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PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:855433001489
Condition:Used
Genre:Fighting
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PSP_LEGEND_OF_THE_DRAGON
———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 | Teen |
| Players | 1-4 |
| Genre | Fighting |
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I can’t get enough of this game! One of the most addicting games out there. Supper fun, even though game play is quite repeitive. But if you want to play a classic DnD style dungeon crawl game, this is AWESOME. Great price, great gameplay, great game.
Untold Legends is an RPG brought to us by Sony Online Entertainment, the same people that gave us Everquest, EQ2, and Star Wars Galaxies. While this game is not anywhere near as in depth as those games, it is a fun, light, roleplaying game, and the only one available at the launch of the PSP. It’s really not even in the same vein as the afore-mentioned titles, and really owes a debt to Blizzard’s Diablo line of games, as it plays nearly identical. Choose between 4 character classes, various modifications to appearance and skills, and off you go. The game offers quests and spells and dungeons to explore and equipment to loot and buy and sell, as well as providing fairly impressive graphics for a handheld game.Untold Legends is a perfect RPG for people like me, with a little time to kill on the train ride home, or late at night in bed when you can’t fall asleep.
This is basically a fun, uncomplicated hack-n-slash dungeon crawl. Most everything I play is an RPG because I love exploring new ‘worlds’ and seeing new things. This is basically a game where you immediately start killing things (spiders) and move quickly on from there. There’s nothing wrong with that. In fact, it’s kind of nice to have something that doesn’t require a lot of thought. I’m also playing ‘Zelda: Legend of the Minish Cap” on my Game Boy Advance SP right now, and this game is what I pick up when my day at work has been stressful and I’m not up for a long, involved puzzle-solving stint (I’m a 33 year old single mom who works full time – not a lot of free time). You aren’t going to get involved with the characters like you may have with the first Lufia (for the Super Nintendo), or have a huge world to explore like ‘Champions of Norrath’ for the PS2 or ‘Baldur’s Gate’ for the PC, but you do get to go questing almost immediately, and I’ve found that it’s a pretty easy play, too. I’ve only died once…and that was because I didn’t have the manual with me and didn’t know how to access my health potions when I needed them (nothing like getting cornered by a dark sorceror and his goons and fumbling with one’s inventory!). I think one of the best aspects of this game is that you can turn it off wherever you are and come back right there. When I save the game and then turn it off, upon powering up the PSP again, I see -exactly- the same scene before me. I don’t have to go t.
I am a big fan of Baldurs Gate and Neverwinter Nights as well as dungeon crawlers and RPGs in general. Trying to get away from all the Japanese inspired titles out there which just become a little aggravating to me after a while I picked this one up. I had read all the mixed reviews and thought it would be OK.I am currently at a level 12 character and every time I pick this up to play I can’t seem to put it down until my battery is dying.Character customization seems a little skimpy (you have your garden variety melee and spellcasters) but the skill tree adds variety if not a little more individuality as you level up. No, you can’t customize with 20 different skin colors or body types, but as you change equipment you can’t see all that anyhow. So far there seems to be a lot of equipment and accessory options as well as a weapon upgrade system where you can attach different stones and whatnot for added effects. The weight limit of each character adds to the challenge of carrying only what you need and maybe a few extras to sell or whatever. It doesn’t feel like a hindrance as this is a typical factor in most of these types of games.The graphics are nice. Monsters, while a little uninspired, are rendered well and each has a very unique movement style that sometimes looks very cool. Each new area seems to have a fair share of new monsters so it breaks up any monotony and keeps it interesting. Environments are, while still nice looking, nothing that’s gonna blow your hair back. C.
When first get your PSP you have a big question ahead of you, what game do I buy first? While this game may not be the best launch title overall, people who enjoy games like Diablo and Baulders Gate will find it is worth the money.Brotherhood is a hack and slash in the style of The Two Towers and Return of the King with RPG elements (i.e. upgrades and armor) and magic as well. There are four selectable classes but really two main types, melee and magic. The druid and alchemist are both magic based and the berserker and paladin are melee based. The berserker is faster and the paladin is stronger I would have liked to see more variety in the classes. Despite this you won’t find yourself pigeonholed into fighting a certain way. I would have also enjoyed more customization in my characters gender, face, hair, etc.The thing that bothered me most was that all of the interactions in the game are text based and not voiced. They didn’t even have a cutscene in the beginning, again only a text narative. However, we have to look at the game for what it is, a launch title that is made to be played on the go. This game is perfect if you find yourself on a bus, train, or stuck in traffic. You’ll find you have just enough time to complete a quest or two, level and save your game. If you sit down at your house and play this game like you would a consel game, you’ll soon find yourself losing interest. So in the end I give it four stars but if this were anything but a launch mobile gaming title.
prompt arrival no complaints from teenager so must be good!
