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Avatar: The Game - PSP Game
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PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:752919480281
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
SKU:PSP_AVATAR_THE_LAST_AIRBENDER
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PSP |
| ESRB Rating | Everyone 10+ |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
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There was a bit of the double image/line things that everyone mentions. But on mine it is only on the very first disc in the first book. I used some specialty cleaner and scratch repair just in case- it didn’t completely get rid of it; but it did help. I would rather have it on blu ray, but this is much preferable to not having it at all! One of the few cartoon-like movies/shows that are funny and entertaining for kids but not so silly they just destroy my adult soul.
I was happy to see this series released in HD on BluRay. They did a good job up-scaling it and the issues from the DVD set are gone. But I do have one small gripe. Someone got lazy while making these. Disc 1 and 2 were done right. The issue for me starts at Disc 3, Chapter 17. Instead of starting the episode starting at it’s title, the episode now has the intro in it. And since they did not add a chapter mark, you have to fast forward up to the episode title if you don’t want to watch the intro again. Then this issue goes away when you reach Book 2: Earth, Disc one Chapter one. Then returns again in Chap 6: The Blind Bandit, where Intro makes it’s return and they start to annoy you with “Previously on Avatar”. Do we REALLY need to be reminded of what happened previously on Avatar in a Box Set? Yet once again, you can’t hit the “Next” button to skip it because there is no chapter mark to skip this. And if you do hit “Next”, you will end up 9:47 into the episode. It goes away when you reach Chapter 12/13. where they combine the 2 episodes. I know it may not bother others the way it bothers me, but this issue would of been solved if they simply started the episodes at their title, or added proper chapter marks to make skipping to the start of the episode possible. Maybe they could fix it in the 4K release.. who knows. Still, no regrets buying this BluRay set, but I did take off a star for it.
If you are like me you want to make sure that the double blur line from the original dvd set is fixed. If thats what you are worried about, they fixed it.
I am a huge animation fan. I have always loved shows that take pride in good animation whether it be Jonny Quest, Gargoyles, Batman the animated series, Talespin, whatever. Unfortunately, after the 90s there was a decline in quality animation in favor of a low quality, high level of production animation. Avatar looked different, but when it first came out I was busy with sports and never got a chance to watch it on tv. Now after all these years of hearing a lot of good things about avatar I decided to find out whether the show really is as good as people claim or if it’s merely that it came at such a low era in animation that it is being compared to other shows of the same time. After watching it I can say it is the most impressive animated tv show I’ve ever seen. The animation is flawless and the movements are so fluid and with a show based on fast movements and fights that is a fairly rare and very impressive accomplishment. Really my only issue with the show is the way vehicles are animated is more of computerish as opposed to traditional animation which clashes at times, but I don’t let it distract me enough to hurt the show. The voice acting in the show is another impressive aspect. The voices and emotions are perfect and when taking into account the characters being animated appropriately it works perfectly together. Then there’s the soundtrack… I must admit while watching it at first the soundtrack is so perfect that I really didn’t “notice†it cause it was.
I grew up watching this show and it has (in my opinion) remained one of the best shows I have ever seen. It definitely holds to the test of time. If you’re like me and you grew up with it then you should definitely buy this collection, at least just to re-visit it should you get the itch to watch it in the future. Plus, now it’s in Blu-ray so the quality will be way better.If you have never seen this show then I HIGHLY recommend you buy the series. It is definitely worth the price and I think people of all ages will be able to enjoy not just the target audience it was “made” for.If you’re wondering what makes it a great show let me explain. The character development is overarching and even after three seasons you can see the characters grow with each episode. The bending is based off of real martial arts and you can tell they really put work into the animation to reflect this. The lore itself is also very expansive and you’ll find yourself curiously wondering about other aspects the show may not necessarily touch upon.
Whatever issues the first book on DVD had have been fixed for the Blu-ray release. I was worried about the quality after seeing the complaints about the dvd, but it’s not an issue!
Our family just finished watching Avatar The Last Airbender for the second time through. We first watched it 6 years ago when it was available to stream on Netflix and retrolio Prime and couldn’t pass up the opportunity to own this Blu-ray set to watch it again with our younger children.We highly recommend this endearing series. The Blu-ray discs offer good video quality (other product reviews scared me away from the DVD set and the expense steered me away from a digital purchase).Compelling characters, conflict, drama, comedy, innocence, betrayal, tragedy, triumph, disappointment, redemption, and love all combine to make for a riveting and uplifting experience. This series connects with audiences of all ages.
