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09 August 2011
It is a fun game to play, if you like mini-games, and I do.
I had this game before and it's a fun little game, but I knocked the system over and the only thing that broke was this game... So I had to get a new one to play every so often.
You can play it alone, and there are different computer settings to compete against. Or you can play it with others which is always more fun.
There are also a few different sizes of playing boards. And Play as any of the main characters from the show/manga One Peice.
It's just a bunch of mini-games with bosses mixed in randomly. It is played something like a strategy game with a board where you try to have the most squares on the board. at the beginning all the squares are turned face down and when it's your turn you turn over the squares and there are different characters under them, friend panels give you money, foe panels take money, mini-game panels start a mini-game where you compete for the panel, and boss panels allow you to be the boss that everyone else has to try to beat, each boss panel is actually two panels. How to get the squares is to win/be the boss(and not loose) or to win the mini-game. You can also take over other people's panels by surrounding them on opposite sides, no matter how many panels are in between(as long as they've all been won.) The game ends when all the panels have been claimed.
There is also a section where you can see all the characters you've unlocked. And if I recall correctly you can hear them too.
21 July 2011
Overall the graphics could be better but it is fun.
I haven't finished the game yet but I have found it to be entertaining and for the most part, fairly easy.
~~Warning: Spoilers Ahead!~~
At the very beginning you can only play as Aang, Then Sokka and Momo, then Katara joins you and finally you have the addition of Haru. You have to leave Haru behind for a little while, then latter you have to play as him alone, for a bit.
The first part tells kind of like a bad fan-fiction, Katara getting kidnapped by Zuko, I found it quite amusing.
I like how they did the character's faces, but the graphics when you see them could be better.
While I like being Momo, the way they go about it is headache causing and a little hard on the eyes. Also it is easier to get lost as Momo and harder to find the things he goes looking for(which can cause you to be Momo longer).
I tend to collect things in games, and hate leaving them behind, I'd rather sell them, which you can do, but when you're far from a town and your pack is full, again, you either have to leave the new idem or discard one in your bag. I'd like to have the bigger pouch before I needed it, but other then that the pouch and other things like the map and quest reminders were easy to find and access.
If you really like Avatar the Last Airbender then you'll like this game, as long as you remember that this game changes what happens in the show. And that Zuko is (so far) still the 'bad guy' with his ponytail no less. But if you have to pick between this game and Burning Earth, I'd go with Burning Earth.
Have fun, and knock some Fire Nation heads with Sokka for me!
23 February 2022
Love Dick and Jane
Loved these books as a kid and wanted them for Grands. Books are in good shape