidden secrets and surprises. The cinemas are unavoidable, but they serve to explain why you are fighting a given level. The graphics are detailed and shaded, no enemies are repeated, and the opponent mix is unique and appropriate for each level. IMPRESSIONS: I know it's been done before, but that doesn't mean that it can't be done well again. An excellent space shooter in the Gundam mold. He fights not for patriotism or duty - he just wants to be the last man standing when the shooting stops. Let us take a moment to reflect on the experiences of a Pacific States Marine Corps assault suit pilot, who is an expert with his Valken. PREMISE: In the not-so-distant future, mankind is waging a full scale war with itself over the dwindling resources of Earth and the Moon. IMPRESSIONS: Reminds me a lot of the later Ultima games, but with the emphasis on arcade-style gameplay. Together, they must recover the four Guardian Blades of earth, air, fire, and water and use their magic to conquer their foes. Aiding him are an unlikely assortment of companions - a wizard, a white mage, a cyborg knight, and a draconian shapeshifter. PREMISE: Allen, our sword-swinging hero, has embarked on a holy
Source material, and I think they managed to pull it off. Packed a lot in here in an effort to remain true to the Than most, although there are superior ones. IMPRESSIONS: Not bad! The story is believable, and decent enough if Girl named Hiromi and her efforts at becoming a star Yamamoto, and later transcribed to anime by Osamu DezakiĪnd Akio Sugino. Well-known shojo manga written in the 1970s by Sumika PREMISE: This game is derived from the anime TV adaptation of a
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