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IGN

03/2013

Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan Review

Now, you may laugh, but this was no ordinary kangaroo. A towering behemoth that dwarfed my guild's modest airship, the so-called Bounding Beast possessed a territorial drive matched only by its pugilistic chops. It made those boxing kangaroos in the old cartoons look like runners-up in a kindergarten slap fight. My guild members held their own for most of the fight. In fact, they took the monster's health to critical with ruthless efficiency. But then its desperation moves came out, including a maneuver that stunned my party of five warriors, leaving them vulnerable for it to follow up with punishing cross-hooks that knocked multiple targets out of the fight in a single blow. The tide of battle turned against us quickly. Game over. So it goes in Etrian Odyssey IV, the fourth entry in Atlus' ongoing attempt to answer the question: "How do you make the oldest of old-school role-playing game styles, the first-person dungeon crawler, appeal to a contemporary audience?" With each sequel, the Etrian games have drawn closer to finding a perfect balance between 8-bit grind and contemporary accessibility.

1UP

02/2012

Etrian Odyssey IV (Preview)

Of all the Nintendo-related news to tumble out of Japan this week, I'm most excited about Etrian Odyssey IV, the 3DS debut of Atlus' map-drawing, F.O.E.-fighting, soul-crushing RPG series. While we've only seen a few details of the game, what little the company has revealed (both through a Weekly Famitsu spread and a short video trailer at Japan's Nintendo Direct press conference) indicates this entry has the potential to bring a cult-favorite series to a wider audience than ever before. For starters, it's a much more modern-looking game this time around. Sure, it's still a first-person dungeon-crawler, and as ever it looks to be patterned after early '80s RPGs like Wizardry and The Bard's Tale -- not exactly the sort of thing that's likely to blow past Dance Central and Modern Warfare on the NPD charts. But the game looks considerably more immersive on 3DS, and not only because it includes 3D effects. The static sprites that represented monsters in the DS iterations are now animated polygonal beasts that stalk players through the dungeon exploration mode -- no more abstract balls of color to represent its roaming F.O.E. super-bosses.

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Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of Titan Video Game - Nintendo DS	$39.95	See it
Etrian Odyssey IV Legends of/Titan for 3DS™	$39.99	See it
Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends Of The Titan - Nintendo 3DS	$39.99	See it
Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan (Nintendo 3DS)	$39.99	See it
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