showing 4 games
| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bloody Roar | Sony Computer Entertainment;Virgin (Hudson Soft) | 1997 | In BLOODY ROAR, you can choose one of eight fighters with unique "Spirit Animals." To enhance the experience, play with each of the fighters to learn their individual stories. Pummel your opponents by transforming into one of the "Spirit Animals," which include a killer rabbit, gorilla, fox, and other beasts. See the moment of victory with instant replays that show the final blow that put your opponent on the ground for good. With all of this action, BLOODY ROAR will bring out the beast in you. | labelimagesubject |
| Bloody Roar 2 | Sony Computer Entertainment;Virgin (Hudson Soft) | 1999 | It's the Dawning of a New Breed. With the dawnng of the new millennium a new breed of assassins energes-altered humans who transmute into violent raging beasts. All must fight and survive to satisfy their own inner quests...***The original Bloody Roar revolutionized the fighting genre on the PSX with its fast and intense gameplay. You'll control a normal human fighter that can transform into an angry beast at the touch of a button. There are 10 fighters to fight with, and each one of them transforms into a different beast, so it's almost like you'll have 20 different fighters at your disposal. There are four different gameplay modes for you to try out and that adds a lot to the replay value. | labelimagesubject |
| Breath of Fire IV | Capcom | 2000 | Princess Elina is missing, and it is up to Nina and a ragtag crew of heroes to find her and save the world. Take control of a three-member party (there are six playable characters) and enter battle. When one of your troops gets hurt too much, just rotate them out of the active party and call another to action. Use strategies like transforming Ryu into a dragon to gain an advantage over your opponents. Only you can guide this group of adventurers to success in Breath of Fire IV.***Japanese version [32]***The fourth installment in the Breath of Fire series is a classic. In addition to the deep storyline and beautiful graphics, you'll get a chance to interact with hundreds of interesting characters. Capcom has pulled out all the stops, and now, in addition to the regular game, one of the mini-games allows you to use the Agetech fishing controller. The battle system has been revamped from the previous installments and now character placement is vital. | labelimagesubject |
| Saiyuki: Journey West | Koei (KOEI) | 2001 | As a young Buddhist monk in China, you've never had much cause for adventure in your sedentary life. Your life becomes very exciting when Lady Kannon, one of heaven's six guardians, suddenly contacts you. Journeying through immense 3D maps, you'll meet up with a host of amazing personalities in your search for the remaining five guardians of heaven. The object of the game is to bring the entire group to India; you'll need all of the magic, weaponry, and reflexes you can drum up.***Based on a popular Chinese myth, Saiyuki, is one of the last great strategy/ RPG's to appear on the PSX. With gameplay similar to Final Fantasy Tactics, Saiyuki tells the story of Sanzo as he makes his way from China to India and back. Both strategy and RPG fans will appreciate Saiyuki's incredible balance between story and gameplay. You'll recruit supporting characters throughout the game, which will help mold your character's skills and abilities. | labelimagesubject |
