Who sells Record of Agarest War Zero Limited Edition -Xbox 360

Description

Record of Agarest War Zero is a single player, turn-based Strategic RPG. A prequel set 1,000 years before the original Record of Agarest War game, Record of Agarest War Zero features the return of the multi-generational Soul-Breeding system, the new Free Intention system, which influences your relationship with game heroines, new skills by way of a new card system and more. Along with the game, Record of Agarest War Zero Limited Edition contains a several collectable bonus items. See the complete list of these below. Discover the Beginning of the Saga Long before Summerill and the gods of darkness were defeated in Record of Agarest War, another battle was fought across generations to save the world from evil. Record of Agarest War Zero takes you back to that ancient time… Experience the prequel to Record of Agarest War.
View larger. The war between the forces of darkness and the forces of light, a conflict already many years old, has been fought to a stalemate. In the nation of Kraltarla, the forces of light hold back the evil hordes of darkness spilling from Findeste at the Scarred Mountains, but only just. In a desperate attempt to gain an advantage that could change the course of the war, the generals of the armies of light dispatch their loyal servant Sieghart, whom fate has seen fit to grant a strange and awesome power. Sieghart's mission takes him across Kraltarla to gather the components for a magical tool that can free the imprisoned blacksmith of the gods, so that he might forge magical artifacts of great and terrible power for the forces of light. Record of Agarest War Zero Limited Edition for Xbox 360 View larger. Record of Agarest War Zero game for Xbox 360 48-page character data guide Soundtrack CD Special card set including one deck of playing cards and one deck of collectible skill cards Key Game Features Prequel to the RPG That Brought You Five Generations - The pivotal installment of the multi-generational tale tells the story of what happened in the age before Record of Agarest War, detailing the rise of some to glory, and the fall of others, into darkness. Experience "Living Portraits" - The beautiful, static character portraits from Record of Agarest War are now animated to resemble living and breathing characters. Players will now see Sieghart display emotions of surprise, despair, and joy, among others. The Return of the Unique Soul-Breeding System - Once again, the choice of bride at the end of the first generation further determines the skill sets and weapon of the offspring. The Addition of the New Card Skill System - Players now have more control over the battle style of the main character, as well as his skills, by way of a card system. By picking the appropriate cards, Sieghart can be customized to reflect the type of fighter one wishes to play. Additional Screenshots The new Free Intention system.
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View larger. Hundreds of character skills and abilities.
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Features

• The pivotal installment of the multi-generational tale tells the story of what happened in the age before Record of Agarest War
• The beautiful, static character portraits from Record of Agarest War are now animated to resemble living and breathing characters
• The Unique Soul-Breeding system returns making the choice of bride at the end of the first generation determining the skill sets and weapon of the offspring
• New card skill system gives players more control over the battle style of the main character and skills
• Limited Edition extras including: character data guide, CD soundtrack and two collectible card decks

Customer Reviews

Complex and fun tactical JRPG.
Cameron C.

This is quite a fun game. The mechanics may take a little getting used to, but once everything clicks it is an enjoyable ride. The limited edition features are very well done and quite extensive. I recommend this game to those seeking out an enjoyable tactical experience.

Addicting!!
Shinsou

This game is one of the best strategic RPGs I've ever played. It requires the player to take their time and delicately balance out their characters with upgraded weapons, enhanced skills, and even (or uneven) stats. The plotline is intriguing and the jokes are often hilarious. In many strategic RPGs I find myself level grinding in one exact area for a set period of time before I'm strong enough to move on, slaying the same monster over and over again. This game has an extensive map that grows with the conversations that you have with your party members. The gameplay itself requires logical thinking and strategy (because it IS a strategic RPG, you know.), something that other games lack. As for graphics, this game doesn't push the limit, but the designers clearly know that there are much more important things than being as showy and shallow as games such as Call of Duty, and Halo. It's in standard strategic RPG format, and I love it. Until now, all strategic RPGs were on handhelds, and it got a little tiring.This is NOT a game that you can blow through in one night. This game DOES require you to actually enjoy the game you're playing instead of just mindlessly killing drones and copies of monstes with terrible AI systems.

Amazing limited edition.
Matthew

This is my 3rd favorite limited set of any games so far. I love the cards that came with it; and also the small guide. The guide helped a lot more then i thought it would. the art book is not bad either.The game reminds me of the old Finalfantasy series.

Thanks for the game
Chai

just what i wanted it worked as i planed it thx i would perfer this to any one who likes this game

Nice characters but boring combat stages.
John Hanson IV

I really like the characters but the battles are boring to go through over and over again. The tactics in this game are more about lining people up for combo attacks more than anything. I'll have warriors in the back facing away from the enemies for instance just so they can trigger somebody else. (The game mechanics allow you to use all your characters on one turn if you line them up right but usually only on one enemy.) I do enjoy the game but I have to play in shifts because the battles while difficult are repetitive. Sometimes I just put it on auto and let the game play for me but only when it's safe. As for the extras that come with the limited edition they're pretty nice and even useful in planning out character growth though this information can be found online by now. Also I'm new to the series but where the first game had five generations to go through this game only has two, you can however play through the first game's story as a bonus but the experience I'm told is more stream lined and you can't choose who you marry. (Think of it as a recap of the first game.)

Excellent game
George

I'm stll playing it, and i love it so far, i liked the first agarest war, they are two great games.

Record of Agarest War Zero Limited Edition
R. J. Gutt

I'm still playing the game and will review game play later. So far this is an excellent turn based game. Character development is fun and there are lots of items.The Limited Edition is very nice. The playing cards have character profiles on Ace through King but not on 2 through 10. I was disappointed in the soul cards because the soul types are missing from the cards. The character book is nice. It includes the character ability rankings for the profiles.Overall this is a nice limited edition of a fun game.

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Konoe Yuuki

Love this game! (Linda is best character.) Also, I love the playing cards that come with it. Would order again!