If your a fan of RPG games, this will be a must for your PSP. Choose from 4 classes and your off for hours and hours (and hours …) of role-playing fun! Enjoy!
Good roleplaying game the graphics good do with a bit more updating. A lot of the other review complained about the loading but I didnt have a problem with this.
It may mot be the longest top-down dungeon crawler, but its still an awesome one.
At first, I couldnt put this game down. at about level 21, (13 hours or so of gameplay) I am now getting a little bored with the storyline. Go find this, go kill this etc. I still enjoy it on lunch breaks from work or car rides etc. It’s similar to Diablo or Baldars Gate. It’s nothing new, but it is a great RPG for timekill etc. Fun for at least the first 13 hours or so. The game is also somewhat easy.
kian webb –
Really good game and fast shipping but I did get sent two so I donated £10 to cancer research and sold the game to my mate for a fiver
Thomas Eady –
This sucks that your not able to turn into a beast and MAUl your enemies. Very good graphics!
Helen Small –
Superb
Necro –
Being that I am a big fan of the Bladur’s Gate series I was very happy to hear this would be released alongside the PSP. Once you get past the initial wow factor of the PSP, still drooling myself, you’ll begin to appreciate the level of detail in the game. The standard fair of weapons and armor is available, each of which can be augmented with crystals that you find within the game. The game also sports over 100 quests! That’s alot of gameplay for a handheld game. Certainly larger than anything on the DS.The game does not have any voiceover but the text and accompanying illustrations certainly add to experience. There is a bit of a load time between levels and as long as you have the time to play in the first place, it should not bother you too much. The sound effects are very effective in conveying dungeons and other surroundings.I was amazed at the particle effects that add soo much to the very minute details through out the game. The inventory screen is quite uesable although I noticed a bit of pausing once my inventory was full and I was scrolling through my items. Other than that, you’re shown a small 3-d representation of yor character and their current loadout. You can make out their haircolor and current armor and move around them to see what they’re wearing or carrying.All in all, for fans of Diablo, Baldurs Gate, and Neverwinter Nights a great game with hours and hours of gameplay.
Gary L. Reed –
The game is easy to play but a little sketchy on the effects of the skills and spells. All in all, This was a good choice for the PSP. If you get this from Gamestop be sure to get the printed manual. It is very important to chose your additional skills as you progress.
JK –
This game is pretty much Diablo for the PSP. Which is saying a lot. The graphics are detailed and easy to follow. There are plenty of levels and lots of different monsters to chop. As you get into higher levels, you have to think more and ginsu less. The controls are mostly intuitive, and are close enough to just start playing at first and RTFM later when things get tricky. This game makes me start thinking of my PSP as a PS2/XBox replacement rather than a GameBoy competitor. Why hassle with the consoles when I can play this on the bus, on the pot, on a plane. etc. The XBox360 and PS3 will have to offer *significantly* better/different games for them to make me decide to get one of them rather than more PSP games.
James Duerr –
Enjoyable game, if you liked Diablo II, or Diablo for the PC, this is very similar, my only real complaint is that so far it’s been a tad easy, I’ve not really found anything much of a challenge.
Christopher –
I really enjoyed this game. I am playing this game for a second time. Takes me months to beat, a real surprise since it was made for a portable system. I am not really into RPG’s with the exception of the Star War’s Knights or the Old Republic 1&2 and this game but I really enjoy this game. A great buy for anyone who owns a PSP. I even heard that they are making a second one for the PSP.
Elizabeth Merten –
good game
C. Carr –
This new RPG adventure for the PSP is much like all other newer RPG games, its a mindless hack n’ slash game without a very interesting story line. The game takes ideas from many other RPG and puts them into their gameplay, such as buying and selling stuff to merchants (Morrowind), travelling to underground dungeons to fight the dead (Champions of Norrath and Everquest) and leveling up for enemy kills (The Lord of the Rings games on GBA.) However the game lacks in certain areas, such as buying and selling, you cannot choose the price you would like to buy or sell items for, instead they are automatically set, unlike other RPGs and the enemy types often get repetitive. Besides the few number of setbacks this game has, it also has many great features such as hundreds of different weapons, armor, and accesories that can all be customized to fit your character as well as certain moves your character can perform to cause extreme damage to your foes. In the end, I highly reccomend this game considering it is the only game of its type available on the PSP at this time, and it provides many hours of fun.