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Adventures of Mana Review | Reviews 2 Go

Reviews 2 Go has just posted their review of the PS Vita's newest Square Enix game. Here are their final thoughts:

"Adventures of Mana is on the PS Vita and is a shining example of 1:1 remakes that Square fans always demand but don’t realize they don't really want. The game looks beautiful and plays great, but translation, confusion, and game-trapping issues that plagued the original game are here and almost require you to prepare yourself to play the game instead of just enjoying it on your own. "

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Elronza2884d ago

I love this game on my Jxd Singularity S192!

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Visions of the Mana Series: A Retrospective

Are you excited for the forthcoming Visions of Mana? This retrospective of the Mana series will tell you all about the franchise thus far.

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All The Mana Games Ranked

The Mana series has been around for decades and spawned multiple titles in that time. Here's how each title ranks up.

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Cruel Fate Makes for Good Gaming in Final Fantasy Adventure

Final Fantasy Adventure will always be remembered as the game that started the Mana series, a blend of traditional RPG elements and real-time action, with towns to explore, dungeons to conquer, and a variety of useful weapons, but its overriding sense of the melancholy and tragic aspects of honor will always strike a harsh chord with those who enjoy picking up a sword to save a world that they themselves will never be allowed to enjoy.

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Snookies121799d ago (Edited 1799d ago )

"its overriding sense of the melancholy and tragic aspects of honor will always strike a harsh chord with those who enjoy picking up a sword to save a world that they themselves will never be allowed to enjoy."

I really don't understand this line... How do these even correlate at all? It's not like these two aspects contradict one another.

Godmars2901798d ago

PR groups assigned to selling a title often have no idea what the game they're selling is about. Hence the vomited nonsense.