[Hilo Oficial] YS I+II Chronicles | YS Seven

teje3 escribió:Estupendo. Ademas, salen los dos en un solo UMD, no?
Pensaba que iba a pasar lo que mismo que con el Final Fanstasy I y II

En, que da tiempo a acabar el alubion de RPGs de estos meses antes de que lleguen el Ys I y II

zxc2 escribió:para los que estan esperando el I y II , les recomiendo que lo prueben primero en cualquiera de sus versiones (pc, etc) ya que la jugabilidad es bastante diferente al 7 o los ultimos 3,

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Kamuiu escribió:Pero, tengo la duda....¿se puede jugar a estos juegos independientemente o hay q hacerlo en orden??? porque ya jugue The Ark of Naphitism en la ps2 y me encanto...

zxc2 escribió:para los que estan esperando el I y II , les recomiendo que lo prueben primero en cualquiera de sus versiones (pc, etc) ya que la jugabilidad es bastante diferente al 7 o los ultimos 3,

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2010 has seen two PSP-based Ys games drop in North America in the form of Ys Seven, and the Ys III remake titled The Oath in Felghana. Continuing in reverse order, Falcom and XSeed will soon bring Ys I & II Chronicles to North American PSPs. This is a review of the Japanese version.

First of all, putting these two games in one pack made perfect sense as the stories run together and their gameplay is mostly the same. It’s nice to see developers and publishers doing stuff like this that benefits the end user, rather than going right for the financial throat with separate releases of games that could have been bundled together. You’re receiving two-full games for the price of one in this bundle, and that’s always welcomed in today’s times of steadily decreasing game length.

While Ys I & II Chronicles is an action RPG that can still be grouped with its series brethren, some players might be disappointed that sword swings are done automatically. Indeed, these first Ys titles strive more for approach rather than methodical combat; the PSP remake maintains this classic gameplay. When Adol, the protagonist, gets close enough to an enemy, he’ll swing his sword and that’s that. He may or may not be hit with a counter in the process, largely depending on the player being able to get an advantageous angle. The combat system works fine for the game, but in the early going when there are no other skills, meaning the only way to defeat a monster is to run into it for that auto-swing. Most players might be turned off by this unusual style of play, and may find the gameplay too disintegrated, while older fans of the series who played this game in other forms might find nostalgic charm.

Ys I and Ys II actually combine to tell a continuous story, rather than the games having little to do with each other, as is common in many other RPGs. It’s got all the things we’ve come to expect from Ys: a mysterious blue-haired girl, the main character washing up unconscious on a beach, and just enough of a plot-based excuse to keep the player moving from A to B for 10-20 hours a pop. Ys games have always been gameplay first with story in the back seat, and these first two games prove it. It comes down to “Hey, are you an adventurer? Great, because there’s evil showing up all over the world. My crystal ball picks you to get rid of it. Why are you still standing around?” That’s the jist of the entire plot right there.


Visuals in these games won’t thrill, but they’re good enough, especially considering the fact that their original versions are old enough to buy a beer anywhere in North America. Music, on the other hand, is great. The Ys series is known for its wailing guitars and take-no-crap, action-oriented melodies, and the roots of this tradition are as much in your grill as they’ve ever been. Better still, players new and old will surely enjoy the option to change the music style as they please, as sound versions from the PC-88, original, and Chronicles versions are all readily available and can be selected at will. Think the PC-88 version of a certain town’s theme hits home the best? Like the Chronicles version of the fight theme more than others? Switch to any of these three music types with only a couple of button presses.

Ys I & II Chronicles is a moderately enjoyable, and well-presented package for long time series fans and perhaps a few newbies curious about Adol’s first adventure. It’s got a bare-bones story that will leave you wanting more, and a battle system that will be a polarizing factor among mainstream gamers and series latecomers. The music is sharp and presentation is clean, and in the end all qualities balance out to just about an average handheld RPG experience.

BardockD escribió:toda la razon del mundo, yo solo puedo esperar que vayan sacando cosas de ys para psp y luego pillarmelas con el tiempo xDDD es que es tan grande la saga...

yo jugué al ark of napashitim de ps2 (igual que el psp) y me quedé así O.O!!! como puede haber una historia tan buena y con banda de power metal sintetizada??? DDDD

desde entonces soy fan de ys

aver si de momento me puedo pillar el ys legacy de usa de la ds.... =/ han probado de comprarlo de su página web? :S

BardockD escribió:aaaa en cualquier modo, paypal te hace la conversión automaticamente no? xDDDD

lo digo para ahorrarme tanta molestia.... jajajaja aaa vale

felimerce escribió:Quiero pillarme el Ys Seven y me gustaria comentaseis si el ingles del juego es muy complicado o es mas bien basico.

Muchas gracias.

kofmaster escribió:

felimerce escribió:Quiero pillarme el Ys Seven y me gustaria comentaseis si el ingles del juego es muy complicado o es mas bien basico.

Muchas gracias.

No es complicado, solo los dragones hablan un ingles complejo pero son pocas escenas.

kio_marv escribió:Siempre que veo un YS me dan unas ganas de jugar Alundra... Me encantaría que Matrix anunciase una tercera parte para PSP, esa si seria una noticia, aunque si sale este YS lo probaremos, quien sabe, igual supere a cualquier ARPG

Kamuiu escribió:A ver, tengo unas dudas respecto al Ys I y+II Chronicles.- He llegado al nivel 10 del personaje....y ya no me dice que pueda aumentar de nivel...curioso....para ser un RPGEdito: ya lo supere todo eso pero estoy ante el Jefe Final y no hay manera de matarlo....o me matan por la vida o porque me caigo. ¿Alguien lo ha conseguido????

squall123 escribió:buff vaya trio de ases que tienes ahi jeje
en que tienda online lo has pillado? supongo que en alguna americana no?
cuanto te han costado? algun problema con aduanas??
que de preguntas xDDD
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