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Demon Stone Sony Playstation 2 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:742725249202
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS2_DEMON_STONE
———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 |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PS2 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure |
| Players | 1 |
| Condition | Used |
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I finished Demon Stone… it’s actually a fairly shortgame. The story, not suprisingly is written by RASalvatore, and is as awesome as you would want it tobe. The play control is just ok… but there is somemethod to the button mashing, when you level up andstuff you get new skills and spells etc. You alsospend money on weapon and armor upgrades. By the endyour characters are really cool fighting Dragons,Slaad Lords, Githyanki Generals… all in hopes ofsaving Faerun. There are extra things too… Diaryof Drizzt type stuff, that you unlock that gives youmore story depth.The enemies are fricken scary and it’s a good thingthat they are often fighting each other. The openingsequence is pretty sweet… instantly thrust into abattle between two waring orc armies. It’s allthe epic you’d want from a really cool game! :)And, the price is right.
Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone is a good game. However, it could have been great. More on that later.The game is gorgeous to behold. Visually stunning, with a great soundtrack and wonderful music, it unfolds like an interactive fantasy movie experience.You are thrust into a war in Damara in the shoes of Rannek, a fighter. Soon, you meet a rouge named Zhai and a sorcerer who goes by the name of Illius. The three characters have a great interplay with the dialogue and the subtle ways that they interact, be it in a cutscene or in the midst of battle.The script has been penned by R.A. Salvatore (my reason for buying it) a great writer and a master of the genre. The story is cohesive and held togetther by little tidbits and information that is revealed as you progress through the levels.The story is told in chapters, and there are 10 in all, after completing a chapter, you can unlock bonuses like concept art and backstory for the game.Now on to the stuff that wasnt so great. While the game was awesome in the graphics department and ease of control, it fell short in a few areas. First and foremost, the game was way too short. I beat the whole thing in 9 hours. Super short, and that leaves one feeling short-changed, especially at the current price for the game at 49 bucks.While the controls were easy to master, most of the time it felt like I was just button mashing. In fact the whole game, I never used Illius’ charm spells to hold monsters or make them fall alseep. While.
Yes iI Like this game, a lot. Yes I am a fan of Dungeons and Dragons, and finally yes i am a huge fan of both R.A. Salvatore and Patric Stewart. That being said lets look further down the road and see if it all comes together nicely?Quite Simply Put YES! The Graphics are Supreme (even in the time of the PS3 yet the Graphics hold up against any Dark alliance or Chamions game quite well with a twist.and that twist is you do not just choose only one character even though you only start with one. you Must use all 3 to Completely Master the Game (not beat it Master it) with the fairly standard fighter/rogue/wizard setup it looks like another repeat.. no wait this was Before some of them well then how come the Graphics are so good and yet havent changed in the new games much? (things that make you go Hrm) The Storyline by R.A. is Perfect with Patrick stewarts Shakespearian acting and a cast of other voiced characters that work quite well and believe me if you like hack n slash with combos and a variety of weird hidden objectives. (example as the game begins and if you are silly enough to skip the intro DIRECTLY INTO THE ACTION YOU GO! I was amazed its been a long time since a game has suprised me yes its a quick game 7-10 hours avg. but its because of its Huge amount of action and the interactive backgrounds are quite interesting and the results of using them can be Quite Satisfying! >:} this game is a must own for any fan of d&d, R.A. Salvatore, Drizzt, or Excellent Gems that tend.
I got this game last weekend, and while I am only on Chapter 3, I have to say that its a great game and I recommend for others to get it. I really like the story line- any R.A. Salvatore fans. Its also great graphics..like there are many levels and there are these things called “Danger Zones” in which you can push people off cliffs. The other thing that I really like is that you can switch characters on the fly…changing from one of the three to another character.
Love it
There is a stone and a demon. Plus hot elf chick. What’s not to love?
