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PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:014633149906
Condition:Used
Genre:Role-Playing
Platform:PSP
Region:NTSC (N. America)
SKU:PSP_LORD_OF_THE_RINGS_TACTICS
———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 |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, role-playing |
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Well If you are looking to buy this your already know what Lord Of The Rings Is. So let me start with the Pros.Pro’s — Enviroments – Nicly done.- Attacks – Normal and Bow attacks are nicly animated.- Spells – Most you will want to see more then once, very few are boring and lame.- Story – Well it’s Lord Of The Rings for a handheld, it’s good but nothing more.- Length – Well let me say it’s not a short game, but not a 40+ hour game either, you will get a good 15-30 hours out of it mattering how much you play and what you do.- Battery – Really good, last a good 3-5 hours.- Loading times – maybe 10-15-20 seconds at most, but the nicly done loading screens will atleast be there.Con’s — Character Models – Well i know it’s PSP and it’s a handheld but must games have low looking versions of a ps2 while this has PS1 gphrics *Sorry For Any Spelling Mistakes* for models.Yeah it’s not a big Con but somtimes with these nicly looking spells you wanted those ps2 G’s to kick in. Owell this game is still great and probebely the best RPG out there as of now 11/11/05…Hope you enjoy! :)
I got this game because I really liked The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age for Gameboy Advance and after some research I discovered that Tactics has very similar gameplay. (so if you enjoyed The Third Age for GBA, you’ll like this). I’m satisfied with the game.The pros are:- The ability to zoom in and see units up close with pretty good graphics, or zoom out and observe most of the battlefield.- Your heroes level up very quickly, even those that don’t participate in a particular mission.- Between missions you view scenes from the Lord of the Rings movie trilogy, which is pretty cool.- You can participate in all of the major battles from the movies, as they are all in the game.- Your heroes have very cool abilities, which you can use on the first turn.- Strategy involves capturing the high ground so you deal more damage with ranged weapons, using your hero’s skills to stun enemy troops, sneak past them, etc.Cons:- It takes a lot of grinding and replaying levels to collect the necessary coins to buy upgrades and items for your heroes.- The game is very short. After you beat the main campaign, there isn’t anything to do besides upgrade your heroes or replay missions. Some unlockable characters or more missions would have been nice.- After a while your heroes can become insanely overpowered. Once you purchase the most expensive spell for your heroes, you have the ability to win battles almost instantly.- Despite what the description on the back of the box says, you cannot "c.
great game thanks
Lots of people have given this game 5 stars, why? In a nut shell this is the best game on the PSP at time of writing. Great graphics, fantastic game play. I bought my PSP a year ago and have not used it much because of the many very poor games out there for it. LORT has change that. Thank you LORT team for bring me this wonderful game!
This game is a very good strategy game for those people who have the PSP. The price was very reasonable. It has cool cut scenes from the movie. The PSP is sorely missing games like this. I would recommend this to any Lord of the Rings and strategy RPG fans.
I give this game five stars because it is very enjoyable although a couple small things would have made it so much greater. The game has great graphics, good sound and shows alot more video from the movie than i expected. The only problem i really have with it is the thing one of the other reviewers mentioned: it doesnt really have any in-game story. Sure it shows video to progress the game but there are no in-game cut scenes or voice overs like the other LOTR games. It is a great strategy game and is really a PS2 looking version of ‘LOTR the third age’ for GBA. Any reviewer that gave the game a really low rating obviously had no idea what the game consisted of and probly expected the game to be like the ps2 versions. Although it could have been better, it is a great game.
Lord of the Rings Tactics lets you enjoy a strategy romp through the world of Aragorn and Legolas on your PSP. The turn-based system allows you to take your time and explore the layout thoroughly before making your moves and decisions.You’re allowed to play as the “good” or “bad” side in a number of situations from the movie. They even have actual movie footage introducing the scenes, so you really get to feel as if you’re immersed in the action. It’s a let down when you get into the character select screen though. Instead of having that same high level of graphics they have some pretty cheesy looking portraits for the characters.With the turn based system you are moving around on a grid. Each turn all of your characters can move a certain distance, and then the enemies can move. After that, everyone can choose who to attack. For people who enjoy wild slice-and-dice games it might seem a little slow and stilted this way. However, it turns the game into a chess like game. You look at the map and figure out how you can outflank your enemies given the terrain and situation.It’s not all close combat attacks. Some of the characters have distance weapons, and others have magic. It helps to think about each character individually, what he or she can do on the board, and keep them as safe as possible while they inflict their damage.The music is straight out of the movies and adds an epic feel to the game. Since the cut scenes are actual movie footage, you get to hear Frodo, Gandalf a.
since I started playing I was having so much fun that I couldn’t leave it.it’s just a fun game to play with
For a tactics type game, this one has bigger, better looking, more realistic graphics than most. Because enemy and hero units move simultaineously, and it is simpler than most tactics games, it is faster paced than most as well. It features skills/spells and items similar to “LOTR – The Third Age”, which must be purchased in-between battles. All “Heros” gain experience from each battle, even if they were not in it. Not a game for purists, if you would like to battle it out as LOTR Heros with a horde of Orcs in turn-based combat, you’ll like it.The only downside is that the game consists of battles only, there are no story line descisions to direct the course of the game. It does feature clips from the LOTR movies that introduce each battle, but they really do not give the game a feeling of continuity.I am basically comparing this to FF Tactics and similar games. I would hesitate to call it an RPG.
This game was awesome. And it’s still awesome. I remember playing this a few months after it came out.
