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Critical HitД®xpertly combining real-time and turn-based elements, Grandia Il's battles are simple yet subtly strategic, with a refreshing degree of movement and plenty of pyrotechnic excess. The miraculous thing is that the game still comes off as a very enjoyable example of the genre, thanks in no small part to a refined and innovative combat system. While the story of Ryudo and ElenaвЂ™s quest to find the Divine Sword and prevent the coming of the Day Of Darkness reads well enough, itвЂ™s ultimately both weak and needlessly linear, with a distinct lack of mini-games and side quests toД«reak the tempo. The brilliant but largely unrelated predecessor to Grandia II was one such game unfortunately Grandia II cannot maintain the same level of fascination. Shallow romantic interactions and tensions of party members game characters take on the nature of dear friends, eyes swell with tears during overly emotional scenes. Otherwise cold and impassive gamers suddenly become absorbed in the I love quirky Japanese RPGs, and one of the things that has always fascinated me about them is how their corny, predictable and overblown character almost becomes a draw card once youвЂ™re engrossed in their enchantingly worlds. Days Of Our LivesДonвЂ™t get me wrong though. ItвЂ™s especially irksome when the RPG in question has as much technical elegance, graphical polish and genuine humour as old-school console role-player Grandia II.

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Going on an epic adventure across vast continents, talking to hundreds of unique NPCs, saving the world from destruction and ultimately resolving your inner turmoil and learning how to truly love someone is all very well, but when it involves sitting through hours upon days of corny dialogue and mind-numbingly repetitious battles somethingвЂ™s got to give. In any case, it makes me wonder why Japanese game developers are so bloody long-winded when it comes to RPGs.

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All this seems like a great idea to me, plus IвЂ™m kinda hoping it explains why they call me 'A-holeвЂ™ whenever IвЂ™m in Japan. Brad Pitt is Brapi and if you have a Lolita complex itвЂ™s a lolicom (donвЂ™t ask how I know that last one).

Instead of Pocket Monsters you have Pokemon, instead of plastic models, plamo. In case you havenвЂ™t noticed, the Japanese have a thing for abbreviations.

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