Testseek.com have collected 19 expert reviews of the Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love.
May 2010
(79%)
19 Reviews
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Abstract: Let's face it: old games rarely withstand retrospective criticism. Many of today's classic titles and pioneers would be found nigh-unplayable by future generations of gamers, spoiled in part by modern titles that have learned from those same pioneers...
Abstract: How much interaction do you need to enjoy a game? I mean, is the simple act of pressing a button to advance some text boxes sufficient gameplay? I ask you, the reader, because from the outset of Sakura Wars: So Long My Love I felt I was playing someth...
Abstract: Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love is a strategy role-playing game that cleverly mimics Japanese animation, presenting a highly original and hilarious adventure. The game unfolds like an interactive anime, implementing wild situations and comical characters...
Abstract: Ever since the Super Nintendo console, Nintendo has been an innovative and creative company when it comes to the development of games. For instance, I recall playing the game Aerobiz where you have to manage a fledgling airline to become profitable and...
Interesting mix of actions to make choices and affect the story, interesting storyline divided into “episodes,” strategic battles work well and look great, multiple endings, photo sidequests and there are special codes for extra photos and extras. The storyline is cheesy, but in a good way. The occasional errand running is fun, and the free play mode where you can sort-of explore is neat.
Too few strategic battles and no Japanese language option. Can’t skip some repetitive animated sequences. Some people experience freezing or crashes, especially if they load saves from the middle of battles. (I didn’t, but I did witness it happen to a friend.)
The Sakura Taisen series is considered to be one of, if not THE best, RPG series of all time when it comes to consistent levels of excellence and nothing showcases that aspect more than when Nippon Ichi can take a five year old PS2 game, port it to the...
Abstract: Version Differences and Non-Spoiler Notice: This review was done primarily using the PS2 version but the game is very similar on both systems. Nonetheless, a short chart at the end of the review will be provided to explain the differences since some of...
That's actually something I wanted to make sure I touched on. OCD superfreaks are going to go crazy trying to figure out the "right" way to talk to everyone the first time. It's impossible. Just go with it; often a "wrong" response offers clues on how ...
