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The Legend of Dragoon

aka: La Leyenda de los Dragoons

Moby ID: 4163

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PlayStation screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — The intro FMV is well-done - and is one of the very few such videos in the game

thumbnail — Note the detailed, realistic character modeling in the video

thumbnail — The game's starting scene done with in-game engine - the hero Dart is reading a newspaper while birds are watching him

thumbnail — The game's first battle - naturally, it's just the hero; and if the enemies aren't slimes, they must be evil enemy soldiers

thumbnail — The first explorable location of the game - Dart's destroyed home village. Note the glowing save sign

thumbnail — Helena Prison, the first dungeon-like area you'll venture into

thumbnail — This is the world map. It's horribly linear even by Japanese RPG standards

thumbnail — Character equipment and information

thumbnail — The game's pre-rendered backgrounds offer some nice - if sterile and somewhat artificial - views

thumbnail — Early battle in a cave dungeon. Shana is shooting at a monster with her bow

thumbnail — Another day, another forest clearing - and remember, if your path doesn't take you to the goal, it will point to a conveniently placed treasure chest

thumbnail — Open-air battle. To inflict any kind of reasonable damage, you'll have to time those attacks for combos over and over again. Lavitz here is exercising

thumbnail — One of the towns you'll visit in the first quarter or so of the game. The game likes zooming out in many locations

thumbnail — The game comes on four discs. Each time you have to swap one, pictures with such simple, yet nice-looking art appear

thumbnail — Finally you gain some dragon transformation abilities. Rose here is one of the first - see how her battle command menu changes to correspond to the new form

thumbnail — Dragon transformations are shown with some eye-candy. Albert is preparing to embrace his new self

thumbnail — Interior locations in populated areas have some interesting angles and viewpoints more often than not. This is just an inn in one of the towns

thumbnail — This is not a dragon transformation, but rather a dragon spellcasting in progress. Dart is ready to inflict some fire-based damage

thumbnail — A lovely-looking city - nearing the climax of the game's first part

thumbnail — Dragon attacks are handled a bit differently - you'll have to time them as well as measure their power. Haschel here has found his new cool purple identity

thumbnail — Castle dungeon. Nice statue!..

thumbnail — You don't say. One of the game's all too many examples of contrived, pathetically inept dialogue

thumbnail — Dart and his friends apparently decide that Greek Orthodoxy is the right way of following the Apostolic teachings

thumbnail — A controversial suggestion in a mayor's house...

thumbnail — Sailing towards new lands! We are about halfway through the game now

thumbnail — This town is built on water. You'll have to climb a bit to reach eccentrically-placed item shops

thumbnail — This menu shows your final, full party. Naturally, only three can fight at the same time

thumbnail — No Japanese RPG is complete without extended scenes from your companions' pasts

thumbnail — Mid-game battle in a forest. Check out my new companions - and see how two of my guys are poisoned...

thumbnail — Nice snowy mountain dungeon. Those ugly arrows appear by default, but you can remove them

thumbnail — At least since <moby game="final fantasy vii">Final Fantasy VII</moby>, no Japanese RPG is complete without heterosexual childhood friends who share ambiguous somewhat-romantic scenes

thumbnail — See Meru do a little victory dance after having defeated an enemy

thumbnail — Each chapter opens with such screens

thumbnail — Nice effect - footprints on the sand

thumbnail — Later in the game you'll be able to synchronize your dragon attacks. The screen morphs into this afterwards

thumbnail — Late-game dungeons have, as usually, a more abstract, cold feel...

thumbnail — ...and can even have a slight sci-fi touch

thumbnail — Late-game enemies like pounding you with hit-all attacks

thumbnail — A decisive boss battle (one out of a fairly long row) late in the game

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