Avatar: The Last Airbender is a fantasy show with a beginning, middle and satisfying end, featuring compelling three-dimensional characters, genuine laughs and surprisingly great martial arts/super-powered action. I say surprising because the show looks like a Nickelodeon cartoon from 2005, which is to say “frequently cheap.” This can make it a hurdle for first-time viewers who want to see their cartoons a little more uniformly smooth, but when you hit one of the important scenes, the scenes to which the animation team decided to divert their resources, you’re treated to some dazzlingly fluid and expressive stuff. The previous DVD releases had some problems, doing no favors to some already dodgy looking stuff. This blu ray transfer, as far as I can tell, is flawless.
Review for the 1st BLU-RAY version of the show.First thing I should clear up because retrolio puts the DVD reviews in with the Blu-ray for some strange reason: The "double-line" issues of Book One’s first disc has been FIXED! That alone made it worth it to me. There are times when the animation itself is wonky, but this show is 13 years old now and wasn’t made with HD quality so .Naturally, it still also has the full screen aspect ratio (black bars on the side), but that’s to be expected. Just wanted to put that out there if that bothers anyone.The box is nice and didn’t arrive broken. I like the two different covers on the sleeve and on the case itself. I wish there was a bit more "artfullness" to the inside and the discs themselves, as they all look the same. I recommend everyone making sure they have all the right numbered discs when you buy it, just in case.I bought it for $30 and it is worth it. That comes out to $10 a season. Considering a few years ago, people were trying to sell all the DVD Sets for $60-100+ on eBay, you might as well get the Blu-Ray
This is a beautiful set of Avatar on Blu Ray!! It took so long to release but it’s finally here! Absolutely in love with Avatar great investment, amazing series!! Check out Legend of Korra too it’s so good as well!
S. C. –
This is a nicely packaged box set, cool art, whatever. BUT. There’s no episode list anywhere on the box, on the discs, in the package – nothing. I don’t know if this would be a problem with every dvd player or not, but when we had to stop an episode and come back later, the dvd would not “play all” on that disc, so the disc would end….or so we thought, and then we’d pop the next one in and see “previously on” snippets we had never seen before. This happened every time we had to stop a disc. If we let it play straight through, there was no problem, but maybe double check the main menu for “more” and “more” again, to make sure you got them all!
A Branch –
I’ll save any details about the series but just want to say that every other 5 star review you’ve read about this series for the story, animation, music, and voice acting all being excellent is completely correct. This series has stood up to time really well and the ability to buy it on Blu-Ray now is a really special treat. It’s wonderful for kids and adults alike, and the writing in this show is really fantastic. It has excellent pacing and the character development feels genuine and well-paced and not forced in any way at all.I find that season 1 is definitely the slowest feeling overall but for first time viewers it’s quite important to watch the whole thing in order to best understand and appreciate the overarching story. Even though season 1 can be a bit slow at times the show gets progressively better and better – especially from the second half of season 2 onward. Some episodes definitely stand out more than others but they’re all really just fantastic.110% would recommend this show to anyone. Blessings!PS – for those who don’t know, the series “The Legend of Korra” was the sequel to this show. In my opinion, it’s not as good as this one by any means, but it’s still decent and worth picking up if you enjoyed this show.
Vampalicious –
I don’t really understand how to review a dvd box set. So I’ll just tell you about Avatar. This was a gift to my niece. As she grew up we watched it together always. At this point, it’s practically a collectors item. This series in an original American animated odyssey that can easily answer to any authentic Japanese anime. It captures enough of the otherworldly mystic ability but the characters could easily be people you know. It’s American heart with Japanese style. There are always unanswered questions. Especially with me. But this series from start to finish is about family, including the family that you don’t share DNA with. But the people in your life who you matter to. And who matter to you. There’s the wisdom of the ages, from one of the greatest characters, who unfortunately passed before finishing the last season. And so distinct and wise was his voice, that his character didn’t say very much after. And he will never be forgotten to any fan who watched because we all wished that he was our uncle. But what he was a part of before he left this world, was no cartoon. It was a work of art. And he played it brilliantly. Yes. There was air bending and fire bending, earth bending and water bending. It was really about growing up and that journey into self discovery. Not from one character. But from almost all of them. Results varied. But the best part is that we are dropped into the middle of a story. A world we don’t know. Geographically it could be earth? But we.