I’ll admit I was cautious about purchasing Demon Stone. Having played D&D since I was eight using 1st Edition rules and paper and pencil, and then moving on to the various computer games that have come out since the early eighties, I was a bit reluctant to give Demon Stone a try as I knew from the start it wasn’t the type of RPG I’m used to playing.I am truly not a big fan of button-mashing or using a analog controller to move your character around in real-time combat. Let’s face it, I hate controllers and am more comfortable with a keyboard and a mouse then a PS2 controller. That being said, Demon Stone was still very enjoyable and I would purchase the game all over again as I am satisfied that the money I spent on the game was worth it.Things I liked: ability to upgrade your characters, ability to switch between the various characters. The variation in monsters and they way your character changes when you upgrade them was pretty cool.Things I hated: using an analog controller in real-time combat though I knew that was one element the game possessed before I purchased it.If you like RPG games you will like this title. If you’re into D&D you’ll find a familiar enough environment in Demon Stone to please even the most dedicated RPGer.
If you like epic game with sorcerer, elf and knight, with great battles and scenario on the PS2, try it. That’s a great good game.
Good game
Now, alas, we meet three interesting heroes in what I think is probably the best D&D inspired hack’n’slash I ever saw. Better than Two Towers, or Return of the King this game is so well done it will leave you astonished.Demonstone has:1) Awesome graphics – characters are really detailed. But what will leave you astonished are the backgrounds… things go on, and you seem to be part of it. Ex: first stage you are involuntarily part of an Orc vs. Goblin raid. As you kill all you see to get yourself out of such mess and to save villagers, in the background you will see a dragon setting all ablaze, other scores of monsters battling each other, explosions, etc…2) Great control system, easy to learn and use. Fun combos for devastating effects.3) THERE IS ACTUALLY AN ORIGINAL STORY!!! Written by, nonetheless, R.A. Salvatore!4) Voice overs from the various actors are really.5) It is a bit short, but I prefer going through 8-10 hours of REAL FUN than 20 hours divided into 4 hours of fun and 16 hours of crap.6) In one of the levels you play as Drizzt do Urden, the famous hero, as he defends Mithril Hall from a horde of trolls. Those who read the books will know which part of the Forgotten Realms timeline I’m talking about. Drizzt was never as fun to use. With twinkle and Icingdeath in your hands you will deliver incredible amount of damage in the most catlike and dexterous fashion!BUY THIS GAME!Expecially if:1) You are a rpg or D&D fan.2) You read and liked the R.A. Salvatiore Books..
Stephen King –
Awesome game. Can’t believe they never made a Demon Stone 2.
BLN –
Rannek, a forlorn warrior with a haunted past, walks along a lonely path. He believes he is alone in the world and has nothing to live for. A dragon’s shadow passes overhead. Are those orcs he hears stalking him? There is a cry for help.Without even a moment to consider the danger, sword drawn, Rannek thrusts himself into a battle for which he is destined.Thus began one of the best written video games I’ve ever seen.Yeah, it’s short. Seems that every bad review out there has this as their top complaint. You can finish the game in 5 to 10 hours. (Probably 10 unless you are good at this sort of game.) Since this game was originally sold for half the price of other games, I failed to see the point of this criticism back then, since “short” is meaningless except in the context of how much you get for your dollar. Now that you can buy the game used for a few bucks, this criticism is entirely meaningless. Even the worst reviews of this game admit it’s got good graphics, nice action, and an interesting story. But they just couldn’t see past the short play time — which never did turn out to be an issue. Heck, you’ll probably want to replay the game more than once.The other main complaint about this game is it’s lack of multiplayer. Okay, that would have been awesome. But isn’t that a bit like complaining that High Noon just isn’t a very good Sci Fi movie?This game is what it is. It’s hands down the single best example of how to integrate narrative with action game play and RPG eleme.
Ninosca9 –
So, no, it’s not Baldur’s Gate, but what is? It’s a fun game and closer to the BG family than a lot of dungeon crawlers. Kept us entertained and wasn’t glitchy like so many others. If you’ve run out of games to play, this is definitely worth the time.
CJ Foster –
The best thing about a video game is the story. Demon Stone has a superb one. The great story is supported with awesome graphics, stunning soundtrack and visuals, top-notch voice overs, and just plain fun. Go through several chapters slashing your way through. This game isn’t epic. But it is totally worth a rent to beat.
