Star Ocean The Last Hope
Star Ocean is another episode in the Star Ocean saga, which began in the Super Famicom console in mid 90'. The game is developed by the renowned Square Enix, the Japanese company specialized in the RPG genre, the same responsible for other major titles in the same row as the franchise Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest.
In this version you control the Edge Maverick hero, and his partner Reim. Unlike earlier versions, this edition of the franchise will have a much greater emphasis on the scientific aspects of history, leaving aside a bit of fantasy.
The great advantage of the game were fighting, performed in real time. Moreover, instead opting for a medieval theme or what seems to have come from fairy tales, the developer, with members openly fans of science fiction and space travel, chose a theme more "sci-fi."
Star Ocean also attracted the attention of several players, thanks to its gameplay different and unique style. In all, the franchise now has seven titles, including remakes, released for various platforms such as PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PSP and Game Boy
In 2008, fans of the series received notice of two ways. The producer of the franchise, Yoshinori Yamagishi, announced a new game titled Star Ocean: The Last Hope, exclusively for the next generation console from Microsoft, the Xbox 360. However, along with the revelation, Yamagishi also said that this was the final game of the franchise.
The Games was Baixaki check closely the latest edition of the infamous franchise. Well, outside of Japan, Star Ocean has never been a name of weight. But it seems that Square Enix, which distributes the game, seems to be investing in the franchise. Besides the Xbox 360 version, the company also recently launched two remakes for the PlayStation Portable.
On Xbox 360, experience is watered by a cliché story, which includes GPs in abundance, action-packed combat voiceovers terribly annoying. Despite ups and downs, the title will please fans of the genre. If you're one of them, this is perhaps even his last hope.Read full review