TC-nznk –
Loved the show when I had first watched it so got it for my kids for Christmas.It came in a simple bubble mailer and when I removed the shrink wrap I noticed that the case for the discs was extremely damaged. I kept the item and ordered a replacement case because all of the discs work perfectly but the item was in packaging that was not protective enough.Sadly not the first time I have had this same thing happen for other orders of various DVDs and software cases damaged when sent in bubble mailers. The positive side is most of the time the discs have been undamaged. Bubble mailers don’t seem safe enough for the rough way these seem to be treated during shipping and I wish suppliers would stop using them for these kind of items. Also wish retrolio had the packaging review option like once did but don’t seem to anymore.Simply put, beware that the item might get damaged during shipping and it is up to you to decide to get a new case or return it.
loveviaje –
EDIT: The Blu-Ray version took care of the image quality on the episodes and it now has subtitles, but the featurettes are in a weird format. So I’m adding a star from 3 to 4.Below is my original comment on the DVD:—————————————————————————————————————————————————————–Thank you Ashley for the screenshots of the bad image quality. This applies to the first disc of season 1 (episodes 101 to 104 and the Kung Fu featurette). The other discs are ok.I’m dismayed by the lack of subtitles. If I hadn’t turned on subtitles on Prime (I watched when it was free for members), I would have missed one of the most important scenes in the series. The voice of the lion turtle in episode 319 is so low that I would have missed the crucial spiritual insight that completes Aang’s development. That theme is reprised multiple times in The Legend of Korra. You can google a transcript to get the text.Of course the content is great. Along with Korra, this is my favorite animated series.
Rhett Gedies –
This show is amazing. Flat-out awesome. As the characters grow and develop during the run of the plot, it makes for one of the best children’s shows of the 2000’s (considered a dark age in the genre of American cartoons) and is pretty enjoyable for all ages. The first half of Book 1 really drags a bit (noticed this after my second trek through the series), but is necessary due to the world building/framing. After that, the series goes up, up, and up from there and never comes down.As far as this Complete Series boxset is concerned…..it’s pretty much the three individual seasons/books releases (2006, 2007, 2008) with less impressive concept art and a simple compact boxset to hold all three together. Visually, it’s an unimpressive casing compared to simply buying all three seasons separately. Beyond this superficial comment, the *real* downside to the quality of this set (and the individual set editions before it) is that Book 1: Water, Disc 1 has AWFUL image quality/display properties. You heard me right, if you are having this problem, your copy isn’t bad…..they all are. All animation stills are blurry with a choppy quality that seems to be the result of a terrible digital scan during creation. Again, the problem is….it’s on ALL copies of this show’s release and they are bad from the "production factory" core. There is no avoiding it and frankly, the only way you are going to get a better quality picture, is to find one of the many illegal cartoon stre.
Drew Fisher –
Long ago, my Last Airbender DVDs were used in harmony.But then, everything changed when the Blu-Ray came in a pack.Only my bank account, master of all my expenses could stop me.But when I needed it most, it was empty.A couple weeks passed and I discovered a new bank account.Actually the same one, but I got paid.And although it’s initial status was great, I had a lot to earn before my expenses were done.But I believed, I would give it a whirl!(So I bought it and it’s amazing)
Hedgey –
This Blu Ray set is the best the show has ever looked, no question. I appreciate the original aspect ratio being preserved instead of it being stretched out to 16:9. There are some issues with the picture, though. Large fields of solid color or certain visual effects show a lot of noise in the picture. I remember first noticing it in the Book 1 episode The King of Omashu, but it is most obvious during the Book 1 finale. There’s a part where most of the screen is covered with a red color effect. Everything affected by this has a digital fuzziness to it. This is less of an issue in the other two seasons but it’s sill there. Maybe something to fix with a remaster later on?There’s a ton of special features and commentaries, though they are all from previous releases. It’s a real shame that the Avatar Extras pop up facts weren’t included. I’d have been happy even if they had included them as an extra subtitle track. I also wish they had taken this opportunity to create some new special features or interviews or something, especially since this is the 10 year anniversary of the series finale.Some people have reported that there’s been a few cuts in the show. Nothing too significant, just a few seconds of footage. Apparently the Book 2 episode The Chase has some content missing. I can’t say if this is true or not myself, but it might be something to keep in mind.Overall, I can’t think of a better way to watch the show, but I can’t help but feel like this could have been even better.
XaviersFinest –
Compared to DVD quality w/ 2.0 stereo AND upscaled 720p w/ 5.1 surround (a very impressive upscale), and the luray is easily the best quality for the series thus far. I do wish there was an option for surround (hence the fifth star absent), but thankfully audio gear and speakers both have a matrix for creating a virtual 5.1 without any issue. Still, if the audio was remastered with modern tech in mind, it’d be a perfect set. Still, for this price ($30), this is easily the definition of MUST-HAVE amongst all the options. Especially compared to the recent Samurai Jack bluray, which I got as well for $80, this is a steal as work was actually done to make the visual experience the best possible. SJ, while a fantastic series, is an absolutely laughable bluray. Avatar Aang for the proverbial win.
Desert Rose –
If you’ve never watched this series, I highly recommend it. It doesn’t matter if you are young or old, the story telling and art work are amazing. Do not confuse it with the feature film. My kids were hooked on this show and once my husband and I watch a few episodes, we were hooked, too! We even made an event out of the final episode airing so many years ago. I was so happy when retrolio had this as a prime deal on Prime Day!