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Product Summary
Format: Nintendo DS
Manufacturer: Atlus U.s.a. Inc.
Mfg Part#: EO-40037-9
Buy.com Sku: 216376513
UPC: 730865400379
UPC 14: 00730865400379
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| The embodiment of adventure and discovery in the purest sense, eoiii transports gamers to a sparkling oceanic paradise filled with atmosphericdungeons to chart and survey, vast watery expanses to sail across, and rumors of a sunken city to investigate. With an entirely new host of characte |
Features
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Adventure in the High Seas: The ocean becomes a new stage for exploration. Sail your ship, chart the ocean map, sink enemy vessels, and take on seagoing FOEs on your way to playing out one of three possible endings. |
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Create Your Unique Team: A system of 10 new classes and a wealth of proprietary skills make developing the optimal party absorbing, tactical, and rewarding. Will you invest in sword mastery or learn a new healing spell? |
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Live and Die by Your Map(?Making): When danger lurks around every corner, it is imperative to keep track of where you have been and what you found there. The streamlined map maker lets you draw paths, paint in terrain, and drag and drop icons. |
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Wirelessly Share With Friends: Up to 5 friends can team up in special combat challenges over a local wireless connection to take down the toughest monsters living in the ocean. Additional options let you wirelessly trade items. |
Entertainment Reviews
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Etrian Odyssey III: The Drowned City for the Nintendo DS Review
By: Todd Douglass
Blogcritics.org Reviews
Published on: 10/24/2010 7:09 AM
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| Fan-favorite game publisher Atlus continues to release niche titles for gamers looking for unique role-playing game experiences. So many amazing titles have come to America's shores thanks to the company which definitely has a cult following. On the DS, the Etrian Odyssey franchise has done reasonably well with two titles already on the market. Now a third, The Drowned City, is set to make waves. Does this latest iteration have what it takes? In case you are unfamiliar with what Etrian is all about, let's just say it's one of the harder RPG franchises out there. The game presents J-RPG systems and adds in a first-person dungeon-crawling aspect, a cartography element, and a crushing difficulty setting....read the full review | |
