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Summon Night 2
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Item Number: NTR-P-YSKJ
Publisher: Namco Bandai Games
Jan/UPC Code: 4582224499076
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Update: August 8, 2008
«©NCSX» The land of Lyndbaum serves as a nexus that's bordered by four worlds - Loreilal, Maetropa, Sapureth, and Silturn. Each land is populated by different races and beings - humans live in Lyndbaum but if you're in search of an angel or demon, Sapureth is where they reside. Due to the boundaries between the worlds, travelers can't traipse between them. There is a way to move entities between worlds however - a Summoner can serve as the conduit by which a being or creature moves from one world to another.
Summon Night 2 is a tactical strategy game with RPG elements where players take control of a male of female hero and venture into grid-based battlefields. The Summon Night games are story intensive with well developed characters who interact with other well developed characters. The protagonist is a summoner who may call upon creatures from the four worlds to aid and abet during battlefield dramatics.
View the back cover and screenshots on the main NCSX website.
Relevant Link(s):
Summon NightPS1
Summon NightNDS
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Summon Night - Craft Sword StoryGBA
Summon Night - Craft Sword Story 2GBA
Summon Night Craft Sword Monogatari: Hajimari no IshiGBA
Summon Night 3PS2
Summon Night 4PS2
Region-Free
Japanese NDS games may be played on North American and European NDS handhelds. There is no region-coding on Nintendo DS game cards.
NCS Game Notes
» Upon starting a game, players choose from a female (Torisu) or a male (Maguna) hero. Once sex is selected, you'll be able to enter a personalized name in katakana, hiragana, English, or kanji (three forms). We decided on the female character and named her "Crude" since we think oil's going all the way back down to $15 per barrel by 2010-2011. We've positioned our trading account accordingly.
» The first scene is titled ~Brand-New Start~ and starts in the protagonist's room.
» There's no way to skip the dialogue sequences. As much as we wanted to, we had to sit and watch the introductory sequences even though we've watched them before. Years ago. On the Playstation original. The initial introductory sequence will eat up about 10 minutes of your time before a battle starts up.
» The female character starts the game with 48HP and 42MP. She'll partner up with a armored compatriot named Reorudo for her first battle.
» To move, highlight your hero and press the "A" button. Press "A" again on the menu that appears. The range of movement will be highlighted with a light-blue color. The touch pen cannot be used to control the characters.
» When your hero is contiguous to an enemy monster, press "A" and then highlight the second menu option. The attack range will be highlighted in red. The attack system is more sophisticated than earlier S-RPGs because some heroes can attack diagonally in addition to the four cardinal directions.
» Once your turn is done, press the START button to give the monsters a chance to retaliate.
» Whenever one of your heroes is attacked from the front or from the side, he'll counterattack. To enhance the power of an attack, move behind a monster and strike for double HP removal and zero chance of a strike back.
» After each battle, the money, experience, and items won is tallied up in a comprehensive "Battle Report!!" Players who gained enough experience points during a battle can also be leveled up after the Battle Report and attributes increased by allocated Bonus Points that are awarded.
» The first chapter of the game is titled ~Explorers~ and continues where the prologue left off - in the protagonist's room. Lyndbaum is opened up for exploration where the entire city appears on the top screen while a partial view of the city appears on the touch screen. Players move a little magnifying glass to visit different areas that are marked by a blue orb. The entire city is surrounded by a fortress to keep undesirables out.
» A shop located in the southeast portion of the city allows players to buy or sell weapons, armor, and accessories. The shop may be found easily because it's marked with the English word of "Shop" directly above it.
» Bits of English pepper the menus although most of the game is in Japanese. When an event is waiting for your visitation, the word "Event!" will appear over the location which is usually marked with a red sphere as opposed to a blue sphere.
This document is ©NCSX 2008. All rights reserved. No reproduction in whole or in part of this document may be made without express written consent of National Console Support, Inc.
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