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List Price : $39.99 Price : $37.75
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Product Description
Waking up in a strange virtual world with no recollection of the past, the main character finds themselves forced to fight for survival in a war they do not understand for a prize beyond value; the opportunity to have one's wish granted. With only an enigmatic “Servant” by their side, the protagonist will have to face both friends and foes in battles to the death in order to not only gain possession of a mysterious object known as the "Holy Grail,” but also to find the answer to the most important question of all: "Who am I?"
- Using Break, Attack, and Guard abilities in combination with powerful Special Moves and Code Casts, players are required to plan out their attacks to effectively counter their opponent's moves
- Engrossing Story: Written by the creator of the original Fate series of PC games, Kinoko Nasu, the story of Fate/EXTRA will not only appeal to long time fans of the Fate universe
- Extensive replay value: Multiple story paths, each with their own unique dialog trees and character interactions that lead to different endings.
Fate/Extra Limited Edition Reviews
Fate/Extra Limited Edition Reviews
| 14 of 14 people found the following review helpful  Fate/Extra provides solid gameplay with reasons to come back for more., By = Fun: This review is from: Fate/Extra Limited Edition (Video Game) At the time I write this, there is one other review by JoshuaKadmon. Everything he says is correct. I write this as a fan of jrpg's, the Fate series, and multi-path games. Once you finish the game's tutorial, you choose your servant (ether Saber, Archer, or Caster class), which represent the difficulties in the game of easy/medium/hard), and your gender, which can change how your servant responds to you in dialogue. The game later gives you another choice which alters some of the bosses you face and interactions with your servant. Throughout the game you are asked questions and have dialogue trees which also alter how the game goes, and wrong choices in certain crcumstances become instant death, so it's a good idea to have multiple save files.The one thing which differentiates Fate/Extra from Persona (yes, they are very similar, and I would rank P3P as a top 5 game on PSP) is that because of the somewhat screwed up battle system, you must research your opponents... Read more 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful A perfectly paced portable RPG, By Ghetto Ninja "NinJa" (Spirit Lake, Iowa) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Fate/Extra Limited Edition (Video Game) If you a fan of the Fate series this is a no brainer. The dialogue is very well written. It's witty and fun to read. No cliche blabbing that is so rampant in JRPG's, no surprise as it's wriiten by the same person as the superb visual novel. For people not familiar with the series there is still a lot to like. Everything in the game is kept simple, which is great especially for a portable title. A school serves as the only HUB world in the game with a handy menu to teleport to diiferent sections. It's a shame other RPGs lack this feature it saves so much point less walking. The battle system is simple but requires thinking to figure out various attack patterns. The game is set up by weeks. During the first six says you train in an arena where you also complete various tasks to gsin entry to the boss. mfight ait the end of the week. The bosses are awesome. Both the masters and their servants are always brilliantly conveyed with tons of personality. The excellent tunes from Fate/Stay... Read more 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful  Fate is a strange and sometimes intriguing beast., = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Fate/Extra Limited Edition (Video Game) First off I'm going to start by saying I have no history with the franchise this game seems to be attached to. I've heard of Fate/Stay Night but haven't seen the source material or any of its other spin offs so I will be writing based on the game in its own context, not the context of it as a part of a franchise. Two things made me aware of the game's existence. The first amusingly enough is the music, which I thought was enjoyable and relaxing. The second would be the parallels some seem to bring up with Persona.Fate/Extra is a JRPG that some seem to liken to Persona 3 but I think this relation is somewhat wrongly interpreted. The two only relate to one another in a handful of ways I will point out (based on my experience thus far): - Both involve high school age characters and settings - Said characters are host to powers or links to outside mythical or historical figures (personae/servants) - Both are JRPGs and anime-esque in style - Some emphasis on... Read more |
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