Elminage starts you off in the town of Trangelda, in which you either use a few pre-made characters or create a band of adventures from 9 different races with 17 classes to choose from & customize the right down to their gender, age & nature all of which play a role in gameplay in some […]
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You have a selection of 16 fighters to choose from with some being locked until you beat the Arcade mode a couple of times. Both the PSP and PS2 versions feature two additional characters over the 14 found in the Arcade original, as well as multiple costumes and extras to unlock. Unfortunately for those of
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Your team consists of a three-man party of customizable characters & 20 or so more characters in reserve. Early on you are told to create your protagonist, though this is just a role-playing formality as cutscenes will play out with whichever member of your party is the ‘Leader’. Customization involves the choosing names, class &
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When they regain consciousness they find that they have all been separated and are now in some very run down looking school they’d never seen before. This is where we are finally given control of a character and must find out what is happening. Walking around you will notice that you move in a grid
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That amount of lives may seem excessive but contrary to the cutesy artstyle and laid back humor this is a pretty challenging game. Starting off the game you will be given the choice to choose either the standard difficulty where you are able to take 4 hits before exploding or Hell’s Finest difficulty where your
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