CAPT James R. Powell, USN (Ret) –
I give this game five stars because it is very enjoyable although a couple small things would have made it so much greater. The game has great graphics, good sound and shows alot more video from the movie than i expected. The only problem i really have with it is the thing one of the other reviewers mentioned: it doesnt really have any in-game story. Sure it shows video to progress the game but there are no in-game cut scenes or voice overs like the other LOTR games. It is a great strategy game and is really a PS2 looking version of ‘LOTR the third age’ for GBA. Any reviewer that gave the game a really low rating obviously had no idea what the game consisted of and probly expected the game to be like the ps2 versions. Although it could have been better, it is a great game.
Lisa Shea –
Lord of the Rings Tactics lets you enjoy a strategy romp through the world of Aragorn and Legolas on your PSP. The turn-based system allows you to take your time and explore the layout thoroughly before making your moves and decisions.You’re allowed to play as the “good” or “bad” side in a number of situations from the movie. They even have actual movie footage introducing the scenes, so you really get to feel as if you’re immersed in the action. It’s a let down when you get into the character select screen though. Instead of having that same high level of graphics they have some pretty cheesy looking portraits for the characters.With the turn based system you are moving around on a grid. Each turn all of your characters can move a certain distance, and then the enemies can move. After that, everyone can choose who to attack. For people who enjoy wild slice-and-dice games it might seem a little slow and stilted this way. However, it turns the game into a chess like game. You look at the map and figure out how you can outflank your enemies given the terrain and situation.It’s not all close combat attacks. Some of the characters have distance weapons, and others have magic. It helps to think about each character individually, what he or she can do on the board, and keep them as safe as possible while they inflict their damage.The music is straight out of the movies and adds an epic feel to the game. Since the cut scenes are actual movie footage, you get to hear Frodo, Gandalf a.
nissim eliya –
since I started playing I was having so much fun that I couldn’t leave it.it’s just a fun game to play with
SibylHerman –
For a tactics type game, this one has bigger, better looking, more realistic graphics than most. Because enemy and hero units move simultaineously, and it is simpler than most tactics games, it is faster paced than most as well. It features skills/spells and items similar to “LOTR – The Third Age”, which must be purchased in-between battles. All “Heros” gain experience from each battle, even if they were not in it. Not a game for purists, if you would like to battle it out as LOTR Heros with a horde of Orcs in turn-based combat, you’ll like it.The only downside is that the game consists of battles only, there are no story line descisions to direct the course of the game. It does feature clips from the LOTR movies that introduce each battle, but they really do not give the game a feeling of continuity.I am basically comparing this to FF Tactics and similar games. I would hesitate to call it an RPG.
Captain –
This game was awesome. And it’s still awesome. I remember playing this a few months after it came out.
Noel Bell –
This is a great game for the psp. For those of you that are Final Fantasy fans this game plays like Final Fantasy Tactics.You can play either the side of Moria or the Fellowship. Some reviews call this a short game. If you only play it once with out getting everthing for your heros, it is. However I’m taking the time to get everthing and the memory stick claims I have about nine hours play time. I still don’t have all the Moria skills. I still need to lv the side of the fellowship and get there skills. I belive you could spend 20+ hours to get everthing.The graphics on this game is the best i’ve seen on a handheld. The sound is great as well. The game also has clips from all three movies.Now the down side. As you work your way through the game, all your heros gain exp. It don’t matter if they was in combat or not. However, you still have spend the credits on your heros skills. The highest lv you can go is lv 15 which = 8,700 exp.Over all this was a great effort by EA.
Javier Islas –
I love tactics games and LOTR, so bought this one by instinct without reading any review. The game didn’t disappoint me, is very fun, fast paced and the animation is amazing, besides the strategy and planning your moves you will enjoy just by looking the characters executing the attacks and spells.The only negative is the fact that you will complete all the levels relatively in a short time (maybe with more levels I wouldn’t get enough either) so after completing it with the bad guys, I tried to start again with the Fellowship, and you get the same missions but on the other side of the ring. I have to admit that playing with Sam and Frodo is not closely fun compared with the Witch King attacks, so really don’t went too far with the good guys. I guess I will be playing again from the start but trying to win in less moves or getting different skills and items to slain the good guys faster (sorry for my sadistic side).
Ross –
Perfect
W. Wehrs –
I’ve been skeptical about the LotR games since I bought the PC version of Fellowship of the Ring — not a bad game, but definitely not what I was expecting. I waited a couple of days before opening this one because I was preparing myself to be let down. Wow! Was I wrong…LotR: Tactics is a turn-based, combat-centric strategy game based on the movies more so than the books. If you leave all the geeky fact-checking behind (trust me, I know how difficult that is… the LotR movies without Tom Bombadil??? Arwen with a sword???) and just concentrate on the game, you’ll get much more enjoyment out of it.There are six playable heroes – Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Gandalf, Sam, and Frodo – that appear in the Fellowship portion of the game, some are required for certain missions, others are selectable. I haven’t played the other side yet, but you are also able to run the game playing the evil forces (cool!). Each character has skills that can be upgraded by purchasing buffs between battles, and all characters have access to a common pool of items you can purchase. Each character is ideally suited for one specific purpose, but mastering the game requires knowing the right combinations of skills that will accomplish goals fastest.The combat system is pretty straightforward, as is the movement system. It is imperative to master movement strategies, as this will determine what skills and attacks are usable in various situations. Characters typically move 3 spaces per turn, but may.
David Foley –
I have had a PSP for a few months now, and 6 games that suck, besides the Namco Museum (for Pac-Man of course). Finally, a good game has come out. If you are a LOTR fan, you’ll love being in the battles that take place on Middle Earth. It takes some thinking to play this one (kind of a chess match), so don’t be ready for some mindless sword slinging.