This just arrived from VG+.
Having played the PS2 and PSP version a ridiculous amount of time I decided to see what the DS version was like. Everything is there from the Sony versions (that I have seen so far).
The music is a little simplified over the Sony offerings but instantly recognisable. You can adjust the menu options to single or double touch when using the stylus. There are also plenty of other options for the Battle screen. The options (Action, Menu etc.) appear as icons on the touch screen for easy selection. If you prefer you can always use the d-pad and buttons (they work the same way as the Sony versions). The animation on screen can be a little jerky at times (not a huge problem I suppose). After trying to move using the stylus I decided that the buttons and d-pad were a more accurate option, though that could be down to familiarity. The upper screen contains a map of the battle area when you are fighting which is very useful You have three save slots which should be adequate for most eventualities..
The game does work well on the DS and if you don't have the game on a portable and want it, then this is a good option.
I have yet to find the Prinny Commentary (which is supposed to be very funny) and will most probably go for a Game Over at the end of Chapter 1 so that I can do a New Game + and try out Pleinar.
Having played the PS2 and PSP version a ridiculous amount of time I decided to see what the DS version was like. Everything is there from the Sony versions (that I have seen so far).
The music is a little simplified over the Sony offerings but instantly recognisable. You can adjust the menu options to single or double touch when using the stylus. There are also plenty of other options for the Battle screen. The options (Action, Menu etc.) appear as icons on the touch screen for easy selection. If you prefer you can always use the d-pad and buttons (they work the same way as the Sony versions). The animation on screen can be a little jerky at times (not a huge problem I suppose). After trying to move using the stylus I decided that the buttons and d-pad were a more accurate option, though that could be down to familiarity. The upper screen contains a map of the battle area when you are fighting which is very useful You have three save slots which should be adequate for most eventualities..
The game does work well on the DS and if you don't have the game on a portable and want it, then this is a good option.
I have yet to find the Prinny Commentary (which is supposed to be very funny) and will most probably go for a Game Over at the end of Chapter 1 so that I can do a New Game + and try out Pleinar.
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