M. Gruver Jr. –
Ok this is my first review for retrolio so bear with me if it’s bad. First off, this game is quite good. The plot is true Salvatore material, and is the highlight easily for getting it. That and being able to play as everyone’s fave drow Drizzt doesn’t hurt either. Plus the graphics are well done and tie with LOTR: Return of the King for best looking adventure game. But with all this, the game does have it’s dark spots, mainly it’s length and the upgrade system. As cool as it sounds to give your guys better armor and whatnot, you’ll more than likely just go with the autobuy option and skip it. Sure you can fine tune what elements your weapons are imbuned with if you go in and do the shopping yourself, but it’s all rather meaningless. Also, i beat the game in one afternoon..not the best length for a $50 game. Plus there is one other gripe..and that’s the lack of co-op. If this game had co-op it would easily be better than ROTK. Nevertheless, if you are a fan of epic adventure games in the vein of ROTK, then you owe it to yourself to get this game.
Cwren1022 –
Game itself is great as u get to play all the characters and switch on the fly. My personal favorite would have to be the half drow thief as she blends to the shadows so good only the most skilled monster could see her. Has a very interesting plot line and aside from being a linear RPG like the lord of the rings fellowship and return of the king games instead of from a free roam this game is awesome. I highly recommend this game to anyone that likes instant action in their RPGs. Fast shipping and great quality as can be expected from retrolio and their shops. 5 out of 5 stars across the board
Daphni –
liked to play it just a tad bit hard for me to play
Lisa Shea –
Demon Stone Forgotten Realms PS2 is a fully realized RPG written by R.A. Salvatore and voiced in part by Patrick Stewart. The only knock on this game is that it’s too short.There is a LOT to praise about this game. From the very beginning they immerse you into an active, vibrant world with awesome characters. Your team is made up of a solitary fighter, a snappy half Drow rogue and a risk-taking magician. The dialogue and personality is great – the little comments they make to each other along the way are brilliant.The world they venture through is fully realized. There are massive, dark battle scenes, shimmering caverns of ice, and much more. You really get a sense that this team is thrown together and slowly learns to work together and support each other.The voice talent is amazing. Patrick Stewart? Superb! It adds a rich dimension to the game. Even the background sounds of wind whistling through the caverns is well done. I love it.Why is this game not 100% perfect? It is only how short it is. The entire game can last maybe 8-10 hours. And that’s it. You can go back and replay a few times, but there isn’t much in there to change. In other games we can play them for months and months and be thrilled with it. Here you really get one pass through it. It’s a spectacular pass through, I’ll admit, but still, it’s a single pass game.So this is sort of a mixed situation for me. I adore the game. I highly recommend it. But with people being on tight budgets, it’s hard to justify the.
Antonio D. Paolucci –
Dungeons and Dragons has, for a long time, been one of those things I never understood. I’ve always wondered why people let themselves get so immersed in these worlds that they would begin to live those fictional lives in which they play in a game. I’ve since learned that this is a sign of insanity, but I also learned that the world in which they are immersing themselves in is truly a magical one.Demon Stone is a video game based in Forgotten Realms, a side-world in the D & D universe, made popular by Ed Greenwood and R.A. Salvatore, two power house fantasy writers. In fact, R.A. Salvatore wrote the story surrounding the three main characters in Demon Stone, and even brings in his most legendary character: Drizzt Do’Urden. The story itself follows Rannek, Illius, and Zhai as they battle to save the Realms from two creatures released from the shattered Demon Stone. These two demonic beings, at war within the crystal, continue the war that had had them sealed inside of it, and this war threatens to swallow the lands in destruction. With the help of a Khelben, a wizard who was witness to the original war, the heroes learn what is needed to destroy these creatures, and travel all over the Realms to achieve this goal.The basic layout of the game is very similar to a beat-em up. You travel around as all three characters, switching at advantageous moments between the three, while battling seemingly endless hordes of enemies. It keeps from getting tedious because of the separate skil.
K. J. Hastings –
The graphics, storyline, and voice acting is superb for this title. However, the story itself is way too short. I expect RPGs to take at least 20 hours of my time — this took maybe 10. The fighting mainly consists of slashing your way through monsters and would have been better served by a turn based system. However, this is one of the better D&D games for the PS2, so I would recommend it as a rental.