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Robin Hood Defender of the Crown Xbox Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:013388290116
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:XBOX_ROBIN_HOOD_DEFENDER_OF_THE_CROWN
———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 | Original Xbox |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Strategy |
| Players | 1 |
| Condition | Used |
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I remember being about thirteen, coming home from school and playing this game on my Apple IIgs. Hours upon hours wasted. Well, now I can waste even more because Capcom has released it on Xbox and Playstation, completely updated yet very faithful to the original.The story starts with you as Robin Hood in Sherwood forest. You have to defeat the Sheriff of Nottingham in a similar style of play that made the original Defender so great. It’s a territorial battle, where the number of men that you recruit and have stationed in a province will determine your ability to protect that province against attack. This part of the game is rather quick and thrown together. They would’ve done better to extend it, since it is the primary difference between this updated version and the original release.From here you enter into the original storyline. England is in disarray and it’s up to you to save it. Several other nobles are vying for the same properties as you are, and you must choose your properties and fortify them with castles and men, all the while watching your back against attack. The ultimate goal is to defeat other nobles and claim their territories, and essentially be the last one standing when it’s over.As a standalone game it’s hard to recommend very highly. It’s relatively simple compared to the monolithic games of today, and doesn’t have a lot of “sparkle” to it. But as a fan of the original it’s like being reacquainted with an old friend. They pay homage to the original scenes.
I had a lot of fun with this, arguably the best Robin Hood game ever made. First of all, the archery minigame makes the game very fun. The battles are a bit repetitive and the siege minigames are a bit hard, but overall with the excellent graphics, great voiceovers and overall coolness of the genre, this game is worth every penny. The swordfights and jousts are very interesting as well. The story is quite entertaining and can be ended several ways, adding to the overall variety of this game. There are several lords that you have to face, with varying strategies and personalities. However, one final note, if you’re going to get this game (I highly recommend it), get the xbox version, not the PC version. The PC version crashes a lot and is harder to play. This version almost never messed up on my xbox and is easier because of the controller being easier to access than the keyboard and mouse.
awesome jousting matches great battles awesome game great backwards compatible for the 360 system a very good value on a rare hard to find game
Came on time and the grandson loves it.
In great condition, game runs without problems and never crashes. It was a bit expensive but this game is impossible to find elsewhere.
I had a lot of fun with this, arguably the best Robin Hood game ever made. First of all, the archery minigame makes the game very fun. The battles are a bit repetitive and the siege minigames are a bit hard, but overall with the excellent graphics, great voiceovers and overall coolness of the genre, this game is worth every penny. The swordfights and jousts are very interesting as well. The story is quite entertaining and can be ended several ways, adding to the overall variety of this game. There are several lords that you have to face, with varying strategies and personalities. However, one final note, if you’re going to get this game (I highly recommend it), get the xbox version, not the PC version. The PC version crashes a lot and is harder to play. This version almost never messed up on my xbox and is easier because of the controller being easier to access than the keyboard and mouse.
Great game. Not as good as the original Nintendo version.
I remember being about thirteen, coming home from school and playing this game on my Apple IIgs. Hours upon hours wasted. Well, now I can waste even more because Capcom has released it on Xbox and Playstation, completely updated yet very faithful to the original.The story starts with you as Robin Hood in Sherwood forest. You have to defeat the Sheriff of Nottingham in a similar style of play that made the original Defender so great. It’s a territorial battle, where the number of men that you recruit and have stationed in a province will determine your ability to protect that province against attack. This part of the game is rather quick and thrown together. They would’ve done better to extend it, since it is the primary difference between this updated version and the original release.From here you enter into the original storyline. England is in disarray and it’s up to you to save it. Several other nobles are vying for the same properties as you are, and you must choose your properties and fortify them with castles and men, all the while watching your back against attack. The ultimate goal is to defeat other nobles and claim their territories, and essentially be the last one standing when it’s over.As a standalone game it’s hard to recommend very highly. It’s relatively simple compared to the monolithic games of today, and doesn’t have a lot of “sparkle” to it. But as a fan of the original it’s like being reacquainted with an old friend. They pay homage to the original scenes.
Great game. Not as good as the original Nintendo version.
Came on time and the grandson loves it.
Terry Bittner –
awesome jousting matches great battles awesome game great backwards compatible for the 360 system a very good value on a rare hard to find game
John Lok –
Came on time and the grandson loves it.
LeliaBosco –
In great condition, game runs without problems and never crashes. It was a bit expensive but this game is impossible to find elsewhere.
Helen Rider –
I had a lot of fun with this, arguably the best Robin Hood game ever made. First of all, the archery minigame makes the game very fun. The battles are a bit repetitive and the siege minigames are a bit hard, but overall with the excellent graphics, great voiceovers and overall coolness of the genre, this game is worth every penny. The swordfights and jousts are very interesting as well. The story is quite entertaining and can be ended several ways, adding to the overall variety of this game. There are several lords that you have to face, with varying strategies and personalities. However, one final note, if you’re going to get this game (I highly recommend it), get the xbox version, not the PC version. The PC version crashes a lot and is harder to play. This version almost never messed up on my xbox and is easier because of the controller being easier to access than the keyboard and mouse.
fred c. wallin iii –
Great game. Not as good as the original Nintendo version.
Robert Graves –
I remember being about thirteen, coming home from school and playing this game on my Apple IIgs. Hours upon hours wasted. Well, now I can waste even more because Capcom has released it on Xbox and Playstation, completely updated yet very faithful to the original.The story starts with you as Robin Hood in Sherwood forest. You have to defeat the Sheriff of Nottingham in a similar style of play that made the original Defender so great. It’s a territorial battle, where the number of men that you recruit and have stationed in a province will determine your ability to protect that province against attack. This part of the game is rather quick and thrown together. They would’ve done better to extend it, since it is the primary difference between this updated version and the original release.From here you enter into the original storyline. England is in disarray and it’s up to you to save it. Several other nobles are vying for the same properties as you are, and you must choose your properties and fortify them with castles and men, all the while watching your back against attack. The ultimate goal is to defeat other nobles and claim their territories, and essentially be the last one standing when it’s over.As a standalone game it’s hard to recommend very highly. It’s relatively simple compared to the monolithic games of today, and doesn’t have a lot of “sparkle” to it. But as a fan of the original it’s like being reacquainted with an old friend. They pay homage to the original scenes.
fred c. wallin iii –
Great game. Not as good as the original Nintendo version.
John Lok –
Came on time and the grandson loves it.
Terry Bittner –
awesome jousting matches great battles awesome game great backwards compatible for the 360 system a very good value on a rare hard to find game
LeliaBosco –
In great condition, game runs without problems and never crashes. It was a bit expensive but this game is impossible to find elsewhere.