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Product Details of Sword of Mana GBA
Description
Sword of Mana is a Game Boy Advance heir to the glorious heritage of Square's SNES RPGs of the 90's. Secret of Mana, Sword of Mana's predecessor, is widely regarded as one of the finest console RPG's ever made. Although the two share little in common in terms of story, they both feature a similar art style, action-oriented gameplay and wildly-addictive gameplay. Boasting a huge game environment, a gripping storyline and a deep class upgrade system, Sword of Mana delivers epic adventure. In Sword of Mana, you'll choose between playing a male or female hero. Although there is just one overall storyline, the pieces of that story you experience and areas of the world you visit will be determined by the character you choose. Often, the two characters work together, but there are some areas that are exclusive to each. Players that enjoy the game will want to play through it again to explore all the terrain they missed from the other perspective.
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Game Genre: Role Playing Game
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
PEGI Rating:
Summary
Product Title: Sword of Mana GBA
Manufacturer: Nintendo
Power Score: 3.6
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General
Game Genre: Role Playing Game
Release Date: 2003-12-1
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ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
PEGI Rating:
Additional Specifications
Frequency Band: Category: RPG (Role Playing Game) Players: 1 player ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
License Pricing: Standard
Software Name: Sword of Mana
Upgrade Information: Not Applicable
Software Main Type: Game
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Outdated RPG.
Strengths: Fun combat, decent story.
Weakness: Feels outdated, too easy to get lost.
Sword of Mana, a popular RPG that was good on the Super Nintendo, has not aged well, as most RPGs have surpassed this game years ago. The combat is fairly fun, as you fight your enemies in the fields as you travel along the maps. The story is fairly decent, but it too was not that strong when the game first came out. The big main problem besides being outdated is that it's too easy to get...
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