Now, the game is making a come back, to all of my surprises. This Remake going to bring lots of improved controls and graphics to the title. It went on a console that could not keep it up with the competition but became a remarkable indication of the future direction of game design. I think that there has never been a game that could live up to the promise that this game has displayed. Something is exciting and terrifying about the dragons that make the whole things worked on the scale that wouldn't have happened if we drove a vehicle instead.
Apparently, he also remembered about being too invested in the dragons back then. That is why they opted for the idea of dragons rather than the original design of driving vehicles. Yukio Futatsugi (the creator of this game) said that they wanted to make the game softer than other titles of the time. Something is exciting and terrifying about the dragons that make the whole things worked out. So instead of an empire, we only got a few more games in the franchise before it faded out. Sega built this game from the base up to show off the graphics rendering capability of the mighty Sega Saturn, but it would become a victim of the PlayStation of Sony.
Panzer Dragoon also followed that trend to feature a 3D great adventure that I enjoyed so much. 1995 was also the time when the gaming industry was moving from 2D to 3D graphics. Panzer Dragoon featured a new and fresh cinematic style to the console world which was not a thing back then. I could say that this game summed up all of the offerings of the Sega Saturn console, but sadly that system was doomed to fail. Panzer Dragoon featured a new and fresh cinematic style which was not a thing back then in the world of consoles. I still keep listening to it until today. Moreover, I love the soundtrack in that game, which was composed by Yoshitaka Azuma. It was of the on-rails shooter genre, a pretty big thing back then. Undoubtedly, the protagonist going about with his life when luck gets him to the adventure together with a dragon. Panzer Dragoon got all my love from a teen. I tried the game for the first time on a Sega Saturn of a friend, then got one on PC for myself in 1997. At that time, I was having my sweet teenager time. In my case, the game is Panzer Dragoon. It initially launched way back in 1995. Panzer Dragoon initially launched way back in 1995 I was in my teenage years back then But there is also that 1st game influence that stuck to our brain, just like they leave a mark in for our whole life. Modern games are much superior to the older games, in various ways. I do not mean that gaming is not getting better over the years. There is always something special in the games we played when we were children that we could not find with modern games.
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