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Binding: Video Game EAN: 0083717200451 ESRB Age Rating: Teen Item Dimensions: Label: Konami Manufacturer: Konami MPN: 20045 Platform: PlayStation2 Publisher: Konami Studio: Konami Accessories: Editorial Review: Book Description: Suikoden III is the deepest and most innovative installment in the series' rich seven-year history. With multiple endings, three styles of combat (party, army, and one-on-one battles), and the ability to recruit from over 100 characters throughout your quest, Suikoden III raises the bar for RPGs everywhere. Also new to both the series and the RPG genre is the Trinity Sight System, which enables players to experience events from the viewpoints of three different characters. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Impressive PS2 Debut!For all of those Suikoden fans out there that are wondering how the series would fare in it's first installation for PS2... rest assured! There are vast differences between Suikoden's 1 and 2 compared to 3... Much revamped graphics, comparable soundtrack, tweaked battle system, and the very innovative Trinity Sight system! You can look forward to many hours of pure enjoyment and I'm sure you shouldn't be disappointed in the least! I'd say it's a 95/100 ^^ Rating: - Different Viewpoints, Same Story, BeautifulThe greatest aspect of this game had to have been its usage of the system which allowed the user to see the same scene from different points of view. While you start off completely disliking one character for their portrayal in the eyes of another you quickly understand their point of view as you begin to control them later on. It just adds a new twist to the way RPGs are played and helps to make what would seem like an interesting story into a classic. The story itself is interesting ... Read More Rating:  - Just doesn't work as a GameAlthough the story to this game is awesome, I had to push through the annoying aspect of no real main charater for the first half of the game. A very tedious combat system. And finally the never ending annoyiance of running to and from CONSTANTLY. It took me forever to beat the game cause I had to force my self to play a horrible game in order to enjoy a good story. I loved suikoden 1 and 2 I thought this made for a poor excuse for a suikoden game. Rating: - AmazingI've seen a lot of reviews here about all of the grievances people have with Suikoden III, comparing it to other games and saying that the story is not up to par. Honestly the only problem I had with it would be the lack of direction when going to recruit characters. However in the case of the story I see no flaws. The story's seen mostly in 3 perspectives (I don't really count Thomas, he's not that big of a character interesting). The biggest charm I'd feel about this story is the mystery of it all. ... Read More Rating: - Quest with the 108 stars of Destiny!Reviewed for Big Boss Games by: Eschneider6 This is the third part in a long running series from Konami, there's Suikoden and Suikoden II both worth checking out. Enter the land of Grassland in Suikoden III, where war and conflict have been between the six clans of Grassland, Zexen Federation, and Holy Kingdom of Harmonia. What's different in Suikoden III is that you play the story through the eye's of 3 characters. Geddoe, Captain of the small defense force of Harmonia, Hugo, ... Read More |
