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Crimson Gem Saga is a good game. If you’re an RPG fan and you happen to have a PSP lying around, you should definitely get this game. Good luck finding it, though! ...
Extrait: Ever since its inception, I thought the PSP was going to be an RPG rich console. Great screen real estate, powerful graphics for a handheld, and plenty of disc capacity. Playing chunks of RPGs while on the road, waiting for appointments, or laying in b...
Extrait: If you're into Japanese RPGs (meaning you're into young, androgynous heroes, who fight evil empires bent on destruction, with massively-oversized weaponry), then your pickings are fairly slim on the Playstation Portable. Fortunately for you, the PSP's ...
Extrait: Crimson Gem Saga is a simple role-playing game containing a much more arduous journey than its cheery presentation suggests. Annoying dungeon design and numerous other quirks undercut its functional competence, while a lack of originality and intrigue ...
Extrait: The PlayStation Portable has had a rough year or so, with a serious lack of titles and even fewer system exclusives. When Crimson Gem Saga was announced, I was excited about the prospect of an Atlus RPG giving me a reason to turn on my PSP again. From ...
Extrait: An enjoyable adventure for the PSP, Crimson Gem Saga does have flaws in its storyline and dialogue moments, but the game does a great job of delivering a thought-provoking adventure. Killian is a bit arrogant to start with, and you may not initially ca...
Looks beautiful, can be played for long periods or short bursts, offers a decent challenge and has hilarious writing.
fortune leads to big adventures. Most men become heroes and save the world because they’re extraordinarily talented and lucky. That doesn’t happen to our hero, Killian. Nope. Poor Killian’s a target for bad luck, and I don’t think...
